All the Little Brown Jug news you want to know can be read in the new and free special Little Brown Jug Preview which is now available. Montrell Teague will be driving the favorite, Lather Up, in the first elimination, but can the colt get around a half-mile track? Teague answers the colt’s critics. Trainer Brian Brown had two strong contenders last year in Fear The Dragon and Downbytheseaside but couldn’t snag a win, but he’s back this year with Done Well. And Ron Burke, the winner of last year’s Jug with Filibuster Hanover, has another "Hanover" ready to try for Jug glory. This colt is named Dorsoduro Hanover.

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Grand Circuit racing action will return to Hoosier Park Racing & Casino for the third time this season on Friday and with it bring some of the top-rated horses in all of North America.





With purses topping $1.4 million, Hoosier Park will host a standout card that includes the $200,000 Caesars Trotting Classic, the $207,000 Kentuckiana Stallion Management Stakes, the $155,000 Jenna’s Beach Boy Pace, the $177,000... more...

The $129,706 (div.) Ohio Breeders Championship for two-year-old colt trotters highlighted the Tuesday action at the Delaware County Fair.

Delaware’s all-time leading driver David Miller made his presence known early this week when he piloted Pattis Main Man to victory in the first division.

Pattis Main Man led gate-to-wire, but had to hold off a late rush by the bettor’s choice, Ohio Sires Stakes champ Wittyville (Chris Page), by a neck in 1:56.3.

The freshman son of Manofmanymissions is owned and trained by Mike Sowers of McArthur, Ohio. Pattis Main Man was bred by Midland Acres and has five wins... more...

Yannick Gingras, the leading driver in earnings in North America for the past four years, will represent the United States in the 2019 World Driving Championship in Sweden from May 24-31 next year. Conducted since 1970, the World Driving Championship brings together the world's best harness drivers for an exciting, international competition.

"First of all, it's a great honor to be asked," said Gingras who will be making his first WDC appearance. "Only one person can represent the United States and I'm very humble and proud.

"I'm looking forward to going to Sweden because I have made good relationships there over the years and have some... more...

Horse owner Brad Grant admits that neither winning the Hambletonian nor competing for the Pacing Triple Crown were on his mind at the beginning of this year. All of that changed in August.

Grant watched his filly Atlanta win the Hambletonian on Aug. 4 at the Meadowlands less than three hours after his colt Stay Hungry captured the Cane Pace, which is the first jewel in the Pacing Triple Crown. Stay Hungry added the second jewel, the Messenger Stakes, on Sept. 1 at Yonkers and will attempt to complete the sweep of the Crown events by winning Thursday's $642,000 Little Brown Jug for 3-year-old pacers at the Delaware County Fair in central... more...

Videos of the 23 Deo Volente yearlings slated to sell at Lexington Selected as part of the Preferred Consignment have been posted on deovolentefarms.com in addition to bestdamnhorsevideos.com and are available on the Lexington Selected website.

Don't miss Hip # 63 Jacobo Deo, the only Bold Eagle colt in North America and Hip # 41 Das Deo, the full brother to sensational De Los Cielos Deo (Captaintreacherous-Lisjune). (Deo Volente) more...

Videos of the Southwind Farms yearlings that have been consigned to the Lexington Selected Yearling Sale (Oct. 2 -6) are now available on the Southwind Farms website at www.southwindfarms.net.

The yearlings (which will sell in the Preferred Equine consignment) feature seven colts and one filly by champion sire Muscle Hill as well as offerings by first crop sensation Father Patrick, and leading sires Chapter Seven, Captaintreacherous, Art Major, American Ideal, Bettor's Delight, Sportswriter and E L Titan.

Yearlings are available for inspection at the farm. For an appointment please call Farm Manager Laura Young at the farm (609) 737-9067 or... more...

It's been 35 years since fans at the Delaware County Fair have seen a horse capture the Pacing Triple Crown with a win in the Little Brown Jug. True, three horses have won the Pacing Triple Crown since Ralph Hanover in 1983, but because the sequence of Crown races often change, none of those horses completed their quests in Delaware, Ohio.

In fact, of the 10 Pacing Triple Crown winners to date, only Ralph Hanover and Adios Butler in 1959 finished their feats in the Little Brown Jug. Stay Hungry will try to join them on Thursday. He will become the sixth horse to compete in the Jug with the chance to win the Pacing Triple Crown and first since... more...