Miami Valley Raceway

Driver Dan Noble wasted no time accomplishing his mission on Sunday afternoon (March 25) at Miami Valley Raceway, as he registered his 5,000th career victory in the matinee’s opening race.

My Hero Ron rode the rail behind a swift pace, capitalizing off his ground-saving trip to win the $24,000 Open I Pace at Miami Valley Raceway on Saturday, March 24.

Noone To Depend On captured the $24,000 Mares Open Handicap Pace, while Barleys Angel was triumphant in the $22,500 championship leg of the Herb Coven Jr. Memorial late-closer at Miami Valley Raceway ...

Elmo Blatch was crowned champion of the $22,500 Ray Paver, Sr. Memorial Trotting Series during Monday afternoon’s card at Miami Valley.

Following a six-week hiatus due to a state-imposed quarantine, My Hero Ron returned to the races without missing a step, winning the $24,000 Open I Pace on Saturday, March 10 at Miami Valley Raceway.

Nothing seemed to bother Rockin Racer on Friday night (March 9) at Miami Valley Raceway as the four-year-old Rockin Image mare cruised to a 1:52.2 triumph in the featured $25,000 Mares Open Pace.

Lets Go Bucks (Dan Noble) dominated the $24,000 Open Handicap Trot at Miami Valley Raceway on Sunday afternoon (March 4), brushing to the lead at the halfway point and widening the winning margin to a...

Lucky Lime completed the climb to the top of the ladder at Miami Valley Raceway by winning the $25,000 Open I Pace in 1:51.1 on Saturday, March 3.

Making the final start of his career, 11-year-old pacer Screamin Seaman A left the track a winner, claiming the $20,000 Survivor Series Championship for $5,000 claiming pacers on Tuesday, Feb. 27 at M...

Velocity Stifler is the 2018 Sole Survivor of the Elite Survivor Series for $10,000 male claiming pacers at Miami Valley Raceway.

After near misses in four consecutive starts recently in Miami Valley's Open Trot, driver John DeLong piloted Walter White to a 1:54.3 victory in the Sunday afternoon feature on February 18.

Sandys Victory, who was named the 2017 Aged Trotter of the Year in Ohio, shows no signs of letting up at age seven.