Ohio Sires Stakes

Two-year-old colts and geldings went postward on Saturday afternoon, July 4 at Scioto Downs in 10 divisions of Ohio Sires Stakes (OHSS), each sporting a purse of $40,000.

Jack Moiseyev won the Cleveland Classic in 1991 with three-year-old pacing star Precious Bunny and had not been to Northfield Park since. He returned to the Flying Turns on Friday to drive Daylon Mag...

Foiled Again became the first three-time winner of Northfield Park's $175,000 Battle of Lake Erie on Friday night and surpassed the $7 million career earnings mark with the victory.

Bee A Magician surpassed the $3 million career earnings mark with her 1:53.3 triumph in the $200,000 Charlie Hill Memorial Trot at Scioto Downs on Saturday night.

Ohio Sires Stakes action continued Saturday night at Miami Valley Raceway with four $40,000 divisions for Buckeye-bred three-year-olds, two for pacers and two for trotters.

The 2015 Ohio Sires Stakes kicked off on a warm 71 degree night at Miami Valley Raceway on Friday (May 1) with three $40,000 divisions for three-year-old trotting fillies and two $40,000 divisions for...

Nominations to the $5.3 million 2015 Ohio Sire Stakes program for two and three-year-old trotters and pacers are up 69.4 per cent in 2015 from 2014, when just 457 Standardbreds were designated by thei...

At the monthly meeting of the Ohio State Racing Commission on Thursday (December 18), the 2015 breed development programs for Thoroughbreds and Standardbreds were approved.

Ohio Sires Stakes championships for older horses were decided in decidedly different fashions Saturday night at Hollywood Dayton Raceway.

The best older Ohio-sired mares converged on Hollywood Dayton Raceway on Friday night to contest a pair of $50,000 state championship races, one for each gait.