From the opening quote to the closing quote
Fairyhouse is the actual course on each of the four records for 3 November 2026, but the entries belong to separately titled races. The sequence begins with Speculateur at 12:00 and ends 105 minutes later with Bon Bon Fizz at 13:45. Bet 365 is named as bookmaker throughout, and each supplied suggestion field says WIN. The decimal quotes range from 3.5 to 1.73, displayed fractionally as 5/2 and 8/11 respectively. Schiehallion’s 5/4, decimal 2.25, and Sir Benji’s 15/8, decimal 2.88, fall between those endpoints. This numerical progression is a description of the snapshot, not a result, live-market update or comparison of likely performance across different races. A Lucky 15 comprises four singles, six doubles, four trebles and one fourfold.
Speculateur starts at 12:00
Speculateur is recorded in the 12:00 Fairyhouse Race 1 Irish Stallion Farms EBF Beginners Chase. The supplied details identify a five-year-old ridden by Jack Kennedy and trained by G Elliott, carrying 166lb. Its Bet 365 snapshot quote is 5/2, with a decimal price of 3.5, making it the highest recorded price among these four entries. The record also states three places and each-way terms of one-fifth of the win odds for three places, even though its suggestion field is WIN. As the opening leg, Speculateur provides the starting point for the price contrast across the card. That position in time says only that this race is first in the supplied set; it does not connect the runner’s race directly with the later contests.
Schiehallion follows in the handicap chase
At 12:35, the Fairyhouse record moves to Schiehallion in Race 2 Adare Manor Opportunity Handicap Chase. Schiehallion is listed as a nine-year-old, with Alix Balfe named as jockey and D A McLoughlin as trainer. The feed supplies 153lb and an official rating of 96. Its recorded Bet 365 quote is 5/4, or decimal 2.25, with three places and each-way terms of one-fifth of the win odds for three places; the suggestion field remains WIN. Numerically, 2.25 is lower than Speculateur’s opening 3.5 and is the second-lowest decimal figure in this group. That is solely a comparison of the captured quotes: the races have different titles, and the rating appears only on this runner’s supplied record, so it cannot establish a card-wide ranking.
Sir Benji occupies the 13:10 slot
Sir Benji is the third timed entry, appearing at Fairyhouse at 13:10 in Race 3 Winter Festival 28th & 29th November 3. The supplied data names Keith Donoghue as jockey and G P Cromwell as trainer. Sir Benji is recorded as a three-year-old carrying 154lb. No official rating is supplied in this entry. Bet 365’s feed snapshot shows 15/8, equivalent to decimal 2.88, alongside three places and each-way terms of one-fifth of the win odds for three places. The suggestion field says WIN. In the quote sequence, 2.88 sits above Schiehallion’s 2.25 but below Speculateur’s 3.5, before the final record drops to 1.73. Those figures do not turn the separate race titles into a shared contest or provide form evidence.
Bon Bon Fizz closes the listed run
The final supplied record is Bon Bon Fizz at 13:45 at Fairyhouse, in Race 4 Sign Up To GavinLynchRacing.com Maiden Hurdle. Bon Bon Fizz is listed as a six-year-old, ridden by Jack Kennedy and trained by G Elliott, carrying 166lb. The captured Bet 365 price is 8/11, decimal 1.73, and the feed states three places with each-way terms of one-fifth of the win odds for three places. Its suggestion field is WIN. This is the lowest recorded quote of the four, contrasting with the 5/2 attached to Speculateur at the start of the sequence. Bon Bon Fizz and Speculateur share the same supplied jockey, trainer and weight, but they are in differently titled races at different times. Those matching fields do not add information about either race outcome.
Reading the four Fairyhouse records together
The timetable advances in regular 35-minute intervals: 12:00, 12:35, 13:10 and 13:45. The weights supplied are 166lb for Speculateur, 153lb for Schiehallion, 154lb for Sir Benji and 166lb for Bon Bon Fizz. Ages range from Sir Benji’s three to Schiehallion’s nine, while only Schiehallion has an official rating shown, 96. Consequently, the available fields are not uniform enough for broad rating-based comparisons. The clearest common fields are course, bookmaker, WIN suggestion and three stated places. The opening-to-closing price movement is not a market movement over time: it is simply the order of four separate captured quotes, from 5/2 to 8/11, with 5/4 and 15/8 in between. Quotes are not current offers, probabilities or guarantees, and betting carries a risk of loss.
Venue reference: Fairyhouse official course information.