Connections across the Carlisle sequence
All four supplied entries name Carlisle, making this a single-course sequence rather than a mixed-course collection. The first two records list Dan Skelton as trainer, but they have different jockeys: Harry Skelton is attached to Push The Limit at 13:17 and Harry Atkins to Sytadel at 13:52. The later races introduce Shane Fenelon with Mickey Bowen’s Sir Carnegie at 14:27, then Jonathan England with La Lolita, trained by S England, at 15:02. The scheduled gaps are 35 minutes, 35 minutes and 35 minutes. Every record names Bet 365, is marked WIN, and carries a supplied snapshot quote. Those shared fields describe the feed entries only; the races remain separately titled events.
Harry Skelton is listed for Push The Limit
Push The Limit is the first recorded runner, scheduled for Carlisle at 13:17 in Race 1 Class Of '63: 63 Years On Novices' Hurdle. The feed lists the horse as four years old, with Harry Skelton named as jockey and Dan Skelton as trainer. Its recorded weight is 153lb. The supplied Bet 365 WIN quote is 1/2, shown also as decimal 1.5, the lowest decimal figure among these four snapshots. Each-way terms in this entry are one-fifth of the win odds for three places. That price can be set alongside the other recorded quotes as a numerical difference, but it is neither a live offer nor a result or statement of winning probability. No official rating is supplied for Push The Limit.
Harry Atkins appears with Sytadel at 13:52
The second entry is Sytadel, timed at Carlisle for 13:52 in Race 2 50 Years Of The Window Shop Conditional Jockeys' Handicap Hurdle. Harry Atkins is the listed jockey and Dan Skelton remains the listed trainer, providing the trainer recurrence from the preceding Push The Limit record while the jockey changes. Sytadel is recorded as a four-year-old carrying 162lb, with an official rating of 115 supplied in the feed. Bet 365’s captured WIN quote is 2/1, or decimal 3.0, and the stated each-way terms are one-fifth of the win odds for three places. The 35-minute interval after the opening race establishes its place in the timetable, not a connection between the two races beyond the records supplied.
Shane Fenelon and Mickey Bowen’s chase entry
At 14:27, Sir Carnegie is listed for Carlisle’s Race 3 Magnet, Better. By Design Handicap Chase. The record identifies Shane Fenelon as jockey and Mickey Bowen as trainer, a different named jockey-trainer combination from either earlier hurdle entry. Sir Carnegie is six years old, carries 142lb and has an official rating of 104. That 142lb figure is the lightest recorded weight in this four-runner set, compared with 153lb for Push The Limit and 162lb for both Sytadel and La Lolita. The supplied WIN quote from Bet 365 is 5/2, equivalent to decimal 3.5. Its each-way terms differ too: one-quarter of win odds for two places, reflecting the terms recorded for this individual race rather than those of the surrounding entries.
Jonathan England rides La Lolita in the final slot
La Lolita completes the supplied run at Carlisle at 15:02 in Race 4 Race Home With Genesis Homes Handicap Hurdle. Jonathan England is the named jockey, while S England is the listed trainer. The feed records La Lolita as a five-year-old carrying 162lb, matching Sytadel’s weight, and gives an official rating of 94. The captured Bet 365 WIN price is 4/1, or decimal 5.0, the highest quoted decimal price among the four entries. Attached each-way terms are one-fifth of the win odds for four places, the largest supplied place count on this card. The price and place terms are records from the snapshot, not current terms, an outcome, or a basis for judging this handicap hurdle against the earlier races.
Reading the four quoted records together
The listed jockeys are Harry Skelton, Harry Atkins, Shane Fenelon and Jonathan England, with no jockey repeated across the four selections. Dan Skelton is the only trainer appearing twice, for the first two races; Mickey Bowen and S England are each recorded once in the later races. Quotes rise in the supplied race order from 1/2 for Push The Limit, to 2/1 for Sytadel, 5/2 for Sir Carnegie and 4/1 for La Lolita; decimal equivalents are 1.5, 3.0, 3.5 and 5.0. This is a comparison of captured numbers only, especially since the records cover two hurdle races, a chase and another hurdle. A Lucky 15 contains four singles, six doubles, four trebles and one fourfold, but that structure does not change the separate nature of these races.
Venue reference: Carlisle official course information.