Nacarat heads Post weights

NACARAT has been left to shoulder top weight should he make his third consecutive appearance in the Racing Post Chase at Kempton on Saturday.

Tue, 22 Feb, 2011 - 00:00
Keith Hamer

Tom George’s grey won this three-mile handicap in 2009 and was runner-up to Razor Royale 12 months ago.

He was last seen finishing fourth to Long Run in the King George VI Chase last month and would be having his first race since he had a small wind operation.

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CourtsRacingPlace: KemptonPlace: Fistral BeachPlace: Free WorldPlace: Mount OscarPlace: ExeterPlace: NewcastlePlace: WarwickPlace: HaydockPlace: Co CorkPerson: NacaratPerson: Tom GeorgePerson: Nigel TwistonPerson: Paul NichollsPerson: Colin TizzardPerson: Big SpenderPerson: Philip HobbsPerson: QuinzPerson: Mostly BobPerson: David PipePerson: PirayaPerson: MatuhiPerson: Richard RowePerson: TatenenPerson: Donald McCainPerson: Nicky HendersonPerson: Alan KingPerson: BakbenscherPerson: Charlie LongsdonPerson: LongsdonPerson: John SmithPerson: Howard JohnsonPerson: Belon GalePerson: COMPANEROPerson: Victor DartnallPerson: Giles CrossPerson: Noble ConcordePerson: Jim CullotyEvent: Racing Post ChaseEvent: Long RunEvent: King George VI ChaseEvent: Classic ChaseEvent: Grand National TrialOrganisation: Razor RoyaleOrganisation: Beat The BoysOrganisation: PolyfastOrganisation: Barbury CastleOrganisation: SunburyOrganisation: Minella BoysOrganisation: Comply Or Die
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