Ohio Sires Stakes

The best Ohio-sired two-year-old trotters and pacers of the 2012 season are ready to roll this season in hopes of retaining their championship form. They are aiming at the first legs of the Ohio Sires...

Scott Mogan knows that as Ohio’s best freshman pacer last year, Feelin Lika Winner, will have a bulls-eye on him when he races this season, so the veteran trainer is planning the pacer’s campaign care...

Contessa Leigh was the most dominant winner among the eight $100,000 Ohio Sires Stakes finals contested as part of Ohio Super Night at Scioto Downs on Saturday.

Ohio Sires Stakes racing highlighted Northfield Park’s Friday (August 31) program during which two-year-old filly pacers and trotters squared off.

On Saturday, August 18, Northfield Park hosted four divisions of Ohio Sires Stakes as part of the 13-race program. Three-year-old colt and gelding trotters and pacers each competed in two divisions.

Classic Rock Nroll zipped up the passing lane to defeat heavy favourite and two-time champion Foiled Again in the $111,500 Battle of Lake Erie at Northfield Park on Saturday night.

The female stars of the future in the Buckeye State did battle in four splits of Ohio Sires Stakes for freshmen at Scioto Downs on a cool and breezy Friday night.

One of the best crowds in many years came out to see one of the best racing programs in many years on Saturday night at Scioto Downs.

Kyle Ater scored a hat trick in Ohio Sires Stakes action at Scioto Downs on Wednesday, winning both pacing events and one of the two trots.

On Tuesday, July 3 Northfield Park hosted four divisions of Ohio Sires Stake racing action as part of the Tuesday 12-race program. Two-year-old filly trotters and pacers competed in two divisions.