Oregon Association Named Adios Jojo Horse of the Year
The state owners and breeders association recognized the Thoroughbred for its performance during the 2025 season.
Updated on Sept. 21, 2026 in Equestrian

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The Oregon Thoroughbred Owners & Breeders Association officially named Adios Jojo as the 2025 Horse of the Year. This accolade follows a season in which the horse secured two wins across eight starts while accumulating $33,356 in earnings.
Why it matters
The honor serves as the top recognition for a Thoroughbred in Oregon, highlighting the most successful performers within the regional racing circuit. Adios Jojo distinguished itself through notable results at various tracks, culminating in professional recognition from state industry stakeholders.
Adios Jojo concluded the 2025 season with two victories and total earnings of $33,356 from eight starts. The performance set a benchmark for state-level competition, including a subsequent win at the Longacres Mile.
The players
Adios Jojo
This Thoroughbred was named the 2025 Horse of the Year by the Oregon Thoroughbred Owners & Breeders Association.
Oregon Thoroughbred Owners & Breeders Association
This organization represents state stakeholders and oversees the annual distribution of Thoroughbred awards.
Dr. Rodney E. Orr
He was recognized as the 2025 Breeder of the Year by the association.
Loegan Harshman
He earned the 2025 Trainer of the Year honors for his contributions to the regional racing season.
Lorelie G
This horse received the 2025 Broodmare of the Year award from the association.
The details
Adios Jojo secured its status through a consistent season that included a victory in a five-furlong maiden claiming race and a subsequent allowance optional claiming win. The horse later claimed the Longacres Mile at Emerald Downs following a promotion to first place due to a stretch contact ruling.
Timeline
May 18, 2025: Adios Jojo won a five-furlong maiden claiming race.
June 15, 2025: Adios Jojo placed third in a six-furlong race.
July 12, 2025: Adios Jojo won a six-furlong allowance optional claiming race.
August 16, 2026: Adios Jojo won the Longacres Mile.
September 27, 2026: Award winners are honored at Grants Pass Downs.
Season Trajectory
The recognition of Adios Jojo as Horse of the Year marks a career milestone that solidifies its competitive standing within the regional racing circuit. Following the horse's performance at the Longacres Mile, industry analysts suggest it is positioned to maintain this momentum into the 2026 season.
Adios Jojo holds a significant position in regional handicapping after winning the Longacres Mile and securing Horse of the Year honors. The horse's trajectory indicates continued relevance for future allowance and stakes entries across the Northwest circuit.
The takeaway
The Horse of the Year award recognizes sustained performance and success in high-profile regional races like the Longacres Mile. Consistent winners in the Oregon racing circuit demonstrate the value of strategic racing schedules and professional training support.
Further reading
Learn more about the latest regional performance rankings at Equestrian.
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