Laude Da (Chris Page) made it two straight wins against Ohio bred with her front stepping victory in the Ohio Breeders Championship (OBC) for two-year-old filly pacers in Sunday (Sept. 14) action at the Delaware County Fair.
Category: Fairs
Gratz (PA) fair to be livestreamed Sept. 14-15
Gratz, PA – The Pennsylvania Fair Harness Horsemen’s Association will be livestreaming the two-day fair meet from the Gratz Fair in Dauphin County on Sunday and Monday (Sept. 14-15). Racing will be…
UMH Properties to sponsor 55th Jugette
The Little Brown Jug Society is pleased to announce that UMH Properties, Inc. has been named the sponsor of the Grade 1 Jugette, for 3-year-old pacing fillies.
Joyce, Hay pick up wins in Spring Haven Farm Ladies Driving Series
The Spring Haven Farm Ladies Driving Series had races at two sites on
Wednesday (Sept. 10) with racing in the afternoon at the Williams County Fair in Montpelier, OH, and with racing in the evening at the Wyandot County Fair in Upper Sandusky, OH.
OHHA to livestream races from Guernsey and Williams county fairs
The Ohio Harness Horsemen’s Association (OHHA) will continue its 2025 Ohio county fair racing season with livestreaming coverage from the Guernsey County and Williams County fairs on Wednesday (Sept. 10).
Reminder for Delaware (OH) entries
When entering online for Delaware, double check that the event number matches the appropriate condition.
The 2025 Neville Award to Robert McIntosh
Robert “Bob” McIntosh, the Hall of Fame trainer and three-time winner of the Jugette, will be honored as the 2025 Joseph Neville Memorial Award recipient by the Little Brown Jug and the Delaware County Fair.
OHHA to livestream races from Wayne and Wyandot county fairs
The Ohio Harness Horsemen’s Association (OHHA) will continue its 2025 Ohio county fair racing season with livestreaming coverage from the Wayne County and Wyandot County fairs on Tuesday and Wednesday (Sept. 9-10).
Box still open for Old Washington FFA Trot
At least one more horse is needed to fill the FFA Trot at Old Washington.
Fast miles and ‘home cooking’ featured at Gratz (PA)
The Pennsylvania fair racing circuit shifted to this Pennsylvania borough about 35 miles north of state capital Harrisburg for a “two-day event” on Saturday and Sunday, and the Schadel brothers, Todd and Tony, already among the leaders on the circuit and here getting a taste of “home cooking,” were the dominant figures in the winner’s circle, including a sweep of the seven “A” 3-year-old Fair Sire Stakes on Sunday.