4:58 Carlisle Tips

Good Karma has better form on AW this season. The Gay Blade hasn't won off a mark above the 50s. King Sharja improved last time and chose this course to do so. After a runner-up spot on AW close to here, he receives weight off all here and can make it pay.

Iain Jardine’s seven-year-old gelding is arguably in the form of his life, having already bagged three victories this season. He comes into this assignment fresher than ever after a rock-solid performance just 17 days ago, where he stayed on powerfully to land a competitive Class 6 handicap over this exact course and distance. He put a couple of tomorrow's rivals firmly in their place that day, showing a fantastic attitude under pressure on good ground. ​Tomorrow he faces a slight reassessment, running off a revised official handicap mark of 61. While it's a 4lb higher mark than his recent winning rating, he remains highly competitive and is unexposed at this specific level when in such a rich vein of form.

Good Karma is a 6yo gelding trained by John David Riches. He is turned out quickly, having won at Wolverhampton off 58 on June 1st, and today reverts back to turf off a 2 lb higher mark, which doesn't look too stiff a task to overcome. He went clear a furlong out to win by just 1/2l, which potentially staved off a harsher penalty from the handicapper. Good Karma won over this trip and on good to soft ground this time last year, and he may again slip the field off the current mark before the handicapper gets hold of him and stops his winning run.

5/12 at Wolverhampton 8 days ago suggests brighter things around the corner for this 4-year-old gelding, who has not won since his 2-year-old days. He can get involved here and challenge for a place, including 1st place. Each-way bet.