Off to the Races Ohio

Episode 71 of Off to the Races reviews the storied history of the Little Brown Jug, previews full coverage of Jug Week (Sept. 20–24) with hosts on-site, and reflects on the event’s heritage at the Delaware County Fairgrounds.The show also recaps recent Ohio Sire Stakes winners and standings, shares the Top Jug eligibles, outlines September county fair racing and streaming information, and highlights notable fair results like Darke County’s $40,000 Jim Buchi Trot.

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Host Mike Bosich delivers Ohio harness racing headlines, including Jay Wolf's Top 10 Little Brown Jug eligibles, Governor Mike DeWine's Little Brown Jug Wall of Fame induction, and a major partnership: the Hambletonian Society teaming with Hawk Sports Management to pursue corporate sponsorships for the Breeders' Crown and Hambletonian.
The episode also previews Scioto Downs' youth and family night, shares Ohio fair driving and trainer standings, and highlights opportunities to get involved in harness racing across the state.

Join Off to the Races for a full preview of Northfield Park's $300,000 Carl Milstein Memorial, an in-depth interview with Dr. Maureen Kelleher on the latest equine surgery and sports medicine advances (including PET scans and spinal CT), and a roundup of Ohio harness racing headlines.The episode also covers Sires' Stakes results, Little Brown Jug eligibles, a youth gathering at Scioto Downs, and a new Ohio yearling auction announcement.

On this episode of Off to the Races the show previews Hambletonian and Hambletonian Oaks day with Ohio’s Big Ranger installed as the morning-line favorite after a dominating 1:50 elimination win. Driver Tim Tetrick joins to discuss Big Ranger’s performance, racing style, post position and race-day strategy.
The program also covers Ohio representation in the Oaks, a full fair report with top results from recent county meets, and calls to watch and wager at local parimutuel tracks.

Episode 65 of Off to the Races recaps the July 18 Scioto Downs card with Grade 3 action, stretch calls and winners including Topville Lucky, Victoriana's Secret, Mickey and Minnie and Lou Hill. The show also covers driver milestones for Brett Miller and Dave Miller, plus detailed fair racing reports and standout performances.Segments include a look ahead to the Breeders' Crown and the Little Brown Jug, sponsor messages, and listener contact information for feedback.

This episode of Off to the Races reviews the week in Ohio harness racing: Buckeye Stallion Series and Ohio Sires Stakes results, big national wins including Brandon Boulevard and By the Missile, and highlights from the fair circuit.
Feature segment: a spotlight on driver Chris Page with interviews from 2012 and 2022 as he nears 8,000 career victories. 

Hall of Famer Dave Miller joins the show to discuss his recent spill, recovery process, and the mental and physical challenges drivers face returning to the racetrack.The episode also recaps Ohio racing action, including Ohio Sires' Stakes and Next Generation winners, race highlights, and upcoming events at Scioto Downs.Additionally, the program pays tribute to Jerry Hawes and includes sponsor messages and opportunities in the harness racing industry.

This episode recaps a sizzling week of Ohio harness racing: fair meet results (including Marion County), driver and trainer leaders, a feature on longtime driver Sam Widger, and upcoming county fairs to watch.Highlights include an OHH A June update with an in-depth interview about sophomore pacer Rodina Blue and her companion pony Queenie, coverage of OHA charity night at Northfield, and a preview of the Ohio Sire Stakes 50th anniversary night at Scioto Downs.

Off to the Races on 96.7 FM WDLR reviews major Ohio harness news: the retirement of Elver Hanover, winners of the Buckeye Stallion Series, and Burnout’s Pickaway County Fair track record, plus Jeff Nisonger’s 4,000th driving win and updated fair standings.The episode also travels back to Breeders’ Crown moments held in Ohio (1986–1995), previews upcoming Breeders’ Crown action at Seattle Downs, and highlights fair racing across the state.

Today’s episode of Off to the Races covers major Ohio harness racing news: Brett Miller’s 11,000th career win, Big Ranger lowering the Eldorado-Scioto track record for the second straight week, a tribute to longtime Northfield executive Tom Aldridge, and a look at top announcers and upcoming events.
We also highlight community happenings like Burgers & Babies at Scioto Downs, and ways for listeners to get involved through fractional ownership and job openings in the sport.