Four Plumpton records with different quoted figures
The supplied entries all concern Plumpton on 19 October 2026, beginning at 14:00 and continuing at half-hour intervals through 15:30. Bet 365 is the named bookmaker for every record, and each is labelled WIN. The captured decimal prices are 1.29, 3.0, 1.67 and 2.75, corresponding to 2/7, 2/1, 2/3 and 7/4. This creates a wide range within one four-race card, but it does not turn the figures into live offers, probabilities or outcomes. In a Lucky 15, the four entries form four singles, six doubles, four trebles and one fourfold. If one leg fails, combinations containing that horse cannot succeed, while the remaining singles and combinations are separate parts of the structure.
Bass Hunter opens the sequence at 14:00
Bass Hunter is recorded for Plumpton’s 14:00 Race 1 Betty Chantler Novices' Hurdle. The six-year-old has Freddie Gordon listed as jockey and C Gordon as trainer, with 154lb shown in the supplied weight field. Its snapshot WIN quote is 2/7, represented by decimal odds of 1.29, the lowest figure among these four Plumpton records. The associated each-way terms state one quarter of win odds for two places, although the selection label itself is WIN. As the first timed leg, Bass Hunter is identifiable by both the 14:00 start and the full race title. The price can be compared with the other supplied quotes only as a recorded market distinction; it supplies no result, form assessment or guarantee about this hurdle race.
Gone Country carries the highest recorded quote
At 14:30, Gone Country appears in Race 2 SIS Handicap Hurdle at Plumpton. Tom Cannon is named as jockey, N J Gifford as trainer, and the record gives the six-year-old 154lb and an official rating of 84. The recorded Bet 365 WIN quote is 2/1, or 3.0 decimal, which is the highest of the four supplied prices. Its terms read one fifth of win odds for three places. This is the only entry on the card with three places in the feed; Bass Hunter, Golly Gosh and Nap Hand each show two. Should Gone Country fail, every double, treble and fourfold containing the 14:30 runner falls away, whereas the 14:00 single and any later combinations not involving it retain their own separate status.
The 15:00 chase record belongs to Golly Gosh
Golly Gosh is listed at 15:00 in Plumpton’s Race 3 Back British Farming Handicap Chase. Jack Andrews rides for trainer T Ellis, according to the supplied record. The horse is five years old, has 150lb recorded and carries an official rating of 76. Its quote is 2/3, with a decimal representation of 1.67, placing it above Bass Hunter’s 1.29 and below both Nap Hand’s 2.75 and Gone Country’s 3.0 in numerical terms. The stated terms are one quarter of win odds for two places, while the selection remains WIN-labelled. This middle leg follows Gone Country by 30 minutes. A failure here would remove all multiples using Golly Gosh, including the fourfold, but cannot retrospectively alter the independently recorded details for the earlier two races.
Nap Hand completes the supplied run at 15:30
The closing entry is Nap Hand in the 15:30 Race 4 Bet Goodwin Handicap Hurdle at Plumpton. Freddie Gordon is again the listed jockey, with C Gordon again named as trainer, matching the jockey-trainer fields attached to Bass Hunter but in a different race record. Nap Hand is shown as a six-year-old carrying 168lb, the largest weight among the four, and has an official rating of 117. Bet 365’s captured WIN quote is 7/4, or 2.75 decimal. The accompanying terms specify one quarter of win odds for two places. Numerically, that quote sits between Golly Gosh’s 2/3 and Gone Country’s 2/1. As the last scheduled leg, a Nap Hand loss would affect the singles and multiples in which it appears, while already separate records for the preceding runners remain identifiable by their times and titles.
Reading the price mix and the consequences of a failed leg
This specific sequence has two entries with Freddie Gordon and C Gordon—Bass Hunter at 14:00 and Nap Hand at 15:30—alongside Gone Country at 14:30 and Golly Gosh at 15:00 with different named jockeys and trainers. The weights are 154lb, 154lb, 150lb and 168lb respectively. Official ratings are supplied for Gone Country, Golly Gosh and Nap Hand, but not for Bass Hunter; the listed 84, 76 and 117 describe separate entries in differently titled races and should not be used as a cross-race ranking. The key practical distinction in the price snapshot is that Gone Country’s 3.0 decimal figure is highest and Bass Hunter’s 1.29 lowest. Those differences affect the recorded quotes attached to combinations, yet they do not identify which leg will fail, if any, or provide a basis for forecasting the card.
Venue reference: Plumpton official course information.