OHHA OFFICE CLOSED
The OHHA offices will be closed Monday, October 13th, 2025, in observance of Columbus Day. Offices will re-open Tuesday, October 14th, at 8:00 a.m. Please call 614.221.8723 or email info@ohha.com to leave a message and we will respond when the office reopens.
Buckeye Owners Bonus
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The Ohio Harness Horsemen’s Association (OHHA) will live stream the 2025 Ohio Fairs Championship as part of “Saturday Night at the Races” presented by the Ohio State University Veterinary Medical Center on Oct. 11 from MGM Northfield Park.
Stakes season in the Buckeye State wraps up Saturday (Oct. 11) as MGM Northfield Park hosts eight $50,000 divisions of the Ohio Fairs Championship. Clevelandtoprookie highlights the four divisions of pacers as the top point-earner this season.
The Ohio Fairs Championship will wrap up stakes season for the Buckeye State on Saturday (Oct. 11) as MGM Northfield Park hosts eight $50,000 divisions of freshman and sophomore trotters and pacers. Spend The Prize (Dan Noble) headlines the four divisions of trotters as the top point-earner this season.
Travel Nurse repeated as champion with Luke Hanners scoring his 1,000th career driving victory to highlight the four $75,000 divisions of the 2025 Buckeye Stallion Series for trotters at MGM Northfield Park on Saturday (Oct. 4).
A pair of tightly contested finishes highlighted the four $75,000 divisions of the 2025 Buckeye Stallion Series Finals for pacers on Saturday (Oct. 4) at MGM Northfield Park.
MGM Northfield Park is hosting the 2025 Buckeye Stallion Series Finals on Saturday (Oct. 4) with eight $75,000 divisions. Twin B High Tide and Hunka Hunka enter as standouts among the entries in the four divisions of pacers.
Travel Nurse will vie for a second straight Buckeye Stallion Series championship when MGM Northfield Park hosts four $75,000 divisions of trotters in the 2025 BSS Finals on Saturday (Oct. 4).
Ronnie Gillespie was emotional as he was interviewed in the winner’s circle at Hollywood Gaming at Dayton Raceway on Saturday (Sept. 27). The trainer and driver of Big Ranger had just won the 2025 Ohio Sires Stakes Scarlet Championship for freshman colt trotters, completing an Ohio Triple Crown-winning season.
Ron Burke stablemates Harrisburg Heist, Lindy Dragonwater, and Seaside Shuffle took three of the four pacing divisions in the 2025 Ohio Sires Stakes Scarlet Championships at Hollywood Gaming at Dayton Raceway on Saturday (Sept. 27).
Driver Chris Page and trainer Ron Burke teamed to win two of the three $100,000 pacing divisions in the Ohio Sires Stakes Gray Championships on Friday (Sept. 26) at Hollywood Gaming at Dayton Raceway. Page drove Burke stablemates Sunonmybuns and Skull N Crossbones to victory in their respective divisions.
To hear Neil MacInnis tell it, the story of Rhodena Blue’s first career win is one of incredible circumstances.
She’safirewoman has hit the board in all seven starts this season with six wins and one second to go with $144,189 in earnings. Headlining her resume is a 4-for-4 showing in the Ohio Sires Stakes. She’s looking to complete a perfect 5-for-5 run on Saturday (Sept. 6) as Eldorado Scioto Downs hosts three $50,000 divisions in the fifth leg of the OSS for 2-year-old filly pacers.
A three-time winner in the Ohio Sires Stakes this season, Pet Project has been a standout among 2-year-old colt pacers. He has racked up $109,700 in earnings and leads the OSS standings for 2-year-old colt pacers with 166 points. He and driver Trevor Smith are looking to make it four straight OSS victories, and five consecutive wins overall, on Saturday (Sept. 6) as Scioto hosts three $50,000 divisions in the fifth leg for freshman colt pacers.
Ready Russell has had an impressive start to his racing career. Outside of a rough showing in the Ohio State Fair Stakes, he’s done nothing but win, scoring five victories in six seasonal starts. With a victory in each of the first four legs of the Ohio Sires Stakes on his resume, the Ready For Moni gelding has proven to be a top contender among freshman colt trotters.
After a somewhat inauspicious start to the season, Pet Project is on a roll. The Pet Rock gelding out of Igottafeelinfran finished fifth in his debut purse start on June 28 and third in the opening leg of the Ohio Sires Stakes at MGM Northfield Park. But it’s been nothing but wins ever since for the homebred.