A four-course sequence of Race 2 entries
The card label is Mid-price four, but the underlying records are at four actual courses rather than one venue. Crecora Hills appears first at Galway at 13:07, Brace For Landing follows at Aintree at 13:15, Fountain House is listed at Wexford at 13:25, and See Blue completes the supplied run at Market Rasen at 13:35. The 28-minute overall span and the individual race titles identify separate events, so the horses are not direct opponents. Every record names Bet 365 and is marked EW. The supplied fractional prices range from 3/1 to 13/2, while the decimal fields range from 4 to 7.5. Those are recorded snapshot quotes, not live offers, results or statements of winning probability.
Crecora Hills at Galway at 13:07
Galway’s entry is Crecora Hills in the 13:07 Race 2 COLM QUINN BMW Handicap Chase. The feed names Harry Cobden as jockey and R Tyner as trainer. Crecora Hills is recorded as a seven-year-old carrying 152lb, with an official rating of 119. Its Bet 365 each-way quote is 9/2, shown as decimal 5.5, and the stated terms are one-fifth of the win odds for three places. Within this four-runner snapshot, 152lb is the lowest listed weight. The age and rating are useful identifiers attached to this particular Galway record, but neither field supplies form, a finishing position or a basis for comparing performance with runners in three other races. The race title itself does not add distance, ground or class information.
Brace For Landing’s Aintree record
At 13:15, Brace For Landing is listed for Aintree’s Race 2 Jack Ryder 18th Birthday Maiden Hurdle. Harry Skelton is the supplied jockey, with Dan Skelton named as trainer. The record gives Brace For Landing an age of five, a weight of 158lb and an official rating of 116. Bet 365’s captured each-way quote is 7/2, or decimal 4.5, on terms of one-fifth of the win odds for three places. This is 1lb above the 152lb shown for Crecora Hills and 3lb below See Blue’s 154lb, although weights belong to different races and cannot establish a cross-race outcome. The 116 rating is 3lb lower than Crecora Hills’ listed 119, but ratings here remain descriptive racecard fields, not a prediction tool.
Wexford’s 13:25 Fountain House listing
Fountain House occupies the 13:25 Wexford record in Race 2 Jim And Kay Whitty Memorial Handicap Chase. Mr E Mahon is listed as jockey and Ian Mccarthy as trainer. The supplied details describe Fountain House as an eight-year-old carrying 164lb, with an official rating of 125. Its recorded Bet 365 price is 3/1, decimal 4, with each-way terms of one-fifth of the win odds for three places. That is the shortest quoted price and the highest stated weight in this set, but these are separate data points, not evidence that one produces the other. Of the three runners for which ratings are supplied, 125 is numerically above 119 for Crecora Hills and 116 for Brace For Landing; it must not be treated as a ranking across distinct contests. Fountain House is also the oldest recorded runner.
See Blue closes at Market Rasen
The final entry is See Blue at 13:35 in Market Rasen’s Race 2 Book Boxing Day At Market Rasen Juvenile Hurdle. David Bass is named as jockey and Max Comley as trainer. See Blue is the youngest runner in the four, recorded as a three-year-old, and carries 154lb. The Bet 365 each-way snapshot is 13/2, or decimal 7.5, with one-quarter of the win odds for two places. This is the longest recorded quote, while its two-place term differs from the three-place terms attached to the other selections. No official rating is supplied for See Blue, so there is no rating figure to set alongside the 119, 116 and 125 fields elsewhere on the card. Its 154lb sits between Crecora Hills’ 152lb and Brace For Landing’s 158lb, solely as a recorded weight comparison.
Age, ratings and the Lucky 15 structure
The supplied ages run from See Blue’s three to Fountain House’s eight, with Brace For Landing aged five and Crecora Hills seven. Official ratings are present for the Galway, Aintree and Wexford records only: 119, 116 and 125 respectively. As the horses run at different courses, at different times and in differently titled races, neither age nor rating establishes an advantage or a finishing order. The quote sequence is likewise limited: 9/2 at 13:07, 7/2 at 13:15, 3/1 at 13:25 and 13/2 at 13:35. A Lucky 15 consists of four singles, six doubles, four trebles and one fourfold. Each-way terms, place counts and quoted prices should be checked as snapshot fields, with no guarantee of current availability or any return.