On Friday, 22 July, the horse racing NAP of the Day with SportsLens tipsters is Ever Present. He runs at Down Royal in Northern Ireland this evening, while our NB bet, Speedo Boy, contests a familiar race at Ascot this afternoon.
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Get the lowdown on these two picks from our horse racing experts in full below. There’s one runner of interest on either side of the Irish Sea:
- 3:05 Ascot – SPEEDO BOY (NB EW) @ 7/1 with 888Sport
- 7:30 Down Royal – EVER PRESENT (NAP) @ 7/2 with 888Sport
Why will horse racing NAP of the Day Ever Present win?
In the featured Listed race at Down Royal this evening, Her Majesty’s Place over 1m 6f (7:30), Ever Present appeals. Some tipsters put this one forward for the biggest handicap at York races today, the Ebor coming up next month. If Jessica Harrington’s charge is to win on the Knavesmire in August, then he needs a good show here.
In Ever Present, she has a lightly-raced six-year-old gelding by Elusive Pimpernel who started off in bumpers. He has since switched from National Hunt Flat races to the level proper and won three of four starts in this code. Ever Present has never been favourite on the best betting sites for any of his races so far, so regularly defied market expectations.
Today’s horse racing NAP should be strong stayer at this trip
After finishing down the field in Listed and graded bumpers behind top horses like Sir Gerhard and Kilcruit, he switched codes. Ever Present landed his first two Flat starts at Leopardstown over 1m 7f, so those race results show he stays further. That’s a big plus at an undulating course like Down Royal.
When dropped back in trip for the Pentingo Handicap on Irish Champions…
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