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 six tips.

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Diego Ventura (3.35 Ascot)

10 tips

Cost €72,000 at the breeze-ups; overcame inexperience to win a 6f Naas maiden (yielding) for Gavin Cromwell and the runner-up went close in a Listed race at York's Ebor meeting; has the penalty but since snapped up by powerful owners and he could be useful.

Diego Ventura15:35 Ascot

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Jky: James Doyle Tnr: Hamad Al Jehani

Vecu (5.55 Kempton)

9 tips

Solid second, behind a subsequent scorer, over 7f at Sandown; only fourth over a mile at Newmarket since but ran creditably on the figures and still seemed green; may be more polished this time; holds a Royal Lodge entry and sets the standard.

Vecu17:55 Kempton (A.W)

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Jky: Robert Havlin Tnr: John & Thady Gosden

Stormy Impact (2.35 Haydock)

9 tips

Kept on well for clear second on debut at York (6f, good to firm) in July and, although turned over at 2-5 at Beverley (5f, good to firm) three weeks ago, she came clear with a highly regarded newcomer; the return to 6f could be a plus and she holds leading form claims.

Stormy Impact14:35 Haydock

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Jky: Oisin Orr Tnr: Richard Fahey

Afentiko (6.30 Kempton)

9 tips

Has consistent form, with Windsor win (6f) flanked by a couple of seconds, latest over course and distance; solid chance on handicap debut.

Afentiko18:30 Kempton (A.W)

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Jky: Rossa Ryan Tnr: Paul & Oliver Cole

Green Storm (7.00 Kempton)

9 tips

Royal Lodge entry; placed in 7f contests at Haydock in May/June and both times he was only one place behind a useful sort who subsequently ran well in the Superlative Stakes; bred to be as effective at this longer distance and on all-weather; leading claims on return from layoff.