Start with the timetable and racecards
The sequence begins at 13:20 at Galway, then proceeds to Newcastle at 13:26, Catterick at 13:40 and Bangor-On-Dee at 13:46. The six-minute gap between the first two records is followed by gaps of 14 and six minutes. These are four separate events at actual courses, not one race or a single-venue card. Each entry is marked EW and names Bet 365 as the bookmaker in the supplied snapshot. The recorded decimal prices run from 4 to 5.5, corresponding to 3/1 through to 9/2. That range is simply a comparison of captured quotes across different races; it does not establish current availability, a result or a direct contest between the four horses. Full race titles, times and courses are the practical identifiers for checking the records.
Galway opens with Highbury See See
At 13:20, Highbury See See is listed in Galway’s Race 2 Racing In The City Of Tribes Handicap. The record gives a 9/2 fractional quote and decimal price of 5.5, the highest decimal figure among these four entries. Sam Coen is named as jockey, A Slattery as trainer, and Highbury See See is recorded as a four-year-old carrying 140lb with an official rating of 80. The supplied each-way terms are one-fifth of the win odds for four places. Readers checking the Galway racecard can use the 13:20 time and full race title alongside the horse’s name, rather than relying on the Race 2 number alone, since race numbering recurs elsewhere on the wider day’s programme. The feed does not provide further race conditions or performance information.
Newcastle follows six minutes later
Luminaries occupies the next timed record, at 13:26 at Newcastle, in Race 2 Mini Golf At High Gosforth Park Novices' Handicap Chase. The supplied quote is 3/1, shown as decimal 4, making it the lowest recorded price in this particular four-runner snapshot. Sean Quinlan is the listed jockey and Ewan Whillans the trainer. Luminaries is recorded as nine years old, with a weight of 155lb and official rating of 82. Its EW field specifies one-quarter of win odds for two places, unlike the four-place Galway terms immediately before it. These differences should be checked against the individual Newcastle racecard entry: they are terms and identifiers attached to this record, not interchangeable details for the other three races. The six-minute timetable gap does not make the races comparable in sporting terms.
Catterick’s 13:40 entry
At 13:40, the card moves to Catterick for Battenburg Belle in Race 3 Celebrating Helen MacKinnon's LX Years Handicap. Battenburg Belle carries a supplied 4/1 quote, decimal 5, placing the record numerically between Luminaries at 4 and Highbury See See at 5.5. Jason Hart is named as jockey, with R Menzies recorded as trainer. The entry identifies Battenburg Belle as a three-year-old carrying 133lb and holding an official rating of 57. Its each-way terms state one-fifth of win odds for three places. To verify this leg, readers can locate the Catterick 13:40 racecard and then compare the horse name, Race 3 title, jockey, trainer and quoted snapshot fields. The rating and weight are supplied attributes, but they do not provide a basis for ranking runners from different races.
Bangor-On-Dee completes the listed run
The final scheduled entry is Crystal Glance at 13:46 at Bangor-On-Dee, six minutes after the Catterick race. Crystal Glance is listed for Race 1 Spooktacular Family Day Conditional Jockeys' Handicap Hurdle, with Ben Smith named as jockey and O Greenall & J Guerriero as trainer. The horse is recorded as six years old, carrying 163lb, with an official rating of 112. Its captured price is 4/1, decimal 5, identical to Battenburg Belle’s numerical quote but attached to a different course and race. The EW terms are one-fifth of win odds for three places. Checking the Bangor-On-Dee racecard by 13:46 and the complete race title avoids confusion with the earlier Race 2 labels. The supplied data contains no basis for treating equal quotes as equal prospects.
How the four records fit the card
This Mid-price four label describes the supplied group rather than a racecourse, so Galway, Newcastle, Catterick and Bangor-On-Dee should always be named when following the order. A Lucky 15 consists of four singles, six doubles, four trebles and one fourfold, all constructed from the four entries. Here, however, the most card-specific information is the chronological chain: Highbury See See at 13:20, Luminaries at 13:26, Battenburg Belle at 13:40 and Crystal Glance at 13:46. Each record is an each-way suggestion with its own place count and fraction: four places at Galway, two at Newcastle, then three at Catterick and Bangor-On-Dee. Snapshot odds can change and are not win probabilities. Stakes can be lost, and readers should check the relevant racecard and bookmaker terms before acting.