Four legs across a 40-minute race sequence
The four distinct records are scheduled at three actual courses. Jimmyjeroo is listed first at Huntingdon at 13:06, Vango Can Go follows at Newton Abbot at 13:21, Current Edition appears at Huntingdon at 13:36, and Fulcrum is recorded at Nottingham at 13:46. The first two gaps are 15 minutes, with a further 10 minutes before the final listed race. All four records name Bet 365, are marked WIN and sit under the supplied “Shorter prices” label. That label is a grouping in the feed, not a venue or race title. The captured decimal prices range from 1.36 to 3, while the separate courses and titles confirm that these are not horses competing against each other in one event. A Lucky 15 contains four singles, six doubles, four trebles and one fourfold.
Jimmyjeroo opens at Huntingdon
At 13:06, Jimmyjeroo is the named runner in the Race 1 Agri Day At Huntingdon Racecourse 10 November Amateur Jockeys' Handicap Chase at Huntingdon. The eight-year-old is recorded at 2/1, a decimal price of 3, which is the highest of the four supplied quotes. Mr P W Mullins is the listed jockey and Miss H C Knight the listed trainer. The record also supplies a weight of 166lb and an official rating of 92. It is marked WIN and gives each-way terms of one-quarter of win odds for two places. Those terms belong to this individual snapshot, alongside Bet 365 as bookmaker. Neither the rating nor the price supplies a result, current availability or a basis to compare Jimmyjeroo directly with runners in the later, separate races.
Newton Abbot’s 13:21 novice hurdle record
Vango Can Go occupies the second listed leg, at 13:21 in the Race 1 St. Austell Brewery Novices' Hurdle at Newton Abbot. Harry Skelton is named as jockey and Dan Skelton as trainer for the five-year-old. The feed records 4/11, equivalent to decimal 1.36, the lowest captured figure among these four entries. Vango Can Go carries 156lb in the supplied details and is marked WIN with Bet 365 named as bookmaker. No official rating or place count is supplied for this record, and its each-way terms are explicitly recorded as not supplied. The lower decimal number can be set alongside the other snapshot quotes as a numerical difference, but it is not a live price, probability, outcome or assessment of this race against the other three events.
Current Edition returns the sequence to Huntingdon
The third record takes the sequence back to Huntingdon at 13:36. Current Edition is listed in the Race 2 Peterborough Chase 6 December 2026 Book Now Maiden Hurdle, with Sam Twiston-Davies recorded as jockey and Nigel & Willy Twiston-Davies as trainer. This five-year-old has a supplied weight of 158lb and official rating of 119. The quote is 8/11, or decimal 1.73, positioned numerically between Vango Can Go’s 1.36 and Fulcrum’s 1.83. Bet 365 is again the named bookmaker and the suggestion field says WIN. The record supplies two places, with each-way terms of one-quarter of win odds. It identifies a separate maiden hurdle; it does not provide distance, going, field information, prior performances or any result for Current Edition.
Fulcrum completes the supplied run at Nottingham
Fulcrum is the final supplied runner, scheduled for 13:46 at Nottingham in the Race 3 EBF Stallions Golden Horn Maiden Stakes. R Havlin is listed as jockey, while J & T Gosden are the recorded trainers. The feed gives Fulcrum an age of two and a weight of 128lb, but does not supply an official rating. Its quoted price is 5/6, shown as decimal 1.83, only 0.10 above Current Edition’s captured 1.73 but below Jimmyjeroo’s 3. Fulcrum’s record is marked WIN and names Bet 365. It also states two places and each-way terms of one-quarter of win odds. The 13:46 timing means this is 10 minutes after the Huntingdon maiden hurdle, though timing alone does not describe how either race will unfold or establish a result.
Reading the recorded price fields and limits
Across the card, the fractional quotes are 2/1 for Jimmyjeroo, 4/11 for Vango Can Go, 8/11 for Current Edition and 5/6 for Fulcrum. Their decimal equivalents, 3, 1.36, 1.73 and 1.83, provide a straightforward ordering of this particular feed snapshot. The two Huntingdon records also have supplied official ratings, 92 for Jimmyjeroo and 119 for Current Edition, but they belong to different races and should not be treated as a cross-race ranking. Weights likewise range from Fulcrum’s 128lb to Jimmyjeroo’s 166lb across different events and race titles. These are snapshot quotes, not current offers or win probabilities. The supplied data does not include results, race conditions, distances, fields or past form, so it cannot establish an outcome for any of the four records.