Lofty Cowtown  passed the $200,000 earnings mark with a game second against open company. Photo courtesy J.J. Zamaicko Last week we reported that Lofty Cowtown was heading to post on Tuesday in the 7th race to tackle open Allowance company at a mile with a $26,400 purse on the line. Yes, you most often face tougher company in these races – BUT – due to the Ohio Fund Program, there is $15,000 added to purse for Buckeye-breds only. There is

Fresh off a week where the stable unveiled two promising stars in 3-year-olds, Rogues a Plotting and Dr. Spirito – it’s time for the older ladies to step up! Stakes-winner and stakes-placed Lofty Cowtown plans to pass the $200,000 earnings mark and I Belong First will face the softest field of her career at Mahoning Valley. “Lofty” will head to post on Tuesday in the 7th race and will tackle open Allowance company at a mile with a $26,400 purse on the line. Yes, you most

Luis Rivera guides Rogues a Plotting to a 4 1/2 length win on Monday at Mahoning Valley Photo Courtesy of Conrad Photography HMDC, Taste of Victory and TBC Racing celebrated two victories at Mahoning Valley on Monday. The similarities between the partnership’s 3-year-old geldings, Dr. Spirito and Rogues a Plotting are uncanny. They were both bred at Mapleton Farm in Polk, Ohio within 30 days of each other and are sons of Dominus, who stands a

HMDC and its racing partners are used to watching their horses compete on the racetrack. In recent weeks our main competition hasn’t taken place while striding out to the finish line – our chance to win has been negated without ever stepping out of the stall – compliments of a cruel winter Trainer Megan Fadlovich is keeping her sunny side up despite the weather. “You just need a lot of patience, it’s all going to turn around eventually,” stated trainer Megan Fadlovich after