The four-race Dundalk sequence
The supplied card is entirely at Dundalk, beginning with Tyson Fury at 17:00 and continuing at half-hour intervals through Firewalker, This That and Go Out. The recorded win quotes range from 2.38 decimal, or 11/8, to 4.0, or 3/1. These are snapshot prices supplied by Bet 365 rather than current offers, probabilities or a guide to the eventual result. All four entries carry a WIN suggestion in the feed, while separate each-way terms list either three or four places. The four ages run from two to nine, and the official ratings supplied range from 59 to 85. Those figures describe different horses in different races and do not establish a performance order between them.
Tyson Fury opens at 17:00
Tyson Fury is the first recorded runner, appearing in the 17:00 Race 1 Irishinjuredjockeys.com Apprentice Optional Claiming Race at Dundalk. The feed names Mel Sheridan as jockey and D Hogan as trainer. Tyson Fury is listed as a nine-year-old with an official rating of 85 and a weight of 127lb. The Bet 365 snapshot quote is 11/8, equivalent to decimal 2.38, which is the lowest of the four supplied decimal prices. Its each-way terms are one-fifth of the win odds for three places. The age and rating can be compared factually with the other entries, but the data contains no form or other evidence from which to draw a racing conclusion. The 17:00 slot also makes this the first leg in the stated race sequence.
Firewalker follows in the maiden
At 17:30, Firewalker is recorded for Race 2 Book Online At DundalkStadium.com Maiden at Dundalk. Donagh O'Connor is the named jockey, with Robson Aguiar supplied as trainer. Firewalker’s listed age is three, its official rating is 75, and its weight is 134lb. The snapshot has a 5/2 Bet 365 quote, shown as decimal 3.5, with one-fifth each-way terms covering three places. This quote is longer than Tyson Fury’s 2.38 and shorter than This That’s 4.0, but prices from separate races are not a direct measure of their relative ability. Firewalker is six years younger than Tyson Fury in the supplied records and has a rating 10 points lower; those are straightforward card details, not a basis for projecting the maiden’s outcome.
This That in the 18:00 nursery
This That is scheduled at 18:00 in Race 3 James Crowe 1 Year Memorial Nursery Handicap at Dundalk. Colin Keane is named in the jockey field and G M Lyons in the trainer field. The record lists This That as aged two, carrying 138lb, with an official rating of 80. Bet 365’s supplied price is 3/1, or 4.0 in decimal form, the highest recorded quote across these four entries. Each-way terms are one-fifth of the win odds for four places, unlike the three-place terms attached to the two earlier races. This That’s rating sits between Tyson Fury’s 85 and Firewalker’s 75, while its age is the lowest on the card. Neither comparison says how the runners will fare, particularly as they are entered in separately titled races.
Go Out completes the listed races
The final supplied entry is Go Out, due at 18:30 in Race 4 Celebrate Your Special Occasion At Dundalk Stadium Handicap. Terry Casey is recorded as jockey and Daniel Murphy as trainer. Go Out is a four-year-old rated 59, with a listed weight of 142lb. The Bet 365 snapshot quote is 15/8, decimal 2.88, placing it between Tyson Fury’s 2.38 and Firewalker’s 3.5 on the recorded price scale. The feed gives one-fifth each-way terms and four places for this race. Go Out carries the largest supplied weight of the four, 15lb more than Tyson Fury, but weights, ages and ratings appear in distinct race contexts here. The rating of 59 is the lowest recorded, yet no cross-race ranking or outcome follows from that fact alone.
Reading the supplied card data
Chronologically, the sequence is 17:00, 17:30, 18:00 and 18:30, all at Dundalk. The recorded ages move from nine for Tyson Fury to three for Firewalker, two for This That and four for Go Out; they are not arranged by age. Ratings are 85, 75, 80 and 59 respectively, while weights rise through the card from 127lb to 142lb. These fields provide a concise way to identify the entries but omit form, conditions and many other factors, so they should not be treated as analysis. A Lucky 15 comprises four singles, six doubles, four trebles and one fourfold. Stakes can be lost, and quoted prices and each-way terms may change; this snapshot does not guarantee availability or returns.
Venue reference: Dundalk official course information.