WHO SHOULD BE ON THE MT. RUSHMORE OF DRIVERS?

[Gaagoots]

Good grief. Is it possible to get a few more graphic details? 

lol I have more details if you need them! 😂😂

[JIDGE]

Billy Haughton
Herve
Ron Pierce
Tim Tetrick

Honorable mention -- Peter Haughton

[SeattleSlew]

Campbell

Hennessey

Lachance

Herve

(all based on skill over a long period of time.)  Tetrick waiting in the wings if his hips hold up 10 more years.

[Harness Stats]

Years ago Hollywood Heyden asked some of the Meadowlands drivers colony who were the top five drivers of all time.  This is what they said

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BD6ycHYXwUo

[Bitter Truth]

Campbell, LaChance, Case, Purple Jesus

[White Rabbit]

I rank them on how calm they were when under the gun in the biggest races.
Campbell -no one close when the most was on the line.
Pierce- never carried a bad race from one drive to the next big drive.
LaChance - his confidence was his best attribute when the money was on the line.
DMiller - clam n cool regardless if he had a fav or not when the money was on the line.
Herve- he was just unshakable for over 3 Decades.

[Fuguzzi]

I will repeat..

Left to right..

Campbell, Herve, Haughton, Dancer

They are the bedrock, foundational

[Mazola]

I will repeat..

Left to right..

Campbell, Herve, Haughton, Dancer

They are the bedrock, foundational

I agree. But I just smoked a fat one.

[Generation XYZ]

I agree. But I just smoked a fat one.

  The sticky icky....

[thebigbeano]

Campbell
Goudreau
K Waples
Miller

[Sam R]

Herve
Campbell
LaChance
Gilmour

[boscoman]

          Herve  Lachance  Campbell   Pierce

[Mazola]

Herve
Campbell
LaChance
Gilmour

[wizardofoz]

Russell Rash......Andrew Kelson.......Davi d Dunkley.......Mer it Dokey.   Andrew Bruce Kelson, (80) of Franklin, Massachusetts, passed away on June 26, 2023, after a 6-year private battle with cancer.  Andy was born to Samuel and Dorothy Kelson, on April 10, 1943, in Bronx, NY. After graduating from Pace University in New York City, he went into harness horse racing and was an owner, trainer, and driver at Foxboro Raceway. After retiring from racing, he and his wife, Claire, opened up Franklin Lighting Center in Franklin, MA which they successfully ran for almost 30 years. It was eventually taken over by their long-time employee and friend, David Simpson.

[Fuguzzi]

David Dunckley was a nice guy, who tried hard and meant well and died very young leaving behind a family without much. Mean to mock his memory on here.