Who is on your Mt. Rushmore of drivers?

[tumbleweed]

Manzi....Case.... Miller.....Campbe ll

[Allofasudden]

John Campbell
Tim Tetrick
Ron Pierce
Jackie Mo

[Ohracing]

Campbell
David Miller
Dunn
Bill Gale

[Sakit]

Campbell
Case
Bill O

[Grandstand Handicapper]

So many great names there. You can make an argument for most of them. Tough to narrow it down to four. I never saw Keith Waples in his prime, but I did see Shelly Goudreau throughout the at the end of the 70's and into the 80's (before he died in 82). I never saw Joe O'Brien, but I know plenty of people who did, and they have more than qualified opinions, and I respect them. While some may make an argument, my friend George Sholty was truly great. Many great, great horsemen consider Mike Lachance as the greatest all-around horseman. You can make an argument for all of these men, and plenty more.

[Locked in with pace]

Case
Campbell
O'Donnell
Pierce

[Kole Hanover]

 J.Campbell
 James MacDonald
 Brian Sears
 Dexter

[Bitter Truth]

Would have to carve another space on the mountain..

Campbell
Purple Jesus
Pierce
LaChance
Case

[Meadow Ford]

IMHO
I think it took a much more capable and well rounded driver to win races a few decades ago.
Therefore
Don Busse, Daryl Busse, Del Insko, and Bob Farrington.
These four each won national dash winning championships driving Knee Knocking, Cross Firing, and all around Bad Gaited Nickel Pickles.
Only in their later years did they get to drive Point and Go horses like Dunn and Tetrick drive regularly.
If Busse, Busse, Insko,and Farrington drove back then like Dunn and Tetrick do today with their hand holds in their belly buttons, they would be turning somersaults in the first turn not winning races.
Busse, Busse, Insko, and Farrington had to do all the tactical things of todays drivers plus concendrate more on keeping their horses upright.

[Any1Left]

             PIERCE                    Campbell                  Feagan                          Fillion/ Goudreau/ Waples SR

[dougie]

My picks are Campbell. Case,Jr., Insko, and Manzi.