Miami Valley Raceway

My Buddy Ninkster, a bridesmaid on four occasions against Open I company already this year, finally broke through and visited the winner’s circle following an impressive 1:49.4 score in Saturday (Apri...

Rock The Look, making a double jump up from conditioned ranks, surprised the Open mares at Miami Valley Raceway on Friday night (March 31) capturing the $22,000 feature for top distaff pacers at odds ...

Boffin (Chris Page) returned to the Miami Valley winner’s circle following the $22,000 Open Trot on Tuesday afternoon (March 26), his first visit there in six weeks. The veteran campaigner narrowly he...

Lets Go Bucks, who captured the Ohio Breeders Championship for sophomore trotters last September, added another notch to his girth when he captured Monday’s $22,500 final of the Ray Paver Sr. Memorial...

Miami Valley Raceway has received a record of 93 nominations for the 2017 edition of the James K. Hackett Memorial series for Ohio-sired sophomore pacers.

Ontario Sires Stakes graduate Gerries Sport (Trace Tetrick) equalled the Miami Valley track record for four-year-old male pacers with a dominating 1:50 triumph in the Saturday night (March 25) $22,000...

Jerseylicious avenged a narrow defeat last week by capturing the $22,000 Mares Open at Miami Valley on Friday night (March 24).

Pine Dream proved last week’s upset victory in Miami Valley’s Open Trot was no fluke, returning to the winner’s circle for the second straight week following the Tuesday matinee $22,000 feature.

Cant Fire Me (driven by Trace Tetrick) and Lets Go Bucks (Dan Noble) both completed sweeps of the two preliminary legs of the Ray Paver Sr. Memorial Series on Monday afternoon (March 20) at Miami Vall...

A pair of first leg divisions of the George ‘Red’ Owens Memorial Series highlighted the Sunday (March 19) afternoon matinee at Miami Valley Raceway.

Sossys King Kong was gorilla-like in the $22,500 championship of the George Williams Memorial Series on Saturday night (March 18) at Miami Valley Raceway.

Miami Valley Raceway paid tribute to one of southwest Ohio’s racing ‘legends’ on Friday night (March 17) when the $22,500 Herb Coven Jr. Memorial Series championship was decided.