The Fayette County Harness Horsemen’s Association will hold its annual banquet on Saturday (March 2) in the Mahan building at the Fayette County Fairgrounds.
Category: Announcements
Trotter of the Year Jujubee receives a warm welcome at Ivy Lane Farm
Dan Patch Trotter of the Year Jujubee, was introduced at Ivy Lane Farm’s Open House on Jan. 27 and visitors were impressed by his good looks and demeanor.
Baubletina is High Mileage Standardbred
The 2023 American Endurance Ride Conference (AERC) High Mileage Standardbred, presented by the U.S. Trotting Association, is Baubletina. The 15-year-old mare is fresh into her third career, courtesy of long-time endurance enthusiast Larry Gray from Pennsylvania.
Limited supplies of 2024 Breeders Book still available
Limited supplies of the 2024 Breeders Book Stallion Directory are still available from the U.S. Trotting Association.
First foal by Action Uncle born at Midland Acres
Bloomingburg, OH – Action Uncle’s first foal was born on Jan. 26 at Midland Acres. It’s a filly out of Audio Miss. Congratulations to Carl Howard, the owner of Audio Miss.
SPHO-NJ 2023 year-end awards banquet Feb. 18
On Feb. 18, 2024 the Standardbred Pleasure Horse Organization of New Jersey will hold the annual award banquet to celebrate and award the Standardbreds that showed and accumulated points in 2023 in various disciplines.
Darke County (OH) banquet set for Feb. 17
The Darke County horsemen are pleased to announce their upcoming banquet. This year’s banquet will be on Feb. 17 at Romer’s in Greenville, located next to the traffic circle.
Traceur Hanover to stand in Ohio in 2024
Traceur Hanover p,2,1:50.3; 3,1:50.1f; 4,1:49.2s ($1,130,207), by Western Ideal out of Transference, by Camluck will be standing his first season in 2024 at Ohio State ATI Equine Center in Wooster, Ohio.
Charles Marsh Jr., 75, dies
Charles E. Marsh Jr., 75, a lifelong horseman, died Jan. 29, 2024, following a long battle with cancer.
Guy Rion, 69, dies
Guy Franklin Rion, 69, died Jan. 25, 2024, at the University of Kentucky Albert B. Chandler hospital in Lexington, Ky.