Opening and closing quotes frame the Market Rasen run
The supplied sequence begins at Market Rasen at 13:00 and ends there at 14:41, so it is a single-course card with four distinct races rather than a single contest. Moore Brion opens on a recorded Bet 365 WIN quote of 6/5, decimal 2.2, in Race 1 Market Rasen Racecourse Caravan & Touring Site Maiden Hurdle. Paper Mill closes on 2/1, decimal 3, in Race 4 Christmas Jumper & Student Raceday 3rd December Handicap Chase. Between those endpoints, Don Dandy is quoted at 3/10 and Triple Trade at 2/1. The opening and closing figures show a longer recorded price at the end than at the start, but they are feed snapshots only, not current offers, outcomes or winning probabilities.
Moore Brion starts the timetable at 13:00
Moore Brion is the first named runner, scheduled for 13:00 at Market Rasen in Race 1 Market Rasen Racecourse Caravan & Touring Site Maiden Hurdle. The record lists S Bowen as jockey and O Murphy as trainer for the five-year-old, whose supplied weight is 158lb. Bet 365 is named as bookmaker, with the WIN field accompanied by a 6/5 quote and decimal price of 2.2. Each-way terms are also supplied as one-fifth of the win odds for three places. This is neither the lowest nor the highest decimal figure on the four-runner record: Don Dandy’s 1.3 is lower, while the two 3.0 entries are higher. Those numerical comparisons do not provide form or race-result information.
Don Dandy carries the shortest recorded quote
At 13:35, the card moves to Race 2 Book Boxing Day At Market Rasen Juvenile Hurdle, where Don Dandy is the listed runner. This Market Rasen record names S Bowen as jockey and O Murphy as trainer, matching the supplied connections on Moore Brion’s earlier entry, although the horses are in separate races. Don Dandy is recorded as a three-year-old with 161lb and an official rating of 130. Its Bet 365 WIN snapshot is 3/10, decimal 1.3, the lowest quoted price in the supplied set. The associated each-way terms are one-quarter of the win odds for two places. The 35-minute gap from the 13:00 opener identifies sequence timing, not any sporting relationship between the two hurdles.
Triple Trade follows in the veterans' chase
The third record is Triple Trade at 14:10 in Race 3 Unibet Middle Distance Chase Series Veterans' Handicap Chase at Market Rasen. Brendan Powell is the supplied jockey, J Tizzard the trainer, and the card identifies Triple Trade as a 10-year-old carrying 147lb. An official rating of 128 is included. Bet 365’s recorded WIN price is 2/1, expressed as decimal 3, with each-way terms of one-quarter of the win odds for two places. This equals Paper Mill’s quoted price later on the card, despite their different race titles and times. It is also above the recorded prices for Moore Brion and Don Dandy. Ratings, weights and prices remain runner-specific supplied fields; comparing them across different races does not establish an expected finishing order.
Paper Mill completes the four records at 14:41
Paper Mill is scheduled at 14:41, 31 minutes after Triple Trade, in Race 4 Christmas Jumper & Student Raceday 3rd December Handicap Chase at Market Rasen. The feed lists Charlie Hammond as jockey and S Edmunds as trainer. Paper Mill is a 10-year-old with a supplied weight of 146lb and official rating of 117. Its Bet 365 WIN snapshot is 2/1, decimal 3, making it level with Triple Trade for the highest quoted price among these four records. Unlike the first three entries, Paper Mill’s each-way terms are stated as “Not supplied”; no place count is provided either. The matching 2/1 figures are a quote similarity across separate chases, not evidence about their relative performance or results.
What this four-race Lucky 15 snapshot contains
The chronological order is Moore Brion at 13:00, Don Dandy at 13:35, Triple Trade at 14:10 and Paper Mill at 14:41, all at Market Rasen. The first-to-last contrast runs from 6/5 to 2/1, while the middle prices range from the card-low 3/10 to 2/1. All four records name Bet 365 and are marked WIN, but each-way detail varies: three places for Moore Brion, two for Don Dandy and Triple Trade, and no supplied terms for Paper Mill. A Lucky 15 consists of four singles, six doubles, four trebles and one fourfold. That structure does not alter what the snapshot establishes: these prices were recorded for separate titled races, without supplied results, conditions or prior-performance data.
Venue reference: Market Rasen official course information.