Jim Ewart Memorial Invitational Pace

A funny thing happened to Brent MacGrath as he dropped Beach Glass into the entry box for the 2023 Jim Ewart Memorial, set for this Saturday, Sept. 9 at Eldorado Scioto Downs as part of the richest ni...

Cuatro De Julio etched his name into Eldorado Scioto Downs history with his track record performance in the $200,000 Charlie Hill Memorial for aged trotters on Saturday (Sept. 10).

Charlie May has enjoyed a good amount of success at Eldorado Scioto Downs during his career and breeder/owner Don Tiger hopes that equates to a homefield advantage Saturday when Ohio’s 2021 Horse of t...

While driver Brett Miller cannot be fined for a fist pump, he can be fined taking his hands out of the handholds during a race. So said the judges at Scioto Downs after Miller's winning steer aboard A...

When Always B Miki and Wiggle It Jiggleit lock horns, the race is typically not to be missed. Saturday night's matchup in the $225,000 Jim Ewart Memorial was no exception.

“He’s a lot of fun. I get to travel around with him and meet new people and every single time I talk to new people it’s all positive about him."

The battle of the free-for-allers rages on as heavyweights Always B Miki, Freaky Feet Pete and Wiggle It Jiggleit are all slated to compete this Saturday night.

Steering his fifth winner of the night, driver Ronnie Wrenn Jr. sent Doo Wop Hanover wire-to-wire to win the $225,000 Jim Ewart Memorial Pace contested during Saturday's Ohio Super Night at Scioto Dow...

“It’s a horse race. I was hoping State Treasurer wouldn’t be there. He is really on a roll. But there are a lot of them in there that are just tough to beat. Who knows? You just hope for the best.”

Bigtown Hero rallied wide around the final turn and kicked home to win the $200,000 Jim Ewart Memorial Invitational Pace on Ohio Super Night, the richest night of Standardbred racing in the state, Sat...

“Every time he gets beat, people are saying we should retire him. Then we should retire everybody he beats, too, and there would be about three horses a year left.”