Jet Hill News Today

Lightly raced as a two-year-old, Jet Hill rocketed on the scene in 2023, winning two-thirds of his starts on his way to being named Ohio’s Three-Year-Old Trotting Colt of the Year.

The sophomore class for trotting colts and geldings was full of talent, the “wealth” and speed shared by a number of horses all vying for year-end harness racing honors. But, at the end of the season, there was one particular colt emerging by taking three of our sport’s most prestigious events-Tactical Approach. Here’s a look

The Delaware Ohio Fair hosted 24 races on Thursday, Sept. 21 and along with the three heats and the final of the Little Brown Jug, there were numerous other stakes events on the harness racing card. Here are some of the bigger stakes results. Janelle Granny and Rose Run Zane take Ohio Breeders Sophomore Colt

The Delaware Ohio Fair hosted 24 races on Thursday, Sept. 21 and along with the three heats and the final of the Little Brown Jug, there were numerous other stakes events on the harness racing card. Here are some of the bigger stakes results. Janelle Granny and Rose Run Zane take Ohio Breeders Sophomore Colt

The Ohio Selected Jug Yearling Sale takes place today (Friday, Sept. 15) at the Pickaway Ag Center, Circleville, Ohio as the focus of many of the Buckeye state’s Standardbred owners and trainers has turned to a search for the next champion harness horse.

As Brett Miller drove two-year-old pacing filly Flyin Bullets (Downbytheseaside-Pistol Packin Mama) across first across the finish line in Ohio Sire Stakes action on Friday, Aug. 25 at Scioto Downs, he celebrated his 10,000th career win and became just the 22nd harness racing driver in North America to hit that milestone mark. In the $55,000

As Brett Miller drove two-year-old pacing filly Flyin Bullets across first across the finish line in Ohio Sire Stakes action on Friday, Aug. 25 at Scioto Downs, he celebrated his 10,000th career win and became just the 22nd driver in North America to hit that milestone mark.

Grove City, OH — Jet Hill (What The Hill) wrapped up the final leg of the Ohio Sires Stakes for 3-year-old colt harness racing trotters by setting a new Eldorado Scioto Downs track record Friday (Aug. 25). He captured the first of two $55,000 divisions for the sophomore trotters. Jet Hill with Ronnie Wrenn Jr.

While the top three-year-old pacers in the country were on display Saturday night (Aug.12) at MGM Northfield Park, the best of Ohio’s freshman colt pacers and sophomore colt trotters were also featured in Ohio Sires Stakes action with two $55,000 divisions of two-year-old pacers were contested along with one $100,000 division of two-year-old colt trotters. 

Colts finished off Ohio State Fair racing action on Saturday, Aug 5 at Eldorado Scioto Downs. There were two divisions each of the two-year-old colt pacers, three-year-old colt pacers and three-year-old colt trotters.