Claim To Fame Series

Its A Herbie overcame an uncovered overland journey to win Miami Valley’s $22,500 Open Trot on Tuesday (Feb. 9) for the second straight week.

The final pair of Claim To Fame finals were contested at Miami Valley on Tuesday afternoon (Jan. 26), wrapping the popular series that was divided into nine different claiming classes and doled out ov...

Secret Threat (Trace Tetrick) and Voracity (Dan Noble), currently the top two horses in North America in terms of seasonal earnings, finished first and second in the $37,500 championship leg of Miami ...

The Bethinator, the youngest mare (at age four) with the least earnings in the field, won the Miami Valley $22,500 Mares Open Pace on Friday (January 22).

Lane Of Stone surpassed the half-million dollar earnings plateau with a convincing 1:54 victory in Miami Valley’s $22,000 Open Trot on Tuesday (Jan. 19).

Driver Dan Noble will have an enviable decision to make following the draw for the $30,000 championship of the Claim To Fame series for $20,000 claiming trotters to be held next Monday.

Four divisions of $30,000 claiming pacers comprised the final preliminary for their Claim To Fame series at Miami Valley on Sunday (Jan. 17), with 10 of them earning spots in the $37,500 championship ...

The Bethinator is on quite the roll on the southwest Ohio circuit. The just turned four-year-old won for the fourth time in her last five starts, copping her third Mares Open in her last four tries o...

Party At The Banks rushed from the rear of the field to snag the $24,000 Open Trot at Miami Valley Raceway on Tuesday (Jan. 28).

Insomniac and Foolish Heart were crowned champions of their respective Claim To Fame Series on Monday afternoon at Miami Valley Raceway.

The Dark Shadow pulled a major upset in the $37,500 championship leg of Miami Valley’s Claim To Fame series for pacing males with a $30,000 claiming tag on Sunday afternoon (Jan. 26).