What the four recorded prices show
Choctaw Nation has the shortest supplied quote, 8/15 or decimal 1.53, while Fishery Lane has the longest at 2/1 or decimal 3.00. Between them, Mailloche is recorded at evens, decimal 2.00, and Pigeon House at 5/4, decimal 2.25. That creates a clear numerical spread, but the figures are only captured Bet 365 quotes, not current offers, race results or measures of chance. Each entry is marked WIN in the feed, yet the horses are not in one shared contest: they appear at four different courses. The order is Curragh at 12:17, Huntingdon at 12:22, Cork at 12:30 and Carlisle at 12:38. Consequently, price differences describe this supplied set, not performance evidence or a cross-race ranking.
Choctaw Nation opens at the Curragh
At 12:17, Choctaw Nation is listed for Curragh in Race 1 Irish European Breeders Fund Maiden. Paddy Harnett is the named jockey and A P O'Brien the trainer for the two-year-old, whose recorded weight is 133lb. Its 8/15 quote is displayed as decimal 1.53, the lowest figure among the four snapshot prices. The feed states three places and each-way terms of one-fifth of the win odds for this race, alongside the WIN suggestion field. Those terms belong to this specific Curragh record and should not be carried across to the other courses. No official rating is supplied for Choctaw Nation, so there is no rating figure here to compare with the ratings recorded elsewhere on the card.
Huntingdon follows five minutes later
Pigeon House appears next, at 12:22 at Huntingdon, only five minutes after the Curragh start but in a separate race. The six-year-old is entered in Race 1 CopyBet Support Safer Gambling Claiming Hurdle with R T Dunne named as jockey and Charles & Pogson as trainer. The supplied weight is 150lb and the official rating is 115. Bet 365's captured quote is 5/4, or decimal 2.25, placing it between Choctaw Nation's 1.53 and Mailloche's 2.00 numerically. Two places are recorded, with each-way terms of one-quarter of the win odds, rather than the three-place, one-fifth terms shown for the earlier Curragh race. The differing race title and venue limit any direct comparison beyond the quoted data fields.
Mailloche’s Cork listing at 12:30
The third time in the sequence is 12:30, when Mailloche is recorded at Cork in Race 1 Paddy Power From The Horse's Mouth Podcast Maiden Hurdle. Brian Hayes is the jockey named for the four-year-old and W P Mullins is the listed trainer. Mailloche carries 161lb in the supplied data and has an evens quote, shown as 1/1 and decimal 2.00. This is a lower decimal figure than Pigeon House's 2.25 but higher than Choctaw Nation's 1.53; it remains a historical snapshot quote, not a statement about an outcome. The Cork record specifies three places and each-way terms of one-fifth of the win odds. An official rating is not included for Mailloche, so the feed does not support a rating-based comparison with Pigeon House or Fishery Lane.
Fishery Lane completes the timed run
Fishery Lane is the final supplied runner, scheduled for 12:38 at Carlisle in Race 1 PricedUp Bet Gordon Richards Novices' Limited Handicap Chase. Harry Skelton is recorded as jockey for the seven-year-old, trained by Dan Skelton. The entry carries 165lb, the highest stated weight in this four, and an official rating of 131. Those numbers are attached to a different race from the other three, so they do not establish a likely finishing order across the card. The captured Bet 365 price is 2/1, decimal 3.00, the highest of the four quotes. Two places are listed, with each-way terms of one-quarter of the win odds. Carlisle begins eight minutes after Cork and 21 minutes after Curragh, completing a tightly timed but multi-course sequence.
Reading this as a four-runner group
This card combines four singles, six doubles, four trebles and one fourfold in the usual Lucky 15 structure. Its practical sequence is Choctaw Nation at Curragh, Pigeon House at Huntingdon, Mailloche at Cork and Fishery Lane at Carlisle, all before 12:40. The supplied ages run from two to seven, while the recorded weights range from 133lb to 165lb; however, the runners have separate race titles and courses, and two have no official rating supplied. The common bookmaker is Bet 365 and every suggestion field reads WIN, but neither point adds form evidence. Likewise, the 8/15, 5/4, 1/1 and 2/1 displays are fixed feed-snapshot quotes rather than live prices or probabilities. Stakes can be lost, and combined bets depend on their individual constituent selections.