Railway Dillon to derail runners off the track in the Colin Ruck-Nightingale Memorial Novices’ Handicap Chase
Colin Ruck-Nightingale Memorial Novices’ Handicap Chase is scheduled to take place at Newbury on 2nd March, 2012. The race covers a distance of 2 miles, 6 furlongs and 110 yards and holds a purse of £3,899.
The ten runners who are competing in this race are:
Railway Dillon,
Larks Lad,
Carribs Leap,
Global Flyer,
Valid Point,
Thats Ben,
No Loose Change,
Romulus D’Artaix,
Carabinier, and
Nataani.
Railway Dillon has been performing extremely well under trainer Donald McCain.
The son of Witness Box, out of Laura’s Native, finished in third place in his seasonal debut.
The 7-year-old gelding was defeated by Negus De Beaumont, who finished first and Upthemsteps, who finished second, in the STP Construction Beginners’ Chase, at Newcastle, on 7th January, 2012.
His performance greatly improved as he defeated Yes Tom, in the Best Odds At Betvictor.com Novices’ Chase, at Ayr, on 30th January, 2012.
He emerged victorious again as he defeated Pena Dorada by 16 lengths in the Wetherbyracing.co.uk Novices’ Chase, at Wetherby, on 21st February, 2012.
Carabinier is also looking strong. His performance has also been improving greatly with the help of his trainer, Nicky Henderson.
The son of Martaline, out of Incorrigible, bagged a victory in the Wren Handicap Chase, which took place at Leicester, on 16th February, 2012.
The 6-year-old gelding defeated Moscow Chancer by 9 lengths.
Carribs Leap, son of Old Vic, out of Majister Ludi, finished as a runner-up in his previous race.
The 7-year-old gelding fell 12 lengths behind Pacha Du Polder, in the Trooper Richman 50th Birthday Novices’ Chase, at Warwick, on 26th January, 2012.
Valid Point, trained by Jim Old, also finished as a runner-up in his seasonal debut.
The 6-year-old son of Val Royal, out of Ricadonna, finished after Baile Anrai, by a distance of 1 and a ¾ length, in the Leicester Annual Members Novices’ Chase, at Leicester, on 10th January, 2012.
No Loose Change finished 3rd in his seasonal debut.
The son of Bob Back, out of Quit The Noise, was defeated by Star Of Angels and The Pier, in the Bathwick Tyres Handicap Hurdle, which took place on 7th January, 2012, at Wincanton.
Based on the prediction, it looks like Railway Dillon will take the lead in this one. He has been finishing in placed positions and is gaining popularity in the market.
The second place is likely to be acquired by Carabinier whereas Valid Point might finish in third.
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