What the four race titles identify
The first recorded event is Cheltenham’s 13:10 Race 1 William Hill Epic Boosts Novices' Limited Handicap Chase, followed by Doncaster’s 14:05 Race 3 William Hill Remembering Sue Wright Prospect Stakes. Kelso supplies the 14:10 Race 2 Clifford, Martin & Sarah Firth Memorial Novices' Handicap Chase, and the sequence returns to Cheltenham for the 14:20 Race 3 Pertemps Network Handicap Hurdle. These are four distinct race titles at three actual courses, not four runners in a shared contest. Bet 365 is named on every record and each is marked EW. The fractional snapshot quotes range from 10/3, decimal 4.33, to 5/1, decimal 6. Race titles can distinguish the events and their stated ordering, but they do not supply distance, going, class, results or prior-performance evidence.
Cheltenham’s opening chase record
Lisbane Park is listed for the 13:10 William Hill Epic Boosts Novices' Limited Handicap Chase at Cheltenham. The record identifies Lisbane Park as a five-year-old, with Brendan Powell named as jockey and J Tizzard as trainer. Its supplied weight is 150lb and its official rating is 120. Bet 365’s captured quote is 10/3, shown also as decimal 4.33, and the record is marked EW. The associated terms state one-fifth of the win odds for three places. While the title includes “Novices' Limited Handicap Chase”, it does not itself establish conditions beyond those words, nor does it provide a basis for assessing Lisbane Park against runners in the later Doncaster, Kelso or Cheltenham races. The 13:10 time simply makes this the earliest supplied entry.
Doncaster’s Prospect Stakes entry
Hi Corbett Court appears at Doncaster at 14:05 in Race 3 William Hill Remembering Sue Wright Prospect Stakes. The feed records a two-year-old, ridden by Billy Lee and trained by P Twomey, carrying 129lb with an official rating of 102. Its quoted Bet 365 price matches Lisbane Park’s 10/3, or decimal 4.33, despite the runners being in differently titled races at different courses. Hi Corbett Court is also marked EW, with one-fifth of the win odds for three places supplied as the each-way terms. The race title identifies the Prospect Stakes by name, but does not state a distance, surface, race class or finishing outcome in this data. The 14:05 start is 55 minutes after the Cheltenham opener and five minutes before the Kelso record.
Kelso’s memorial chase listing
At 14:10, Suspected is the Kelso runner in Race 2 Clifford, Martin & Sarah Firth Memorial Novices' Handicap Chase. Suspected is recorded as a six-year-old, with Bruce Lynn booked to ride and N W Alexander listed as trainer. The supplied weight is 160lb, the official rating is 101, and Bet 365’s snapshot quote is 9/2, equivalent to decimal 5.5. This entry is marked EW on terms of one-quarter of the win odds for two places. Those terms differ from the three-place, one-fifth terms attached to the earlier Cheltenham and Doncaster records, which is a factual difference in the supplied fields rather than a comparison of race prospects. The memorial race title distinguishes this Kelso chase from the other events, but cannot establish form, tactics or an outcome.
The later Cheltenham hurdle
Ace Of Spades completes the supplied run at 14:20 in Cheltenham’s Race 3 Pertemps Network Handicap Hurdle. The feed lists Ace Of Spades as a seven-year-old, partnered by Harry Skelton and trained by Dan Skelton. It carries 160lb, matching Suspected’s stated weight, while its supplied official rating is 138. These figures belong to separate races and should not be treated as a cross-race result indicator. Bet 365 records Ace Of Spades at 5/1, decimal 6, the longest quote in this four-runner snapshot. The suggestion is EW and the stated terms are one-fifth of the win odds for five places. “Pertemps Network Handicap Hurdle” is the precise race title; it does not, in isolation, establish course conditions, distance or any performance conclusion.
Sequence, quoted prices and card limits
The times place the races in a compact sequence: 13:10 at Cheltenham, 14:05 at Doncaster, 14:10 at Kelso and 14:20 back at Cheltenham. The final three starts are only 15 minutes apart, but timing does not connect their sporting contests. The prices progress from two 10/3 quotes for Lisbane Park and Hi Corbett Court, through Suspected’s 9/2, to Ace Of Spades at 5/1; they are recorded feed snapshots, not current offers or win probabilities. A Lucky 15 consists of four singles, six doubles, four trebles and one fourfold. It can include entries from separate races, but the supplied card does not state results or outcomes. Stakes can be lost, and each-way terms, prices and availability may change after the snapshot.