These are the most-tipped horses running in Britain today

The day's most-tipped horses in Britain and Ireland, derived from information featured in the Racing Post selection boxes. The list, containing daily selections from naps table and press challenge tipsters plus our training centre experts, highlights the best of the day's runners at odds of evens and above and who have received more than five tips.

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Old Gregorian (2.45 Wetherby)

11 tips

Both wins have come at Kelso, springing a surprise under positive tactics there (2m, good to soft) three weeks ago; up 8lb as a result but Alan Doyle's 5lb will be a help; in form and has to be respected.

Old Gregorian14:45 Wetherby

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Jky: Alan Doyle (5lb)Tnr: Lucinda Russell

Kabuki (12.45 Uttoxeter)

9 tips

Won good-ground Newcastle bumper on debut last December and twice made the frame over hurdles last month; shaped with considerably more promise than eventual 17-length defeat suggests when third at Sedgefield (2m1f, good) last time and has a big role to play here.

Kabuki12:45 Uttoxeter

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Jky: Theo Gillard Tnr: Donald McCain

Doyen Quest (2.55 Cheltenham)

9 tips

Produced late for handicap wins over 2m and an extended 2m4f on final two starts last term, finishing strongly here (good) in the latter; second of 17 when favourite for the Silver Trophy at Chepstow (extended 2m3f, good to soft) five weeks ago was an excellent return; up 3lb but looks nailed on for further improvement this term and good chance he will stay 3m.

Doyen Quest14:55 Cheltenham

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Jky: Harry Skelton Tnr: Dan Skelton

East India Dock (12.35 Cheltenham)

9 tips

Developed into a useful stayer for James Fanshawe; looks a nice prospect for juvenile hurdles after winning without much fuss at Wincanton (1m7f, good; up with the pace) and the runner-up was of similar Flat ability; half-brother to Burdett Road who won this last year for the same connections and trainer James Owen.