Miami Valley Raceway

My Buddy Ninkster pulled another mild upset, as he often does, in the $24,000 Open I Handicap at Miami Valley on Saturday night.

Feelin Red Hot (Chris Page) nosed out American Girl (Trace Tetrick) in Miami Valley’s $25,000 Mares Open Handicap Pace on Friday night (February 8), giving the six-year-old daughter of Feelin Friskie ...

A pair of longshots that did not win preliminary legs of their respective Claim To Fame Series did capture championship finals at Miami Valley Raceway on Monday afternoon (Feb. 4) over a 'sloppy' stri...

Fan Of Terror is officially the ‘King of the Hill’ among $20,000 claimers at Miami Valley Raceway after capturing the $32,500 Claim To Fame final for that division on Saturday night (Feb. 2).

Feelin Red Hot (Chris Page), a six-year-old Ohio-sired mare by Feelin Friskie, notched her 20th career victory in just 77 starts Friday night (February 1) in Miami Valley’s $25,000 Distaff Open Pace.

Another pair of Claim To Fame Series champions were crowned Tuesday, Jan. 29 at frigid Miami Valley Raceway.

Deteriorating track conditions, due to a constant back-and-forth freeze/thaw situation over the past four days, caused Miami Valley Raceway to cancel the balance of its program after four races on Mon...

Pine Dream notched his first victory of the 2019 season on Sunday, Jan. 27 at Miami Valley Raceway, copping the Open Trot in 1:55.3.

Pacing the quickest mile of the meet at Miami Valley Raceway, Granite took the $25,000 Open Handicap on Saturday, Jan. 26 in 1:50 with Brett Miller in the bike.

The first of seven Claim To Fame Series championships that will be decided in the coming days was contested Friday night (January 25) at Miami Valley Raceway.

Miami Valley Raceway has introduced a pair of new Late Closing events with an exciting twist: odd distance racing.

If the preliminary legs are any indication, the $22,500 finals of a pair of Claim To Fame late closers next Tuesday afternoon at Miami Valley Raceway should be humdingers.