Three-year-old pacer Louprint dominated the 80th Little Brown Jug Championship in Delaware, OH, winning both his elimination heat and the final with impressive times, including a final mile of 1:50.1. Despite concerns earlier in the year due to surgery for a hernia and testicle removal, Louprint returned stronger than ever, maintaining an unbeaten record as a three-year-old with nine wins. Driven by Ronnie Wrenn Jr., who earned his first Jug victory, Louprint showcased exceptional speed and consistency, outpacing strong competitors like Odds and Outlier and Prince Hal Hanover.

Louprint’s owner, Phil Collura, praised the horse’s resilience and talent, comparing him favorably to his sire, Sweet Lou. Wrenn highlighted Louprint’s versatility and winning instinct, emphasizing the horse’s ability to perform on any track size. The event also featured notable performances from other drivers, including Chris Page, who achieved multiple wins during the meet but did not compete in the Jug final. Overall, Louprint’s victory was celebrated as a remarkable comeback and a testament to his exceptional racing ability.