Race titles identify four separate entries
The supplied card is mixed-course, with two records at Limerick and one each at Sedgefield and Leopardstown. Its times are 14:30, 14:50, 15:00 and 15:12, so the chronological order moves between venues rather than forming one course sequence. Each title identifies a distinct event in the feed: Race 2 Irish Wire Products; Race 3 Roflow Specialist Ventilation & Dehumidification 'National Hunt' Maiden Hurdle; Race 3 Limerick Show Handicap Hurdle; and Race 3 Nord Anglia International School Dublin Foxrock Cup Handicap. Those labels should be read as event names, not as evidence about distance, ground, field composition, previous performances or results. Bet 365 is the named bookmaker on all four snapshot records, each marked EW.
Irish Wire Products at Limerick, 14:30
Approval is attached to Limerick’s 14:30 Race 2 Irish Wire Products record. The feed lists the five-year-old with Tom Kelly as jockey and E McNamara as trainer, carrying 166lb and holding an official rating of 113. Its quoted each-way price is 10/3, represented as 4.33 decimal, with terms of one fifth of the win odds for three places. The title “Irish Wire Products” distinguishes this race from the other supplied events, but does not state the conditions beyond the wording supplied. Approval’s 4.33 is jointly the lowest decimal quote in this four-record extract, alongside Lady Boujee’s, yet that shared figure is only a recorded price snapshot. It is not a live offer, probability or statement about the race result.
Sedgefield’s National Hunt Maiden Hurdle
At 14:50, Lady Boujee is recorded for Sedgefield’s Race 3 Roflow Specialist Ventilation & Dehumidification 'National Hunt' Maiden Hurdle. Harry Skelton is the listed jockey, Dan Skelton the listed trainer, and the five-year-old’s supplied weight is 151lb. No official rating is provided in this record. Lady Boujee has the same 10/3 fractional quote and 4.33 decimal price as Approval, again with each-way terms of one fifth of win odds for three places. The lengthy race title is a precise matching tool for this Sedgefield entry; it does not, by itself, establish what happened previously or what will happen at 14:50. Comparing its quote with Approval’s describes a shared captured figure across different races, not a direct comparison of their chances.
Limerick Show Handicap Hurdle at 15:00
Way Down South appears 10 minutes after the Sedgefield record, in Limerick’s 15:00 Race 3 Limerick Show Handicap Hurdle. Daniel King is named as jockey and Gillian Scott as trainer for the seven-year-old, whose listed weight is 161lb and official rating is 105. The snapshot quote is 9/2, or 5.5 decimal, the highest decimal figure among the four supplied entries. Its each-way terms differ from the first two records by providing one fifth of win odds for five places. “Handicap Hurdle” is part of the event title and identifies the race as supplied, while the separate rating and weight fields describe Way Down South’s record. Neither field, nor the title, supports a result forecast or a cross-race ranking against the other runners.
Foxrock Cup Handicap at Leopardstown
Uncle Goalie completes the timed list at 15:12 in Leopardstown’s Race 3 Nord Anglia International School Dublin Foxrock Cup Handicap. The record names Robbie Colgan as jockey and Rory Anthony Devine as trainer. Uncle Goalie is aged three, has an official rating of 84, and is listed to carry 133lb. Bet 365’s captured each-way quote is 4/1, equivalent to 5.0 decimal, with one fifth of win odds for five places. This price sits below Way Down South’s 5.5 decimal figure but above the 4.33 figures recorded for Approval and Lady Boujee. That ordering merely reports the four quoted snapshots. The Foxrock Cup Handicap title locates Uncle Goalie in a separately named Leopardstown race, and cannot establish comparable race circumstances or an eventual finishing position.
What this four-record structure does and does not show
The four entries are all marked EW, but their place terms are not uniform: Approval and Lady Boujee have three places, while Way Down South and Uncle Goalie have five. Their scheduled times also show a compact but mixed-course run, beginning at Limerick at 14:30, switching to Sedgefield at 14:50, returning to Limerick at 15:00 and ending at Leopardstown at 15:12. A Lucky 15 consists of four singles, six doubles, four trebles and one fourfold. That structure concerns the four supplied records rather than the wording of the race titles. Recorded prices are neither current offers nor win probabilities, and the supplied data contains no result. As the events are distinct, their titles, weights, ages and available ratings should not be treated as a predictive ranking.