Four Cork titles, not one shared contest
All four entries name Cork, but they are attached to four distinct races rather than a single contest. The advertised sequence is 12:30, 13:05, 13:40 and 14:15, evenly spaced by 35 minutes. Every record names Bet 365 and carries a WIN suggestion field. The supplied prices run from Mailloche’s decimal 2, shown as 1/1, through Lennon Grove and Roc Dino at decimal 2.63 or 13/8, to West Away at decimal 3.75 or 11/4. These are recorded feed-snapshot quotes, not current offers, results or probabilities. A Lucky 15 groups four singles, six doubles, four trebles and one fourfold, but its structure does not turn the separate race titles into evidence about likely outcomes.
The 12:30 podcast maiden hurdle
Mailloche is listed at Cork at 12:30 in Race 1 Paddy Power From The Horse's Mouth Podcast Maiden Hurdle. The feed records Brian Hayes as jockey and W P Mullins as trainer for the four-year-old, whose assigned weight is 161lb. Bet 365’s quoted WIN price is 1/1, expressed as decimal 2. Three places are recorded, with each-way terms of one-fifth of the win odds. The words “Maiden Hurdle” are part of this race’s supplied title, while the podcast wording further distinguishes it from the later Cork entries. Neither element supplies a distance, going, result, performance record or assessment of Mailloche. Its quote can be set beside the other captured prices as a display figure only; it cannot establish an outcome.
A separately titled mares’ race at 13:05
Lennon Grove follows at 13:05 at Cork in Race 2 Paddy Power 'Did You Watch The Breeders Cup At All?' Mares Maiden Hurdle. Keith Donoghue is the named jockey, G P Cromwell the named trainer, and the age field says five. The allocated weight is 161lb, matching Mailloche’s listed weight in the preceding race, though that shared figure belongs to differently titled contests and offers no direct cross-race conclusion. Lennon Grove’s snapshot WIN quote from Bet 365 is 13/8, or decimal 2.63. The record specifies three places and each-way terms of one-fifth of the win odds. “Mares Maiden Hurdle” identifies the title provided for this race, but it does not provide any additional race conditions beyond those actual words.
The 13:40 handicap hurdle record
West Away is the 13:40 Cork entry, appearing in Race 3 Paddy Power 'I Still Call It Twitter' Handicap Hurdle. Eoghan Finegan is listed as jockey and P E Collins as trainer. The horse is eight years old, carries 160lb in the feed and has an official rating of 114. Those details are specific to West Away’s record and should not be used to rank it against horses running in the other three races. Its Bet 365 WIN quote is 11/4, corresponding to decimal 3.75, the highest of the four supplied prices. Four places are shown, unlike the three on the first two entries, alongside each-way terms of one-fifth of the win odds. The title states “Handicap Hurdle”; it does not state form, tactics, distance or a projected finishing position.
Irish EBF novice hurdle closes the sequence
Roc Dino completes the supplied Cork run at 14:15 in Race 4 Paddy Power 'How Many Days 'Til Christmas' Irish EBF Novice Hurdle. Paul Townend is the recorded jockey and W P Mullins is the trainer, also named on Mailloche’s earlier entry. Roc Dino is five, has an official rating of 128 and is assigned 158lb, the lightest listed weight in this four-runner group. That comparison remains descriptive because each horse is entered in a separate race. Bet 365’s captured WIN quote is 13/8, or decimal 2.63, identical to Lennon Grove’s recorded price despite their different race titles and start times. The entry shows two places and each-way terms of one-quarter of the win odds. “Irish EBF Novice Hurdle” is a title label, not a supplied account of Roc Dino’s prospects.
What the titles and quote set can establish
The Cork timetable and full titles make it possible to match each runner to its own record: Mailloche at 12:30, Lennon Grove at 13:05, West Away at 13:40 and Roc Dino at 14:15. They also show that the first and fourth entries share trainer W P Mullins, while the other named trainers are G P Cromwell and P E Collins. The price sequence is 1/1, 13/8, 11/4 and 13/8, with decimal displays of 2, 2.63, 3.75 and 2.63. However, differences in quoted price, age, rating, weight, place count and race-title wording do not provide a like-for-like measure across these separate Cork races. This automated snapshot contains no results, live-price update, independent reporting or wider form data, so its scope is limited to the supplied record.
Venue reference: Cork official course information.