Four records, two courses and named connections
The sequence begins at Newmarket at 11:35, remains there for the 12:05 race, moves to Uttoxeter at 12:35, then returns to Newmarket for 12:40. That ordering makes this a mixed-course card, not a timetable from one fixture. Bet 365 is the named bookmaker on every record and each suggestion field is WIN. The four jockey-trainer combinations are R Havlin with J & T Gosden, K Shoemark with E Walker, S Bowen with O Murphy, and K Shoemark with C Appleby. Shoemark is therefore the only jockey appearing twice, but on two different Newmarket races for different trainers. The supplied decimal quotes run from 1.57 to 3.25, alongside fractional prices from 4/7 to 9/4; they are snapshot displays only.
Havlin and Gosden with Dove Tale at 11:35
Dove Tale is listed in the 11:35 Race 1 Newmarket Challenge Whip Handicap at Newmarket, with R Havlin named as jockey and J & T Gosden as trainer. The record identifies Dove Tale as a three-year-old carrying 134lb and gives an official rating of 79. Its supplied Bet 365 WIN quote is 9/4, shown as decimal 3.25, which is the highest decimal figure among these four records. Two places are supplied, together with each-way terms of one-quarter of the win odds for two places, although the suggestion field itself says WIN. The race title, course and start time distinguish this entry from the later Newmarket novice stakes. Nothing in the snapshot supplies performance history, conditions, results or a basis for forecasting this handicap.
Shoemark’s first Newmarket entry, Solo Quest
At 12:05, K Shoemark is recorded aboard Solo Quest for trainer E Walker in Race 2 German G1 Racecourses Thank World Pool British EBF Novice Stakes at Newmarket. Solo Quest is a two-year-old with a listed weight of 128lb. The feed gives no official rating for this horse, so none should be added or inferred. Bet 365’s captured WIN price is 5/4, equivalent to decimal 2.25. That figure is lower than Dove Tale’s 3.25 and higher than Hold The Serve’s 1.57, but those numbers belong to separate races and do not create a direct comparison of runners. Three places are recorded, with each-way terms of one-fifth of the win odds for three places. This is Shoemark’s earlier of two supplied rides, separated from his later Newmarket booking by 35 minutes.
Bowen and Murphy at Uttoxeter
The card changes course for Hold The Serve, scheduled at Uttoxeter at 12:35 in Race 1 Kalahari King 'Chasing Excellence' Beginners' Chase. S Bowen is the jockey listed and O Murphy the trainer. Hold The Serve is recorded as a six-year-old, carrying 159lb, with an official rating of 130. The supplied Bet 365 WIN quote is 4/7, or decimal 1.57, the lowest recorded price in this four-run collection. Unlike three of the entries, its each-way terms are marked “Not supplied”, and no number of places is provided. The 159lb weight is also the largest listed weight here, whereas the other supplied weights are 134lb or 128lb; weights apply within their individual race records and do not by themselves compare the contests. Uttoxeter is the only course represented once.
Shoemark returns for Appleby and Last Horizon
K Shoemark’s second named ride is Last Horizon at Newmarket at 12:40, five minutes after the Uttoxeter race and 35 minutes after Solo Quest. C Appleby is recorded as trainer for Last Horizon in Race 3 German G1 Racecourses Thank World Pool British EBF Novice Stakes. Last Horizon is a two-year-old carrying 128lb, matching Solo Quest’s supplied age and weight, though the two runners have different race numbers and trainer entries. No official rating is supplied for Last Horizon. Its Bet 365 snapshot quote is 7/4, shown as decimal 2.75: between Solo Quest’s 2.25 and Dove Tale’s 3.25, and above Hold The Serve’s 1.57. The record supplies three places and each-way terms of one-fifth of the win odds for three places, while retaining a WIN suggestion field.
How the four entries are grouped
These records can be presented as a Lucky 15: four singles, six doubles, four trebles and one fourfold. That structure groups named selections from distinct races, rather than changing their individual race details. Here, the chronological order is Dove Tale at 11:35, Solo Quest at 12:05, Hold The Serve at 12:35 and Last Horizon at 12:40. The last two times are only five minutes apart at different courses, an important limitation for reading the list as one sequence. The feed provides jockeys, trainers, ages, weights, selected ratings, places, terms and captured quotes, but not current prices or results. Any staking decision carries risk: snapshot odds can change, and this data does not guarantee availability or any outcome.