The Record
Long Range appears in the surviving Plainridge programs across the 2004 season, with 3 starts for which the official chart records a finishing position. None of those starts produced a win in the charts held here, though the horse reached the frame on 0 occasions.
The classes Long Range was entered in run to 3000CLHC, BAYSTATE, 10000CLHC. These are condition races rather than claiming events, so eligibility rested on money already won rather than on a posted purchase price.
Every Start Held Here
| Date | Rc | Fin | PP | Time | Odds | Driver | Class |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Apr 20, 2004 | 8 | — | SCR | - | — | — | 3000CLHC |
| Apr 13, 2004 | 12 | — | SCR | - | — | — | BAYSTATE |
| Apr 6, 2004 | 8 | — | 9 | — | — | Shawn T Gray | 10000CLHC |
| Apr 6, 2004 | 7 | — | SCR | - | — | — | BAYSTATE |
Questions about this horse
Did Long Range ever win here?
Not in the charts recovered here. Long Range shows 3 starts without a win, though no placing inside the first three is recorded either.
Is there a recorded winning time for Long Range?
No. A time is only charted for a horse when the official chart for that race survived, and for Long Range the recovered documents are entry sheets or partial cards. The starts are recorded; the mile rate is not.
Was Long Range a trotter or a pacer?
A pacer — every charted start is at the pace. A pacer moves its legs in lateral pairs, a trotter in diagonal pairs, and a horse is normally campaigned at one gait or the other.
Which conditions was Long Range entered under?
3000CLHC, BAYSTATE and 10000CLHC. Each code is a set of eligibility conditions rather than a grade — the class pages explain what each one admitted.
How often did Long Range go to the gate here?
The record shows 3 charted starts for Long Range, 2004. Those fall across 3 race days. That is what the programmes and result sheets hold, not necessarily the horse's full career: starts made at other tracks are outside this record.