Ohio Mixed Sale Set For October 15, Sales Stakes Added At Mahoning Valley

The Ohio Thoroughbred Breeders and Owners is pleased to announce that its annual Mixed Sale of Thoroughbred Horses will be held on Oct. 15 at 2:30 p.m. at the Delaware County Fairgrounds in Delaware, Ohio. This is the same venue where the sale was hosted last year.

In addition, with the cooperation of Mahoning Valley Race Course, the OTBO is excited to announce an annual graduate race for horses sold through the OTBO sale.

The race will be held the first week of March for 3-year-old Ohio-bred graduates of the Fall Mixed Sale. Next year, the race is open to horses born in 2019. The purse is $25,000 guaranteed, with an estimated value of $50,000.

Small sustaining payments are required, with the first due by Nov. 21, 2021. This applies to all horses foaled in 2019 that went through any OTBO sales in the previous years, including yearlings offered in last year's sale and 2-year-olds offered this year.

To view the auction's entry form, click here.

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Houghton, Machado Injured In Mahoning Valley Spill; One Horse Euthanized

Jockeys T.D. Houghton and Luan Machado were hospitalized following a three-horse spill in Saturday's sixth race, the Howard B. Noonan Stakes, at Mahoning Valley racecourse in Youngstown, Ohio, according to a GoFundMe post that is seeking contributions to help defray medical costs.

One horse was euthanized as a result of the incident.

According to the Equibase chart, Machado's mount, Startdfromdabottom, fell just past the five-sixteenths pole while in fourth position in the six-furlong race for Ohio-registered 3-year-olds. Two other horses trailing behind him, Hakman (ridden by Houghton) and Big Truck (ridden by Sonny Leon), could not avoid Startdfromdabottom and also fall. A fourth horse, To Win (ridden by Fernando Salazar Becerra) avoided the incident but was eased.

Hakman was euthanized as a result of injuries suffered from the fall while the other three horses affected by the spill walked off.

According to Ohio-based horse owner Carly Hamel, who established a GoFundMe page, Machada sustained a fractured clavicle in the spill. Houghton has multiple facial fractures and will require surgery. According to Hamel, Houghton is under sedation in a nearby hospital's intensive care unit.

Houghton is currently fifth in the Mahoning Valley jockey standings with 31 wins from 215 mounts. Machado is next with 30 wins from 177 starts.

A veteran who began his riding career in 1987, Houghton has compiled 6,066 career wins from 37,781 starts, ranking in the top 10 nationally by wins on several occasions – as recently as 2015 when he won 259 races.

Machado began riding in 2015 and has won 185 races in 1,218 starts.

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Houghton's daughter, Alyssa, posted the following message on Facebook about her father's condition on Sunday morning.

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Mandatory Payout On Monday At Mahoning Valley With $343,876 In Buckeye Pick 6 Jackpot

Hollywood Gaming Mahoning Valley Race Course in Youngstown, Ohio, will offer handicappers the raropportunity of weekday mandatory payout in its Buckeye Jackpot Pick 6 with a carryover of $343,876.73.  The wager was last hit on February 13 when it paid $109,311 to a single winner.

Monday's Buckeye Jackpot Pick 6 will start in Race 3 with an estimated post time of 1:40 p.m.  ET.  The sequence of races for the Pick 6 will feature an average field size of over eight horses per race and the wager has a 20-cent minimum with a 20.0% takeout rate.

The Buckeye Jackpot Pick 6 will return to its normal single ticket payout rules on Tuesday, March 30.

Hollywood Gaming at Mahoning Valley Race Course races Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday with a first race post time of 12:45 p.m. and Saturday with first race post time of 12:15 p.mThe current race meet ends on Saturday, April 17.

Entries for Monday's program

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Mahoning Valley Adds 50-Cent Pick 5 With 15 Percent Takeout To Wagering Menu

Beginning with its live racing program on Monday, Feb. 22, Hollywood Gaming at Mahoning Valley Race Course in Youngstown, Ohio will begin offering to customers a Pick 5 with a low takeout rate of 15 percent which will cover the first five races on the card.

The new Pick 5 will be offered with a 50-cent minimum. Should no customer correctly select all five winners, 50 percent of the net pool will be carried over to the next live racing program and 50 percent will be paid out to those selecting the greatest number of winners in the sequence.

The 20-cent minimum Buckeye Jackpot Pick 6 carryover currently sits at $18,895 and will next be up for grabs this Saturday, Feb. 20. The wager was last hit to the tune of $109,311 on Feb. 13. In addition to the Pick 5 and Buckeye Jackpot Pick 6, Mahoning Valley offers a Pick 3 and Pick 4, both carrying a low takeout of 15 percent.

Hollywood Gaming at Mahoning Valley Race Course races Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday with a first race post time of 12:45 and Saturday with a first race post time of 12:15. The current race meet ends on Saturday, April 17.

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