Hey Hey Mama took advantage of a short Open field and won the $36,000 featured Thursday night (Feb. 19) event for pacing mares at Miami Valley Raceway.
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Muskateer Hanover wires Dover field
Muskateer Hanover fired his best shot and captured the $25,000 Open Pace at Bally’s Dover on Thursday night (Feb. 19).
Mid-Atlantic Drivers Club supports Donoway
The Mid-Atlantic Amateur Drivers Club (MAADC) donated their collective driver percentages from the Feb. 5 and Feb. 12 harness racing programs at Rosecroft Raceway to assist fellow horseman and Maryland-based driver Declan Donoway with medical expenses incurred as he undergoes treatment for cancer.
2025 SIP season in the books
The fourth season of the Standardbred Incentive Program (SIP), organized by the United States Trotting Association has once again showed growth, both in participation numbers and for the number of awards presented.
Indiana positioning itself to host Hambletonian
Indiana is stepping forward with a bold opportunity to bring one of the most prestigious events in global harness racing to the Hoosier State. Governor Mike Braun, in partnership with the Indiana Horse Racing Commission and the Indiana Standardbred Association, on Thursday (Feb. 19) highlighted Indiana’s interest in hosting the Hambletonian in Anderson, Ind., for a three-year commitment.
Oh Look Magic, Fifty Rivers come up big at Miami Valley
Oh Look Magic and Fifty Rivers took the top spots in Wednesday’s (Feb. 18) features at Miami Valley Raceway, with Oh Look Magic setting a national-best time in the process.
Contest, carryovers certain to create a crowd at Big M
A recurring $1,000 handicapping competition plus a pair of carryovers will be served this weekend to please the palates of punters at The Meadowlands when 14-race programs take place on Friday and Saturday (Feb. 20 and Feb. 21).
Jett Propelled defeats female pacers at Bally’s
Jett Propelled took full advantage of the drop down in class and defeated high level conditioned female pacers at Bally’s Dover on Wednesday night (Feb. 18).
Greg Merton reaches 6,000 wins
It would be hard to be more Monticello than Greg Merton. He jogged his first horse at age 6 and was in the business full time by the time he was 16 at the famed Catskill Mountain oval. Wednesday afternoon (Feb. 18), the 52-year-old horsemen reached another milestone in his long career with his 6,000th win.
2026 Ohio Stakes Guide now available online
The 2026 Ohio Stakes Guide is now available on the Ohio Harness Horsemen’s Association website.