Four Market Rasen records in time order
The supplied sequence begins with Hold The Throw at 13:15 and continues at 13:50, 14:25 and 15:00, with each listed start 35 minutes apart. All four races are at Market Rasen, rather than at a mixture of courses. Bet 365 is named on every record and each entry is marked WIN. Hold The Throw, Galway Reel, King Jon Oliver and The Egyptian Ginge have quoted decimal prices of 2.38, 1.53, 3.0 and 2.0 respectively. Their fractional equivalents are 11/8, 8/15, 2/1 and 1/1. These are captured quote details, not live offers, probability calculations or statements of the eventual results. The accompanying race titles and scheduled times are the useful identifiers for matching each record to this card.
Hold The Throw opens the listed run
At 13:15, Hold The Throw is listed for Race 1 Pertemps Network Maiden Hurdle at Market Rasen. The feed gives the horse’s age as five, names S Bowen as jockey and O Murphy as trainer, and records a weight of 158lb. No official rating is supplied for Hold The Throw, so there is no rating figure in this snapshot to set alongside the numbers recorded for three later entries. Bet 365’s saved WIN quote is 11/8, represented as decimal 2.38. The record also gives each-way terms of one fifth of the win odds for three places, although the suggestion field itself says WIN. The 13:15 scheduling makes this the first of the four separately titled races, not evidence about what happens in it.
Galway Reel follows at 13:50
Galway Reel is scheduled 35 minutes later, at 13:50, in Race 2 Pertemps Network Handicap Hurdle at Market Rasen. This entry is a seven-year-old carrying 168lb, ridden by S Bowen and trained by O Murphy. Its supplied official rating is 99. That is a recorded attribute for Galway Reel’s own race entry and should not be treated as a performance comparison with horses contesting different races. The Bet 365 snapshot shows 8/15, or 1.53 decimal, the lowest decimal quote among these four records. Its listed each-way terms are one fifth of win odds for three places, while the feed marks the selection WIN. Galway Reel is two years older than five-year-old Hold The Throw and carries 10lb more, factual differences that do not by themselves determine a result.
A 14:25 chase entry for King Jon Oliver
King Jon Oliver occupies the third time slot, at 14:25, in Race 3 Pertemps Network Jean & Paul Lucas Memorial Handicap Chase at Market Rasen. The data names S Bowen as jockey and O Murphy as trainer again, with King Jon Oliver listed as a six-year-old at 156lb. An official rating of 114 is supplied. Numerically, that is above Galway Reel’s recorded 99, but the two figures belong to distinct race records and cannot validly be used here to forecast or rank their prospects. The captured Bet 365 WIN price is 2/1, shown as decimal 3.0, which is the highest decimal quote in this four-runner extract. Each-way terms are one quarter of win odds for two places. Its 14:25 time remains 35 minutes after Galway Reel’s scheduled race.
The Egyptian Ginge completes the sequence
The Egyptian Ginge is the final listed runner, scheduled at 15:00 in Race 4 Pertemps Network Handicap Hurdle at Market Rasen. Mr Jamie Neild is the named jockey, while Nigel & Willy Twiston-Davies are recorded as trainer. The entry gives an age of five, weight of 163lb and official rating of 130. It therefore shares the youngest supplied age in this group with Hold The Throw, whereas Galway Reel is seven and King Jon Oliver is six. The rating of 130 is numerically higher than the 114 and 99 supplied elsewhere, but it is not a cross-race prediction tool. Bet 365’s recorded WIN quote is evens, or 1/1 and decimal 2.0. The feed states one quarter of win odds for two places in its each-way terms.
Reading age, ratings and the four-part structure
The age data spans five to seven: Hold The Throw and The Egyptian Ginge are five, King Jon Oliver is six, and Galway Reel is seven. Official ratings appear for Galway Reel at 99, King Jon Oliver at 114 and The Egyptian Ginge at 130; Hold The Throw has no supplied rating. Those entries describe the feed rather than creating a common scale for four races with different titles. Weights range from King Jon Oliver’s 156lb to Galway Reel’s 168lb, with Hold The Throw at 158lb and The Egyptian Ginge at 163lb. A Lucky 15 comprises four singles, six doubles, four trebles and one fourfold. As with any betting, stakes can be lost, and snapshot prices may have changed since capture.
Venue reference: Market Rasen official course information.