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Ohio State Racing Commission
Ohio Thoroughbred Race Fund
The Ohio Thoroughbred Race Fund (OTRF) began in November of 1965, authorized by the passage of sections 3769.08 and 3769.083 of the Ohio Revised Code in the 106th General Assembly.
The goal of the OTRF is promote Ohio’s thoroughbred horse racing and breeding industry through the creation of incentives for owners to race horses bred or foaled in the state. Since 1965, over 25,000 Ohio-eligible horses have been foaled.
The OTRF program is comprised of broodmare and stallion awards, open allowance supplements for Ohio-bred horses winning in open competition at Ohio tracks, and purses for stakes and races exclusively for Ohio-bred thoroughbreds.
The 2017 Best of Ohio races will feature $150,000 purses. The fund also supports promotion of the state’s thoroughbred industry. Please note: Applicants for a breeder license are required to submit a separate check and may not add the cost of the breeder license application to any OTRF payment.
For more information, please contact Greg Veit, OTRF Administrator at 614-779-0268 or at greg.veit@racing.ohio.gov
Ohio State Racing Commission Website
77 S. High Street
18th Floor
Columbus, Ohio 43215
614-466-2757
Bill Crawford, Executive Director
Ohio Thoroughbred Fund: Greg Veit
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