TOM PARK

1. Good Risk At All 2. Sir Gerhard 3. Kilcruit

Kilcruit and Sir Gerhard dominate the market, but it would be foolish to discount Good Risk At All. Connections may decide to swerve Cheltenham and wait for Aintree but should he take his chance – and he has winning form here – he would be of serious interest after bolting up at Newbury last time, despite giving weight to the field. That was a serious performance and his double-figure odds are reflective of his trainer Sam Thomas never having had a winner at the festival and not the horse’s ability.