Massachusetts Sire Stakes resume Sunday at Plainridge
At 2h44, on October 17, 2021 • By PLAINRIDGE
After taking a one week respite, the $2.24 million Massachusetts Sire Stakes will reconvene at Plainridge Park on Sunday (Oct. 17) and then continue on Monday (Oct. 18) with post time for both days set at 2 p.m. Two of the stakes on Monday’s card are non-betting and will be contested at 1:30 p.m. and 1:45 p.m.
Sunday’s races feature four $60,000 divisions of 2-year-olds competing in their third leg while Monday’s card also has four $60,000 divisions for 3-year-olds. Both age groups will be making their last attempts to reach the $800,000 (est.) finals that will be contested at Plainridge Park on Monday (Oct. 25).
Yannick Gingras will be returning to Massachusetts this weekend to drive in six of the eight legs and is scheduled to steer two-time series 3-year-old winners trotting gelding Incommunicado (Chapter Seven-Gran Cavalla), pacing colt Mullinax (American Ideal-Up Front Kellie Jo) and trotting filly Moni For Lindy (Credit Winner-Live Moni) who will all try for the MASS hat trick on Monday.
