One venue, four separately identified races
Newton Abbot is the course on all four supplied records, so this is not a mixed-course collection. That venue fact should be kept separate from the race-specific information: Vango Can Go, Real Quartz, Star Of Affinity and All Well And Good are listed in different events, not against one another in a single contest. The timetable starts with Race 1 at 13:21, then moves in 30-minute steps to 13:51, 14:21 and 14:51. Every record names Bet 365, carries a WIN suggestion and supplies a captured quote. The decimal figures range from 1.36 to 4.33, with corresponding fractional odds from 4/11 to 10/3. These are recorded snapshot quotes, rather than current offers, results or win probabilities.
The 13:21 novice hurdle record
Vango Can Go is the first named runner, scheduled at Newton Abbot at 13:21 in Race 1 St. Austell Brewery Novices' Hurdle. The supplied record gives the horse’s age as five, names Harry Skelton as jockey and Dan Skelton as trainer, and lists a weight of 156lb. Bet 365 is attached to the WIN quote of 4/11, expressed as decimal 1.36. No official rating, place count or each-way terms are supplied for this entry, so those fields cannot be added from the card. Numerically, 1.36 is the lowest of the four captured decimal prices, but it belongs to this novice hurdle alone. It does not provide a direct measure against runners assigned to later, separate races.
Real Quartz follows at 13:51
The second record concerns Real Quartz at Newton Abbot at 13:51, in Race 2 Wollens Full Spectrum Law Handicap Hurdle. Real Quartz is recorded as a six-year-old, with Harry Skelton riding and Dan Skelton training. The listed weight is 167lb and the supplied official rating is 127. Its Bet 365 WIN quote is 1/1, or decimal 2, and the record additionally states each-way terms of one-fifth of win odds for three places. This race begins 30 minutes after Vango Can Go’s race, a scheduling relationship rather than evidence linking the horses’ prospects. The 11lb difference between the two listed weights is factual, but the races have distinct titles and the feed gives no basis for interpreting that difference across events.
A female jockeys' chase at 14:21
At 14:21, Star Of Affinity appears in Newton Abbot’s Race 3 Brewers Decorating Centres Albany Derby Female Jockeys' Handicap Chase. The entry identifies Star Of Affinity as aged seven, ridden by Lily Pinchin and trained by J Tizzard. It carries 168lb, while its official rating is recorded as 114. Bet 365’s snapshot quote is 10/3, shown as decimal 4.33, with each-way terms of one-quarter of win odds for two places. This is the highest decimal price among the four records, whereas its two-place field differs from the three places supplied for Real Quartz and the later runner. Neither the price ordering nor place terms establish an outcome, and the chase title marks this as an individual race-specific record.
All Well And Good closes the supplied run
All Well And Good completes the supplied Newton Abbot sequence at 14:51 in Race 4 Passage House Hotel South Devon Gateway Handicap Hurdle. This runner is listed as six years old, with S Bowen named as jockey and O Murphy as trainer. The record supplies 168lb, an official rating of 117, and a Bet 365 WIN quote of 11/4, equivalent to decimal 3.75. Its each-way field says one-fifth of win odds for three places. The time is 30 minutes after Star Of Affinity’s 14:21 chase and 90 minutes after the opening race. All Well And Good shares the 168lb listed weight with Star Of Affinity, but not the same race title, jockey, trainer or discipline indicated by the titles; no wider comparison is supplied.
Reading the four price records as a Lucky 15
The card label is Venue Lucky 15, while Newton Abbot is the actual shared course. A Lucky 15 consists of four singles, six doubles, four trebles and one fourfold, built here from four records in chronological race order. The quoted price sequence is 1.36 for Vango Can Go, 2 for Real Quartz, 4.33 for Star Of Affinity and 3.75 for All Well And Good; it rises through the first three races before falling in the final record. That pattern is only an observation about captured figures from different events. It neither ranks the horses nor makes ratings of 127, 114 and 117 comparable as a forecast. Stakes, availability and settlement rules are not supplied, and outcomes are absent from this feed.
Venue reference: Newton Abbot official course information.