Victory Is Coming

The top aged horses in a trio of $50,000 Ohio Sires Stakes didn’t disappoint their backers as the 2016 season of the rich series for Ohio-sired horses drew to a close Saturday night, Oct. 15 at Hollyw...

Driver Ronnie Wrenn Jr. piloted the winners of two $50,000 Ohio Sires Stakes for pacing and trotting mares, four-year-olds and up, Friday night at Hollywood at Dayton Racino. The black and maroon-clad...

The fields are set for a quartet of $50,000 Ohio Sires Stakes championship races for older horses on Friday, October 23 and Saturday, October 24 at Hollywood Dayton Raceway.

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...

Ronnie Wrenn Jr., winner of more races than any other driver in North America in both 2013 and 2014 was at it again on Monday at Northfield Park. He won four races on the 15-race program including bo...

Trainer Ron Burke and driver Matt Kakaley swept both $15,000 divisions of the third leg of the Bobby Weiss Series for pacing males Saturday night at The Downs at Mohegan Sun Pocono, with Victory At La...

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.

Trotting mare Victory Is Coming and Ronnie Wrenn Jr. stole the spotlight at Scioto Downs on Friday night with their track and world performance of 1:51 in the $30,000 Open.

Former Maritime stakes champion Top Brand set a new track record for four-year-old pacing mares at Scioto Downs, winning the $20,000 Filly & Mare Open Pace in 1:50.3.

Victory Is Coming sat patiently in the pocket, then shot the Lightning Lane en route to capturing Wednesday’s $18,000 Filly & Mare Preferred Handicap Trot at The Meadows.

Victory Is Coming saved ground until the final turn, then popped off the pylons and brushed by Unefoisdansmavie to capture Wednesday’s $20,000 Filly & Mare Preferred Handicap Trot at The Meadows.

Tabulator was so wound up while scoring down that it took both trainer/driver Marvin Raber and Parade Marshal Missy Rothfuss to control him. But once Raber was able to redirect that energy to the matt...