John Campbell

John Campbell, harness racing's all time leading money winning driver with over $285 million in career earnings, will be returning to the sulky on Friday night at the Meadowlands Racetrack.

John Campbell, the sport's all-time leading money-winning driver, will be out of action for an undetermined time after needing surgery late Wednesday afternoon.

The Hippodrome 3R racetrack in Trois-Rivières, Quebec made the national harness racing spotlight in December when track management announced the revival of one of Canada’s most prestigious race events...

While the harness racing industry in Ohio is experiencing a renaissance due to the addition of slots and expanded gaming at the state's racetracks, Hall of Famer and Grand Circuit President John Campb...

Hollywood Gaming at Dayton Raceway, which will open in October, is the latest Ohio track to announce new Grand Circuit races in the state where the “Roarin' Grand" got its start in the 1890s.

To kick off the 2014 season, The Meadowlands' Sam McKee interviewed Hall of Famer and Living Legend of harness racing John Campbell on the track's pre-card show.

Friday night at Meadowlands Racing & Entertainment revived memories of years past with multiple lead changes, horses rallying from well back to win and 'Mr. Meadowlands' stealing the spotlight.

If not for a horse named Father Patrick, the name Nuncio might be the one at the forefront of discussions regarding this season’s two-year-old male trotters.

“I applaud (his connections) for doing it. It’s great for the industry. He will be one of the favourites and he deserves to be.”

Balmoral Park will not only play host to some of the best horses in North America on Saturday, November 9 for the American National Stakes, but some of the sport’s leading reinsman will also be in Cr...

For harness racing fans, meeting John Campbell is akin to a hockey fan meeting Wayne Gretzky. Both are considered the absolute best in their profession, admired by their peers and fans alike, inducted...

“Lifetime achievement? I’ve got news for you, I’m not done, on or off the track.”