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LVGaryD

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Re: Palone closing on Herve
« Reply #15 on: March 27, 2012, 01:04:26 PM »
Are you saying he helped by being pro-active or just by racing against them?

Brett is possibly better than Palone, like Dave Miller & Brian Sears.
Racing with someone who is more polished helps drivers immensely. Brett always gives Walter Case credit for making him the driver he is, but like I told Brett: Dave made him much better.

Dave Palone drives like a gentleman. He rates a horse as good as anyone on Earth, puts them in position to win, and is just one hell of a driver.

Brett Miller (and I acknowledge that I am biased) has the best set of hands of any driver I've seen in recent memory. Matter of fact about the only driver other than Brian Sears that I've ever seen that possesses the  natural talent in his hands that Brett has kneeled down to Dave Palone today.

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Re: Palone closing on Herve
« Reply #16 on: March 27, 2012, 03:51:42 PM »
Racing with someone who is more polished helps drivers immensely.

Brett Miller (and I acknowledge that I am biased) has the best set of hands of any driver I've seen in recent memory. Matter of fact about the only driver other than Brian Sears that I've ever seen that possesses the  natural talent in his hands that Brett has kneeled down to Dave Palone today.

Okay, that's what I figured.

When you speak of great hands the first that comes to mind is Buddy Gilmour.  Never saw anyone who could communicate & get horses to move better than Buddy.  If no driver could ever possess a whip...

My personal opinion (who cares?) is that if Brett & Dave both went to YR or M1 to race against Sears, Brennan, Tetrick... Brett would have far more success over the long haul.

Regardless, congrats to Dave on the inevitability of reaching the ultimate milestone.

 

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