A single-course sequence with four recorded quotes
All four entries are scheduled at Leopardstown, in order at 13:57, 14:32, 15:07 and 15:40. The first two gaps are 35 minutes and the final gap is 33 minutes, making the sequence straightforward to identify from the feed, although timing does not establish anything about results. Bet 365 is the named bookmaker throughout, and every entry is labelled WIN. Zenith Blaze carries the highest supplied decimal price, 2.5, while Wall Street has the lowest, 1.62; Mount Meru at 2.25 and Sensational Filly at 2.38 sit between them. Those are recorded snapshot quotes, not current offers, win probabilities or outcome statements. The card’s price mix matters to its structure because a losing runner removes every double, treble and fourfold containing that runner, whereas its single is separately recorded within the four-part bet.
Zenith Blaze starts at 13:57
The opening leg is Zenith Blaze in the 13:57 Leopardstown Race 1 Irish EBF Fillies Maiden. The feed records J M Sheridan as jockey and J P O'Brien as trainer for this two-year-old, listed at 128lb. Bet 365’s quoted WIN price is 3/2, expressed as decimal 2.5, the largest decimal figure among these four entries. The accompanying each-way information says one fifth of win odds for three places, despite the selection marker being WIN. That places Zenith Blaze at the beginning of the supplied race order and means any combined line involving this runner is resolved from the first listed race onwards. Its quote can be compared numerically with the other three snapshots, but the data supplies no basis for extending that comparison into form or a race result.
Mount Meru follows in Race 2
At 14:32, Mount Meru is listed for Leopardstown Race 2 Irish EBF. J M Sheridan again appears as jockey, with J P O'Brien again named as trainer. Mount Meru is a two-year-old carrying 131lb, three pounds more than the 128lb shown for Zenith Blaze; these are individual supplied weights, not evidence for comparing prospects in different races. The recorded Bet 365 WIN quote is 5/4, or 2.25 in decimal form, lower than Zenith Blaze’s 2.5 and higher than Wall Street’s 1.62. The record also gives each-way terms of one fifth of win odds for three places. As the second timed leg, Mount Meru’s failure would leave no double, treble or fourfold that contains Mount Meru, while combinations not involving it would remain distinct components of the Lucky 15.
Wall Street is the shortest quoted leg
Wall Street appears at 15:07 in the Mongey Communications Eyrefield Stakes, identified in the feed as Leopardstown Race 3. Wayne Lordan is the recorded jockey and A P O'Brien the trainer. This two-year-old is listed at 131lb, matching Mount Meru’s supplied weight. The snapshot WIN price from Bet 365 is 5/8, shown as decimal 1.62, the lowest of the four figures. Its stated each-way terms differ from the other three records: one quarter of win odds for two places rather than one fifth for three. Numerically, the 1.62 quote sits below the prices attached to the other legs, but that observation does not determine a result or make it a live price. If this third leg does not win, all combined bets including Wall Street end, including the fourfold, while singles and combinations without Wall Street remain separate.
Sensational Filly closes the listed run
The final supplied runner is Sensational Filly at 15:40, in Leopardstown Race 4 Irish Stallion Farms EBF Laidlaw Cup Fillies Maiden. Billy Lee is named as jockey and P Twomey as trainer. The entry identifies Sensational Filly as a two-year-old with a listed weight of 128lb, the same weight recorded for Zenith Blaze and below the 131lb shown on the middle two entries. Bet 365’s WIN snapshot is 11/8, equivalent to decimal 2.38. It is slightly above Mount Meru’s 2.25, slightly below Zenith Blaze’s 2.5, and well above Wall Street’s 1.62 in numerical terms alone. The terms state one fifth of win odds for three places. As the last timed leg, its outcome affects all surviving combinations containing Sensational Filly after the earlier races have been settled.
How failure affects this particular four-runner card
A Lucky 15 conventionally consists of four singles, six doubles, four trebles and one fourfold. On this Leopardstown sequence, a failure by Zenith Blaze at 13:57 removes its single’s winning possibility and every multiple containing it, before Mount Meru, Wall Street and Sensational Filly race. A Mount Meru failure instead leaves the Zenith Blaze, Wall Street and Sensational Filly-related lines capable of continuing, subject to their own results. The same principle applies to Wall Street and then Sensational Filly, with the final runner determining only the combinations that have reached 15:40 and include that horse. This explains why the price spread is not a complete account of the card: 3/2, 5/4, 5/8 and 11/8 are four isolated snapshots attached to separate races. No supplied fact provides results, conditions, field details or grounds for a prediction.
Venue reference: Leopardstown official course information.