Miami Valley Raceway

Fan Of Terror not only extended his win streak to four with a 1:51.2 score in the Saturday (Jan. 30) Open Pace at Miami Valley, but he scored his 50th win as well. The nine-year-old gelded son of West...

It is not unusual to see a horse from the Ron Burke Brigade win a race at any number of tracks across North America. It happens on an almost daily basis and often includes multiple wins at multiple v...

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...

It was a magical double for driver Dan Noble thanks to his sweep of Monday’s Claim To Fame Series championships at Miami Valley Raceway.

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 ...

Fan Of Terror extended his 2021 win streak to three by capturing the $21,000 Open Pace on Saturday (Jan. 23) at Miami Valley.

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 ...

Despite ducking to the back of the pack from an assigned outside post position, razor-sharp GD Western Joe swept the entire field to win Miami Valley’s $22,000 Open Pace on Saturday (Jan. 16), his fou...

Pace Baby Pace, named to mimic Miami Valley handicapper Pacey Mindlin’s signature sign-off slogan, won her first Open company race in southwest Ohio on Friday night (January 15).