Plainville, ma -The weekly contained $ 25,000 open handicap pace in Plainridge Park was a record setting harness racing event on Tuesday (September 30) after double cold the stone dust surface in 1: 48.2 and established a new track record for 4-year-old Pacing-Heeren.
David Ingraham came in fifth place with dual cold when the price check (Mitchell Cushing) was at the lead in the quarter in: 25.1. The rapid pace at the point had created a gap with five length in the field and that brought Ingraham to pull cold twice, just past that station and the long rut to the leader started.
Price check stumbled in half: 53.4, but when the race ran on its back to the rear, dual cold cold cold fell along the price check and eventually knew the front for the 1: 20.4 three -quarters. As soon as he crossed over, two fell cold and screwed away by three lengths at the top of the piece and from there, drove at home under Wraps as a Tip Top Cat (Yannick Gingras) only haunted in vain and won in a new life best 1: 48.2.
The previous record for a 4-year-old Pacing-Ruin in Plainridge was 1: 48.4 taken by DP Real Orderal in 2023.
Two -fold cold repetition
It was the third consecutive victory and the 24th Lifetime score in just 39 lifetime starts for dual cold ($ 7.60) that is owned by Marc Tardif and trained by Kelly Case.
Live racing will resume Thursday (October 2) at 2 p.m. in Plainridge Park
Free full previous performance programs and racing repetitions for all live racing days in Plainridge Park can be found on Plainridgeparkcasino.com.
Click here for full racing results: We trot results.
Through Tim BoarskiFor Plainridge Park
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