What the Limerick race titles identify
Every listed leg is at Limerick, so this is a single-course sequence rather than a mixed-course card. The titles are Race 1 Follow Us On Instagram Maiden Hurdle, Race 2 Thisisracing Maiden Hurdle, Race 3 Irish Stallion Farms EBF Cailin Alainn Mares Hurdle and Race 4 Master Chefs Novice Hurdle. They identify four separately named races and provide the labels used by the supplied feed. They do not, by themselves, establish distance, going, the size or make-up of a field, previous performances or a result. Bet 365 is named on all four records, each marked WIN. The recorded decimal prices range from 2.63 to 4.33, while the times move forward in 35-minute intervals: 13:10, 13:45, 14:20 and 14:55.
The Follow Us On Instagram Maiden Hurdle
Mailloche is the first named runner, scheduled at 13:10 in Race 1 Follow Us On Instagram Maiden Hurdle at Limerick. The feed records Brian Hayes as jockey and W P Mullins as trainer for the four-year-old, whose supplied weight is 161lb. Bet 365’s snapshot quote is 13/8, displayed as decimal 2.63, with a WIN suggestion. The associated each-way terms state one fifth of win odds for three places, although the record itself is not labelled each-way. “Maiden Hurdle” is part of this race’s title, not a source of additional performance evidence in the supplied data. Mailloche’s 2.63 is jointly the lowest decimal quote among these four entries, a numerical observation rather than a current offer, probability or outcome statement.
Thisisracing Maiden Hurdle at 13:45
The second record places Jennyfromtheblock at Limerick at 13:45 in Race 2 Thisisracing Maiden Hurdle. Mark Walsh is listed as jockey, E McNamara as trainer, and the supplied age and weight are six and 159lb. Its Bet 365 quote is 10/3, equivalent to decimal 4.33, again marked WIN; the feed gives each-way terms of one fifth of win odds for three places. The title shares the words “Maiden Hurdle” with the opening race, but has a different sponsor wording and is a separate event in the sequence. Jennyfromtheblock’s 4.33 is the highest recorded decimal figure of the four. That makes it the outer point of this feed’s price range, not evidence about performance, race conditions or what will happen at 13:45.
The Cailin Alainn Mares Hurdle record
World Of Fortunes appears third, at 14:20, in Race 3 Irish Stallion Farms EBF Cailin Alainn Mares Hurdle at Limerick. Jordan Gainford is the named jockey and J W Kenny the trainer. The entry identifies World Of Fortunes as an eight-year-old carrying 156lb and includes an official rating of 136. Bet 365’s recorded WIN quote is 13/8, or decimal 2.63, matching Mailloche’s decimal figure. The accompanying each-way terms differ from the first two races: one quarter of win odds for two places. The “Mares Hurdle” wording and the Irish Stallion Farms EBF Cailin Alainn name identify the title supplied for this race, but do not permit wider conclusions about the runners. Nor does the rating create a basis for ranking this horse against entries in other races.
Master Chefs Novice Hurdle closes the run
Dallas Star completes the feed’s four-race progression at 14:55 in Race 4 Master Chefs Novice Hurdle at Limerick. Mark Walsh, also named on Jennyfromtheblock, is recorded as jockey, while E Mullins is the trainer. Dallas Star is listed as five years old and carrying 154lb, the lightest supplied weight in this particular set. The Bet 365 snapshot gives 2/1, shown as decimal 3.0, and a WIN marker. Each-way terms are one quarter of win odds for two places, matching the terms on World Of Fortunes rather than those in the two earlier races. “Novice Hurdle” identifies the closing event’s title, but it does not describe the course conditions, provide form data or settle how Dallas Star will perform. Its price lies numerically between 2.63 and 4.33.
Reading the four records as a Lucky 15
The supplied weights descend across the timed order, from Mailloche’s 161lb to Jennyfromtheblock’s 159lb, World Of Fortunes’ 156lb and Dallas Star’s 154lb. Those are individual race-entry details, not like-for-like measures across four different races. Likewise, the repeated 13/8 quote for Mailloche and World Of Fortunes simply records a shared snapshot figure. A Lucky 15 conventionally comprises four singles, six doubles, four trebles and one fourfold. Here, its four named components are tied to distinct Limerick race titles and times. A non-winning leg would affect the doubles, trebles and fourfold involving that leg, while its single remains separate. Recorded prices can change and are not current offers or win probabilities; the feed provides no results, recommendations from a person or independent assessment of this card.
Venue reference: Limerick official course information.