John Campbell's broken leg left a lot of questions as to drivers for the Breeders Crown finals, and the biggest question was answered when trainer Blair Burgess named George Brennan to drive 3-year-old colt trotter Glidemaster, the even-money favorite in that $500,000 race. Ironically, Brennan also picked up the drive behind Shark Gesture--the horse that Campbell and the ill-fated Scootin Delight fell over at the conclusion of the Crown elim--in the 3-year-old colt pace when Brian Sears opted to remain with elim winner Dave Panlone.
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