The closing Kempton record at 16:00
Light Of The Stars is the final listed runner, appearing in Kempton’s 16:00 Race 4 Unibet/British EBF Fillies' Novice Stakes. The supplied record names W Buick as jockey and C Appleby as trainer for the two-year-old, with 128lb recorded as the weight. Bet 365 is the named bookmaker and the captured WIN quote is 11/10, represented by decimal 2.1. Each-way terms in this record are one-fifth of the win odds for three places. This is the lowest decimal quote among the four supplied entries, while still only describing a snapshot quote for this particular race. It is not a current offer, result or probability, and cannot establish how this race will unfold.
Cloak Of Power precedes the final leg
Immediately before that closing record comes Cloak Of Power at 15:30, also at Kempton, in Race 3 Unibet/British EBF Fillies' Novice Stakes. Billy Loughnane is listed as jockey, G Boughey as trainer and 128lb as the weight for this two-year-old. The quoted Bet 365 WIN price is 3/1, or decimal 4, with one-fifth each-way terms covering three places. Thus the two novice-stakes records share their race-title wording, course, age category in the supplied fields and recorded weight, but they remain separate races at different times. Cloak Of Power’s decimal quote is 1.9 higher than Light Of The Stars’ captured 2.1 figure. That arithmetic comparison concerns recorded prices only, not relative performance in distinct contests.
Palliser occupies the 15:00 handicap
At 15:00, Palliser is listed for Kempton’s Race 2 Unibet's New VAR Goal Guarantee Handicap. The record identifies the runner as a three-year-old, ridden by Hollie Doyle and trained by A Watson. It records 131lb and an official rating of 62. Bet 365’s supplied WIN quote is 11/4, shown in decimal form as 3.75, and its each-way terms are one-fifth of the win odds for four places. This places Palliser 30 minutes before Cloak Of Power and between the card’s 14:25 opener and 15:30 third race. The 3.75 decimal snapshot sits below Cloak Of Power’s 4 but above Light Of The Stars’ 2.1; different race titles and fields limit any wider comparison.
Mythical Composer starts the supplied run
Tracing the order back to the beginning reaches Mythical Composer at 14:25, in Kempton’s Race 1 Unibet Supports Safer Gambling Apprentice Handicap. Shay Farmer is the named jockey and C G Cox the listed trainer. The supplied details give the four-year-old a weight of 138lb and an official rating of 75. Bet 365 is again the bookmaker, with a recorded WIN quote of 7/2, decimal 4.5, plus one-fifth each-way terms for four places. It is the highest decimal quote in this four-runner snapshot. Mythical Composer carries 7lb more than Palliser and 10lb more than either two-year-old novice-stakes runner, but the races are separately titled events, so those recorded weights do not provide a direct performance comparison.
Timing and prices across the four races
The Kempton sequence runs at consistent 30-minute intervals: Mythical Composer at 14:25, Palliser at 15:00, Cloak Of Power at 15:30 and Light Of The Stars at 16:00. All four records name Bet 365, and every supplied suggestion field reads WIN. The prices move from 7/2 (4.5) to 11/4 (3.75), then 3/1 (4), before 11/10 (2.1). They therefore do not decline uniformly through the afternoon: Cloak Of Power’s decimal quote is slightly higher than Palliser’s before the final record has the lowest figure. The first two handicaps each show four places in their terms, whereas the later two novice-stakes records show three. These are feed fields, not evidence about outcomes or market movement beyond the captured snapshot.
How the four records form a Lucky 15
This Kempton grouping contains four individual race records rather than one combined contest: two handicaps first, followed by two records carrying the Unibet/British EBF Fillies' Novice Stakes title. A Lucky 15 conventionally consists of four singles, six doubles, four trebles and one fourfold, using the four named runners: Mythical Composer, Palliser, Cloak Of Power and Light Of The Stars. That structure explains why entries from successive races may be grouped together, but it does not alter their recorded times, jockeys, trainers, weights or race titles. The supplied feed provides no past-performance details, conditions, distance, race class or results. Recorded odds should accordingly be read as snapshot prices rather than live availability or a measure of any runner’s chance.