Favourite She's Divine is a BOOSTED 9/1 to win by two or more lengths in Race 1 at Carlisle today
Sky Bet are offering a Price Boost for today's horse racing action - as Carlisle plays host to a seven-race card.
The boost - which is available for the opening race of the day at 14:15 - requires She's Divine to win by two or more lengths.
The odds for that particular bet have been enhanced from 15/2 to 9/1 according to Sky Bet.
For those interested in the above bet - She's Divine enters the five-furlong affair as a 9/4 second-favourite.
Additionally, the two-year-old had a strong showing on debut at Wolverhampton earlier this month - finishing second by half a length from Ninth Crusade.
Meanwhile, if you're keen to back the favourite - Come On Over has leapt up to a short 6/4, with Lam Yai third favourite at 5/1.
Sky Bet favourites for Race 1 at Carlisle:
Come On Over 6/4
She's Divine 9/4
Lam Yai 5/1
Sky Bet Price Boost for Race 1 at Carlisle:
She's Divine to win by 2+ lengths
WAS 15/2 NOW 9/1
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