The young reinsman has had seasons of $2+million every year beginning in 2000, with his best season coming in 2002, when he steered the winners of well over $3 million.  2009 ($4.5 million)  & 2010 ($6.5 mililon) were both outstanding seasons for the young driver, and he shows no signs of slowing down in 2011.

Brett etched his name in Northfield's and harness racing's all-time record book with 10 winning drives on Northfield Park's 13-race program on Wednesday night, April 11, 2007.  Miller kicked off the Wednesday evening card at Northfield by winning the first four races. His mounts finished sixth and fourth in the next two races, but then Brett rebounded with back-to-back wins to raise his tally to six victories through eight races. He led all but the last step of the ninth race when his charge was nailed at the wire in a photo finish. He then ended the 13-race program just as he began it -- with four straight victories to equal the all-time mark. He matched the record with Frank Scarl-trainee Cadillac Connection in the final event of the night, romping home by a six length margin.

The 10-bagger tied the all-time record for driving victories on a single racing program at a commercial racetrack. The feat was accomplished twice at Northfield by Walter Case, Jr. (1999 and 2002), twice by Dave Palone at The Meadows (1999 and 2002) and at Northfield by Greg Grismore (2004).

Where county fair racing is considered, driver Roger Hammer won 11 races at the York (Pennsylvania) County Fair in 2003.  Brett's cousin, David Miller, also had a 10-victory day at the Delaware (Ohio) County Fair in 2003.