She’safirewoman has been selected the 2025 Ohio 2-Year-Old Pacing Filly of the Year, and Bath Bomb has been named the Ohio 2025 Aged Mare Pacer of the Year.
Author: by Wes Mayberry, for the OHHA
Tina Schrock elected, Sam Lilly re-elected to USTA Board of Directors
Challenger Tina Schrock and incumbent Sam Lilly were elected to three-year terms as membership directors from District 5 (Illinois) to the U.S. Trotting Association (USTA) Board of Directors, the Association announced Tuesday (Dec. 23).
Last call for T C I bookings
This is the last chance to secure 2026 bookings to T C I, the richest 2-year-old colt trotter in history.
Monti and Smith named Batavia Downs leading horsemen of the meet
The curtain fell on the 2025 summer/fall harness racing meet at Batavia Downs on Saturday (Dec. 20) and the Upstate New York Chapter of the United States Harness Writers Association doled out awards to the meet’s leading driver, trainer and horses in trackside presentations during the program.
Ready Cash bloodlines dominate Prix d’Amérique qualifiers
Sunday’s two Group 1 races at Vincennes once again demonstrated that Ready Cash remains the most influential stallion in French, perhaps even European, trotting breeding today.
Monticello cancels Wednesday qualifiers
Attention horsemen: Qualifiers will be canceled for Wednesday (Dec. 24).
Chris Page, Ron Burke take 2025 Kaltenbach honors
For the seventh straight year, driver Chris Page and trainer Ron Burke captured Ohio’s Kaltenbach titles.
Lindy Dragonwater named 2025 Ohio 2-Year-Old Pacing Colt of the Year
Ohio Sires Stakes champion Lindy Dragonwater has been named the 2025 Ohio 2-Year-Old Pacing Colt of the Year.
Opportunities await horseplayers throughout Christmas Week at Mohawk
Christmas Week begins Monday evening (Dec. 22) at Woodbine Mohawk Park with a packed 12-race card to start a stretch of notable wagering opportunities.
Cumberland track crew has ‘can do’ attitude
A day in the life of a harness racing track man is anything but routine. Depending upon the weather, the team of Bruce Kilton and Michael Bilodeau could be working all day, all night, or all day and night on the racing surface at First Tracks Cumberland.