This Curragh card groups four separately timed WIN records from the supplied racing feed, beginning at 12:17 and ending at 14:02. Its quote mix contains one shorter recorded price, one middle price and two matching 10/3 entries. The entries remain individual races, not one contest.
Lucky 15 · 1 November 2026
4 selections · 15 bets
EW 1/5 odds, 3 places
Race 1 Irish European Breeders Fund Maiden
EW 1/5 odds, 4 places
Race 2 Mongey Communications Sprint Handicap
EW 1/5 odds, 3 places
Race 3 Ryans Cleaning Race
EW 1/5 odds, 6 places
Race 4 Isuzu Ireland Handicap
Selections and prices are taken from the available racing feed and may change. This is general information, not a promise of results.
The card is labelled Curragh Lucky 15 and every supplied runner is at Curragh. Choctaw Nation is first at 12:17, Stag Night follows at 12:52, Excellent Believe is recorded at 13:27 and Lady Mary Heath completes the sequence at 14:02. The 35-minute gaps make the order straightforward to check, while the changing race titles show that these are four distinct events. Bet 365 is the named bookmaker on all four records and each suggestion field says WIN. The captured decimal prices range from 1.53 to 4.33, displayed as 8/15, 15/8 and 10/3 twice. They are snapshot quotes, rather than current offers, race results or statements of win probability.
At 12:17, Choctaw Nation appears in Race 1 Irish European Breeders Fund Maiden at Curragh. The record identifies Paddy Harnett as jockey and A P O'Brien as trainer. Choctaw Nation is two years old and carries 133lb. The supplied WIN quote is 8/15, or decimal 1.53, which is the shortest of the four captured prices. Three places are recorded, with each-way terms of one-fifth of the win odds, although the suggestion field itself is WIN. In a grouped bet, a non-winning Choctaw Nation leg would remove the doubles, trebles and fourfolds containing it; it would not alter the separate records or combinations made solely from the other legs. No official rating is supplied for this entry.
Stag Night is listed 35 minutes later, at 12:52, for Race 2 Mongey Communications Sprint Handicap at Curragh. Sam Coen is named as jockey, W McCreery as trainer, and the horse is recorded as eight years old. Its supplied weight is 146lb and its official rating is 96. The feed quote is 10/3, equivalent to decimal 4.33, with four places and each-way terms of one-fifth of the win odds. That is higher than Choctaw Nation’s recorded 8/15 price, but the two horses belong to differently titled races, so the price difference is not a cross-race performance comparison. If Stag Night does not win, combinations involving this 12:52 leg fail, while combinations that exclude it remain separate within the Lucky 15 structure.
The third record is Excellent Believe in Race 3 Ryans Cleaning Race at 13:27 at Curragh. Jack Kearney is the named jockey and Stephen Thorne the trainer. Excellent Believe is four years old, has an official rating of 100 and is assigned 132lb. Bet 365’s supplied WIN snapshot is 15/8, decimal 2.88; the entry has three places and one-fifth each-way terms. Numerically, 2.88 sits between Choctaw Nation’s 1.53 and the two 4.33 quotes, but that ordering only describes the recorded prices. It does not establish an outcome or a ranking across the four separate races. A failure in this leg affects its single and every multiple that includes Excellent Believe, including the fourfold, but cannot undo a successful single or combination that does not contain this runner.
Lady Mary Heath is the final runner, scheduled for 14:02 in Race 4 Isuzu Ireland Handicap at Curragh. J Cleary is listed as jockey, A A Howard as trainer, and the age is four. The record gives a weight of 131lb and an official rating of 71. Its captured WIN price is 10/3, also decimal 4.33, exactly matching Stag Night’s quoted price despite their separate race titles and start times. Lady Mary Heath’s entry carries six places, the largest place count in this set, alongside one-fifth each-way terms. Those terms are supplied racecard information and do not change the WIN label. As the last timed leg, its result would determine whether any surviving multiples that include all earlier relevant runners can continue through the final listed race.
The four records create a clear quote pattern: Choctaw Nation at 8/15 is followed by Excellent Believe at 15/8, while Stag Night and Lady Mary Heath share 10/3. Weights run from Lady Mary Heath’s 131lb through Excellent Believe’s 132lb and Choctaw Nation’s 133lb to Stag Night’s 146lb, but they are assigned in different races and cannot be used here as a predictive comparison. A Lucky 15 comprises four singles, six doubles, four trebles and one fourfold. Consequently, different losing legs have different practical effects only because each appears in a particular subset of multiples: one failed runner leaves bets excluding it intact, whereas more failed runners reduce the surviving combinations. This mechanics point does not make any quoted runner a selection outcome.
Venue reference: Curragh official course information.
Choctaw Nation has the shortest captured quote: 8/15, shown as decimal 1.53, for the 12:17 Race 1 Irish European Breeders Fund Maiden.
Stag Night at 12:52 in the Mongey Communications Sprint Handicap and Lady Mary Heath at 14:02 in the Isuzu Ireland Handicap are both recorded at 10/3, decimal 4.33.
The supplied order is Choctaw Nation at 12:17, Stag Night at 12:52, Excellent Believe at 13:27 and Lady Mary Heath at 14:02, all at Curragh.