The man is luminous Nicky Henderson, with Soliwery and Captain Conan follow Sandown star

Also at this stage of the season jumps were sorted on their list for most large coaches of Cheltenham in March, but it is the depth in the team of Henderson and Paul Nicholls, constantly promising less lights, which have the potential to place the scale.

The Tolworth hurdle, won last year with the class Minella during the winner of the race sent favorite advice Wells in three of the last four runnings Nicholls, inspires all night. He won the classic Noland then Silverburn (the younger brother of Denmans), followed by Breedsbreeze.

Display wells of Newbury and later a fourth very creditable in obstacle Ladbroke at Ascot last month. It is certainly enough to say he is the one to beat, but would have done any captain Conan, who, in June, won a race in Auteuil, correctly since settled in its new flavoured environment.

Honestly, can the nature and the way Henderson horses were executed, it is better, with Captain Conan.

However, I believe that his chance on the dashboard with the Nicholls received consistent veteran of Neptune COLLONGES in £ 50 000 32Red.com HBLB handicap Chase.

Levy Board punters have injected £ 30,000 in the race to try to interest in Saturday, and they were rewarded by a decent field of 10, which will appeal to betting "each way".

Nicky Henderson Captain Conan signals a bright future with the victory of Sandown Park Tolworth hurdle jump

It took the House by a short head in some respects that a lucky victory was bad in the final as finalist Squadron color threw his luck far by hanging. But the result can be found in the years to come as a very brilliant career start.

"It seemed, was a fun starting point, but there is method is, said Henderson later." It is a horse of very, very talented, but it is a Dragonfly. "" I expect that I shall this course be featured yet somewhere [Cheltenham]. "

The biggest surprise was the starting price. Previously mentioned despite him, Captain Conan, ridden by Barry Geraghty, led in the Paris on the course and 9-1 was sent.

There was a difference of 13 lengths magnificent third star, with which wells a tame fourth views. Owner Graham Wylie said that the Paul Nicholls trained Fontaine Vista probably had the effects of his final race. "It was a more difficult version, no doubt that we thought [threshold] Ladbroke at Ascot," Wylie said.

Nicholls and Wylie had previously combined the 32Red handicap Chase quickly hold under a confident ride from Ruby Walsh victory. The eight years won seven lengths all for free, with a short head to tanks for the third.