The final of four Ohio Harness Horsemen’s Association charity nights across the state is scheduled for Saturday (Oct. 7) at Hollywood Dayton Raceway.
Author: from the Ohio Harness Horsemen's Association
Daburg equals Harrington track record
Daburg (Pat Berry) equaled the track record for 2-year-old trotting fillies Wednesday (Oct. 4) at Harrington Raceway with a 1:59.2 win in a $20,000 Delaware Standardbred Breeders’ Fund second-leg division.
Dayton guarantees Thurs. Pick-5 at $25k
Dayton Raceway has announced that, after a $12,815 carryover from Wednesday’s (Oct. 4) Pick-5, there will be a guaranteed Pick-5 pool of $25,000 on its Thursday (Oct. 5) card.
Adamczyk, Schwartz victorious in Monticello NAADA dashes
Andrew Adamczyk ground along the rim and Alan Schwartz demolished his peers to take their respective $7,500 North American Amateur Driving Association (NAADA) Trots at Monticello Raceway on Wednesday afternoon (Oct. 4).
Hat trick for Page at Dayton; $10k guaranteed Pick-5 Wed.
Tuesday (Oct. 3) was a successful night at the office for Dayton Raceway’s leading driver, Chris Page, who scored a hat trick.
Virginia champs begin title defenses with Breeders’ prelim wins
Pamela Wagner and Scott Woogen’s K J Alexander and Caviart Farms’ Caviart Gwen — the Virginia Breeders’ 2-year-old Colt/Gelding and Filly Trot champions — made bold statements Saturday (Sept. 30) at Shenandoah Downs as they began defense of their titles as sophomores.
DSBF pacing fillies complete second Harrington leg
A trio of $20,000 divisions of Delaware Standardbred Breeders’ Fund 2-year-old pacing fillies highlighted the Tuesday (Oct. 3) program at Harrington Raceway.
Rocknroll Lou breaks three records in Mass. Sire Stakes
Week two of 2-year-olds competing in the $3 million Massachusetts Sire Stakes at Plainridge Park got underway on Tuesday afternoon (Oct. 3), and Rocknroll Lou (Sweet Lou-Beautiful Lady) made history in three different categories with an impressive effort in the $75,000 division for male pacers.
Daryl Glazer, 62, dies
Daryl Glazer, 62, died Sept. 28, 2023, at the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania, in Philadelphia, after a months-long bout with leukemia.