Four Leopardstown entries in chronological order
The feed identifies a single-course Leopardstown sequence, not a mixed-course card. Sunatia is scheduled first at 14:12, King Cuan follows at 14:42, Uncle Goalie is listed at 15:12 and Come What May completes the supplied run at 15:42. Each interval is 30 minutes, which is useful when checking the four records against a Leopardstown racecard. Bet 365 is the named bookmaker on every entry and all four carry a WIN label. The quoted decimal prices are 2.25, 2.25, 5 and 2.1 respectively. These are snapshot quotes rather than current offers, probabilities or indications of results. The race titles and start times remain the primary identifiers for matching each horse to its entry.
Sunatia begins the listed run at 14:12
At 14:12, Sunatia appears in Race 1 Leopardstown Golf, Padel And Range Maiden at Leopardstown. The supplied record names Chris Hayes as jockey and D K Weld as trainer for the three-year-old, who is listed at 129lb with an official rating of 77. Bet 365’s recorded WIN quote is 5/4, shown as decimal 2.25. The accompanying each-way terms are one fifth of the win odds for three places, despite the entry itself being marked WIN. For racecard checking, the horse name, 14:12 time and full Race 1 title form the central combination; jockey, trainer, age, weight and rating are further feed fields attached to that same record. Nothing in these fields supplies race conditions, prior form or an outcome.
King Cuan follows in the Knockaire Stakes
King Cuan is the second timed record, scheduled for 14:42 in Race 2 Bahrain Turf Club Knockaire Stakes at Leopardstown. Billy Lee is listed as jockey and P Twomey as trainer. The feed describes King Cuan as a five-year-old carrying 138lb, with an official rating of 111. Its Bet 365 WIN quote is 5/4, equivalent to decimal 2.25, exactly matching Sunatia’s recorded decimal price from the preceding 14:12 race. That numerical match does not make the two horses directly comparable: they are assigned to separately titled races. The stated each-way terms for King Cuan are one quarter of the win odds for two places. Checking the 14:42 time alongside the Knockaire Stakes title avoids confusing this entry with the earlier maiden record.
Uncle Goalie occupies the 15:12 slot
The third supplied event is the 15:12 Race 3 Nord Anglia International School Dublin Foxrock Cup Handicap at Leopardstown, where Uncle Goalie is the named runner. Robbie Colgan is recorded as jockey and Rory Anthony Devine as trainer. Uncle Goalie is a three-year-old, listed at 133lb and assigned an official rating of 84 in the feed. The captured Bet 365 WIN quote is 4/1, or decimal 5, with each-way terms of one fifth of win odds for five places. This is the highest decimal quote among the four recorded entries, above 2.25 for both Sunatia and King Cuan and 2.1 for Come What May. It remains only a captured price figure, not a ranking or forecast. The distinctive long race title and 15:12 time provide the most reliable racecard cross-check.
Come What May closes the sequence
Come What May is scheduled last, at 15:42 in Race 4 Trigo Stakes at Leopardstown. The record names Wayne Lordan as jockey and A P O'Brien as trainer. This runner is listed as a three-year-old carrying 129lb; no official rating is supplied in this entry, so none should be added when checking the racecard. Bet 365 is again the bookmaker, with a recorded WIN quote of 11/10 and decimal odds of 2.1. The associated each-way terms specify one fifth of the win odds for three places. Decimal 2.1 is the lowest quote in this four-record snapshot, narrowly below the two 2.25 entries, but that difference does not establish an eventual finishing position. The 15:42 time, Trigo Stakes label and horse name identify the closing record.
Using the supplied records as a four-part checklist
For this Leopardstown card, the chronological checklist is Sunatia at 14:12, King Cuan at 14:42, Uncle Goalie at 15:12 and Come What May at 15:42. A reader can first match the time and full race title, then verify the horse and the listed jockey or trainer where present. The weights are 129lb, 138lb, 133lb and 129lb in that order; supplied ratings are 77 for Sunatia, 111 for King Cuan and 84 for Uncle Goalie, while Come What May has no rating field in the snapshot. A Lucky 15 contains four singles, six doubles, four trebles and one fourfold. Those mechanics do not alter what the supplied entries establish: four separate Leopardstown race records and four fixed-time price snapshots.
Venue reference: Leopardstown official course information.