SportsLens horse racing tipsters have their latest NAP of the Day in Good Risk At All. He runs in the 2m maiden hurdle (1:15) on day one of the Newbury Winter Carnival this Friday, 26 November. This smart bumper performer appeals to get his head in front over obstacles at odds of 7/4.

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Trained by Sam Thomas, this five-year-old son of No Risk At All has been backed overnight to go one better than his hurdles debut. The form of his Listed bumper success at this venue in February has worked out very well too. That is why Good Risk At All rates the best Bet of the Day at the sweet 7/4 price off a stronger pace. Read on for more reasons why punters should back him below…

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Why will NAP of the Day Good Risk At All win

Based on last season, Good Risk At All should come on for his first run of the campaign. He finished second at Newton Abbot before landing back-to-back Listed bumpers at Cheltenham and then here at Newbury. The runner-up and third from that November Meeting have since scored over hurdles, so the form looks good.

It’s a similar story with Good Risk At All’s course win following a mid-winter break. He ran out a comfortable 2 1/4 lengths victor over I Like To Move It. That one has advertised the form in spades this season, landing all three of his hurdles starts including a Grade 2 at Cheltenham earlier this month.

The third, fourth and fifth horses home have also registered wins over timber. Gelino Bello was also second in a Grade 2 Ballymore Trial at Cheltenham, so this really is excellent form. There is a lot more substance to the bumper runs of Good Risk At All on paper than main market rival Jonbon. That one has gone on an alarming drift in the market after opening up long odds-on.

Confidence is behind Good Risk At All, who should have learned plenty from his hurdles bow and strip fitter for it. He looks the bet to go one better here, then. A £25 wager on Good Risk At All returns £68.75 at his current odds. If he doesn’t win, then QuinnBet refunds the stake as a free bet up to £25.

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