Race titles identify events, not their outcomes
The four entries are spread across three actual racecourses, so the label “Shorter-price four” is a description of the feed grouping rather than a venue. Pietro is scheduled first, at Yarmouth at 13:20, followed five minutes later by Major Triumph at the Curragh at 13:25. Cloak Of Power returns the sequence to Yarmouth at 13:50, while Biglesisback is listed at Hexham at 14:01. The precise titles show that these are distinct events: an apprentice handicap, an Irish European Breeders Fund maiden, a fillies’ maiden stakes and a mares’ novices’ hurdle. Titles can establish those supplied names, but do not provide results, conditions, distances, race classes or a basis for treating the races as directly comparable.
Pietro’s Yarmouth apprentice handicap record
At 13:20 at Yarmouth, Pietro appears in Race 1 Join Moulton Racing Syndicate Apprentice Handicap. The supplied record identifies Pietro as a four-year-old, ridden by Taryn Langley and trained by J R Fanshawe. Weight is recorded as 141lb and the official rating as 81. Bet 365 is the named bookmaker, with a WIN suggestion and a captured quote of 2/1, equivalent to decimal 3.0. The attached terms state one-fifth of the win odds for three places. An apprentice handicap in the race title distinguishes this entry from the other three named races, but the title alone does not explain its rules beyond the words supplied, nor does it establish how Pietro will perform. The quote is a snapshot, not a current offer or outcome.
Major Triumph in the Curragh maiden
Major Triumph is timed for 13:25 at the Curragh in Race 1 1xBet.ie Supporting October Racing Irish European Breeders Fund Maiden. The horse is listed as a two-year-old, with R L Moore named as jockey and A P O'Brien as trainer. The feed gives a weight of 133lb, while no official rating is supplied for this entry. Bet 365 is again the recorded bookmaker and the WIN quote is 3/2, displayed as decimal 2.5; the terms are one-fifth of the win odds for three places. This maiden title is not interchangeable with Pietro’s Yarmouth apprentice handicap title. Although Major Triumph’s recorded decimal quote is lower than Pietro’s 3.0, the races are at separate courses and the figures do not measure a shared contest or guarantee any result.
A separately titled Yarmouth fillies’ stakes
Cloak Of Power is the second Yarmouth record, scheduled at 13:50 in Race 2 British Stallion Studs EBF Maiden Fillies' Stakes. Billy Loughnane is listed as jockey for trainer G Boughey, with the two-year-old carrying 128lb. No official rating is included in the supplied record. The named bookmaker is Bet 365, and the WIN price is 3/2, also recorded as decimal 2.5. Its each-way terms differ from the preceding two entries: one-quarter of the win odds for two places. The wording “Maiden Fillies' Stakes” identifies the race title exactly as supplied, rather than supplying evidence about form or fitness. Cloak Of Power shares the 3/2 and 2.5 snapshot figures with Major Triumph, but that numerical match does not make their Curragh and Yarmouth races equivalent.
Hexham’s mares’ novices’ hurdle entry
The final scheduled runner is Biglesisback at 14:01 at Hexham, in Race 1 Download The At The Races App Mares' Novices' Hurdle. D R Fox is the recorded jockey, and L Russell & M Scudamore are named as trainers. Biglesisback is six years old, carries 154lb and has an official rating of 103 in this feed. William Hill, rather than Bet 365, is the named bookmaker. The captured WIN quote is 1/1, or decimal 2.0, with one-quarter of the win odds for two places stated in the terms. This is the lowest decimal price among the four records, below 2.5 and 3.0, but snapshot prices are not current offers, probabilities or results. Nor does the hurdle title allow comparison with the flat-race titles at Yarmouth and the Curragh.
Sequence, prices and the four-record structure
Chronologically, the first two listed starts are only five minutes apart, followed by a 25-minute gap to Cloak Of Power and an 11-minute gap to Biglesisback. These timings describe the supplied schedule, not any connection between races. The captured fractional quotes run from Biglesisback’s 1/1 through Major Triumph and Cloak Of Power at 3/2 to Pietro at 2/1; their decimal figures range from 2.0 to 3.0. Weight entries range from Cloak Of Power’s 128lb to Biglesisback’s 154lb, but these appear in differently titled events and are simply runner fields. A Lucky 15 comprises four singles, six doubles, four trebles and one fourfold using four selections. That structure does not change what this card’s individual race titles, recorded quotes and entry details can establish.