The OHHA offices will be closed Tuesday, Nov. 11, 2025, in observance of Veterans Day. Offices will re-open Wednesday, Nov. 12, at 8 a.m. Please call 614.221.8723 or email info@ohha.com to leave a message and we will respond when the office reopens.
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OHHA is pleased to offer its Equine Vocation Scholarship, specifically for students pursuing a career in the equine industry. Whether a certificate program (think farrier, vet tech, etc.) or a college degree (think pre-vet, equine therapy, etc.), OHHA wants to support those who will work in and serve this valuable component of the healthy agricultural business in our state.
Applications are encouraged and will be accepted by December 1, 2025 (postmark by 12/1 to OHHA, 2237 Sonora Drive, Grove City, OH 43123, email to kpoma@ohha.com, or fax to 614.221.8723). Those received by the deadline will be reviewed and selected by members of the Board of Directors' Banquet Committee.
Funds for the scholarship are collected primarily from our raffle and auctions held at the Annual Awards ceremony and banquet each year in January. It is only fitting, then, that the award be presented at that same event, scheduled for Saturday, January 10, 2026.
Click here for the application.
Buckeye Owners Bonus
The Ohio Harness Horsemen's Association is proud to introduce the Buckeye Owners Bonus (BOB), a new incentive program for owners of Ohio-sired Standardbreds. Click here for more information.
The 2025 Breeders Crown is scheduled for Friday and Saturday (Oct. 24-25) at Woodbine Mohawk Park in Ontario, Canada, and Ohio will be well represented among the 12 divisions.
The Buckeye State’s county fair season came to a close on Saturday (Oct. 11) with $50,000 Ohio Fairs Championships at MGM Northfield Park. Cally L highlighted the four divisions of trotters, scoring an upset win as a 20-1 longshot.
The Buckeye State’s county fair season came to a close on Saturday (Oct. 11) with $50,000 Ohio Fairs Championships at MGM Northfield Park. Driver Aaron Merriman won two of the four divisions of pacers, guiding Racing Artist and Downbytheparade to victory.
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).
Featured Stories
Nick and Betty Clegg purchased a young horse named Kyleekash for $10,000, initially unsure of her potential. After spending time with her, Clegg recognized her talent and named her after Kylee Kash, a young athlete known for her competitive spirit and achievements. Both Kyleekash the filly and Kylee Kash the athlete have demonstrated remarkable success.
Now a rising female star, at 25 and a seven-year-veteran, Lauren Harmon finds herself in a surging trend, and flourishing in a sport she wanted no part of as a youngster.
Teamwork. It’s the key to many success stories. Lewis and Clark — they partnered to map the way to the American West. Lennon and McCartney — perhaps the greatest song writing duo ever. Ben and Jerry — they continue to tempt us with their ice cream flavors. Then there is Stockwell and Martin.
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.