Nap of the day: best horse racing tips for the day's eight meetings

Saturday's best bets from the Racing Post's unbeatable Spotlights team

Beverley

Newcomer Straits Of Moyle has a fascinating profile, representing the 2019 winning trainer Richard Fahey and being by Prince Of Lir, who won this race first time out five years ago. Market support for him would be significant, but fellow Breeze-Up purchase Ryan's Party (nap) shaped with plenty of promise behind Tipperary Sunset at Hamilton and looks the one to beat on 4lb better terms.
Richard O'Brien

Cartmel

3.20: Nefyn Point

There are plenty of runners but ready preference is for Nefyn Point (nap), who shaped well on his chasing debut at Stratford, suggesting this slightly longer trip would bring out improvement. Alf 'N' Dor could prove his main threat if replicating the form of his Ayr win, while Millarville may go well at an each-way price.
Keith McHugh

Catterick

4.50: Perfect Balance

Action Hero and Crown Princess have had the form of their latest runs franked so they have to go on the shortlist, but Perfect Balance (nap) looks to be a colt on the up having easily landed a course and distance maiden on soft ground 19 days ago. With the possibility of further improvement to come, he is taken to make a successful handicap debut.
David Bellingham

Chester

3.50: Blow Your Horn

None appeals more than Blow Your Horn (nap). The winner of all-weather handicaps on his last two starts, he shaped well on his previous turf run and still looks feasibly treated. Eastern Sheriff is respected on his return, with Dreamweaver and Buriram also having something to recommend them.
Paul Smith

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Ffos Las

7.30: Clemento

There could quite easily be more to come from Hooroo, who made a winning handicap debut this month, but this can go to Clemento (nap) who caught the eye when staying on from off the pace to take second behind a next-time-out winner on his stable debut at Warwick in March and still looks well handicapped after a 1lb nudge up the weights. Voodoo Doll can also feature.
Chris Wilson

Haydock

4.05: Mo Celita

Adrian Nicholls has done a fine job with Mo Celita (nap), who made it 4-4 for the yard when switched from sellers to make a winning handicap debut over course and distance last Saturday. She had two lengths to spare and this progressive filly can defy a 7lb rise. The drop back to 5f didn't appear to suit Night Narcissus when returned to turf at Nottingham last month and she is second choice now back up in distance. Twilight Heir, Tipperary Tiger and Sir Benedict are others to consider.
Ben Hutton

Punchestown

4.10: Cousin Harry

A good and very open handicap hurdle. There won't be a lot to choose between Golden Jewel and Arcadian Sunrise from their meeting here last month, likewise between An Fraoch Mor, Bridge Native and Act Of God from their recent meeting at Wexford. There are strong cases too for the unexposed Winner Takes Itall and recent Kilbeggan winner Dollar Value. The selection is bottom-weight Cousin Harry (nap), 1lb wrong but up 9lb for his win at the festival and a horse that usually runs well here.
Justin O'Hanlon

Salisbury

6.15: Colombe

Henry Candy's Colombe (nap) probably didn't have to improve to win at Windsor but she could still be the most progressive of these. Toptime rates a big danger after running well in a Class 4 last time.
Alistair Jones

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