Aaron Merriman

Aaron Merriman, who was sidelined for four months in 2010 as the result of a racing accident that left him with two broken wrists and a broken left elbow, was unaware he was on the verge of a historic...

Heather Moffett, the popular host of two Middle-Atlantic area harness racing television programs, Post Time (in Delaware) and PA Harness Week (seen in Eastern Pennsylvania), is working on a campaign ...

Aaron Merriman not only gets around a racetrack quickly, he heals quickly

Driver Aaron Merriman, who led all North American harness drivers when he was seriously injured in a racing spill at the Meadows on June 11, will be returning to the sulky in the coming days

Driver Aaron Merriman, who broke an elbow and both wrists in an accident back in June, has set a date to return

There is no timetable for a return to action, but Aaron Merriman is feeling better as he recovers from injuries that occurred in a June 11 accident at The Meadows

"You never know when your next race is going to be your next accident."

Aaron Merriman underwent elbow surgery last week and reported on his Facebook page that it “went better than prognosis

On Wednesday morning, Aaron Merriman will visit the Cleveland Clinic where he might learn more about a timetable for his recovery and return to racing after being sidelined by an accident

Aaron Merriman, harness racing’s leading dash driver in 2010 who was injured Friday in a spectacular four-horse pile-up at The Meadows, is being treated for

Aaron Merriman, the leading driver at Northfield Park and in North America, was injured in a multi-horse incident Friday afternoon at The Meadows