In The Sulky

Justin Irvine, one of the rising stars in harness racing, recently appeared as a guest on the In The Sulky segment at The Meadowlands, where he discussed his journey in the sport and the path that has...

Driver Carter Dalgety is making waves in the U.S. after making the trek from his native New Zealand. Off to a hot start in his brief stateside stint in the states, the 21-year-old Dalgety joined host ...

The son of two of harness racing’s best, Andy and Julie Miller, 25-year-old driver Tyler Miller has been making a name for himself on the racetrack. Born into the sport that would eventually become hi...

One month ago, driver Matt Athearn reached the 1,000-win milestone while putting the finishing touches on a notable season in the sulky that is sure to have set up the 25-year-old Maine native for mor...

After starting out in the amateur driving ranks, Jonathan Ahle is creating a buzz in a breakout season with nearly 300 wins in the sulky this year.

"We all can do it, it doesn't matter who you are -- male or female -- and don't let anyone tell you differently. If you want to do it, go and get it and enjoy every moment of it."

"I pinch myself a little bit. It's really an honour to be honest and I've just been lucky. I've driven some amazing horses over the time since I've been here and I've just got to try to keep that roll...

Todd McCarthy visited the television set at The Meadowlands on Friday (March 4) as the featured guest for the track's pre-race show, "In The Sulky." 

In his first year of driving full-time, 18-year-old Brett Beckwith has already made more than 1,000 starts, won more than 100 races, and earned nearly $950,000 in purses.

A guest on The Meadowlands' In The Sulky pre-race show on Friday, March 24, John Campbell discussed plans for his final drives with Bob 'Hollywood' Heyden, who announced that harness racing's all-time...

"When Art Official swelled up in the two-hole there going into the last turn, I really felt I was going to get by [Somebeachsomewhere] in the lane."

The 2016 season was most definitely a career year for driver Scott Zeron, whose campaign included harness racing history and a handful of milestone moments.