Start with the 12:10 Worcester record
The first entry chronologically is Joyau Allen at Worcester at 12:10 in Race 1 CopyBet For Premier League Profit Boosts Novices' Handicap Chase. The feed records Joyau Allen as a seven-year-old, ridden by G Sheehan and trained by Jamie Snowden, with 157lb and an official rating of 99. Bet 365 is the named bookmaker and the captured price is 3/1, expressed as decimal 4. The suggestion field is EW, with each-way terms of one-fifth of the win odds for four places. To check this item against a racecard, use the 12:10 time and complete race title first, then match Joyau Allen with the jockey, trainer, age, weight and rating supplied here.
Worcester follows at 12:45
Kings Champion is the next recorded runner, appearing at Worcester at 12:45 in Race 2 CopyBet Support Safer Gambling Handicap Chase. This is a distinct race from Joyau Allen’s 12:10 chase, despite both entries naming Worcester. Kings Champion is listed as six years old, with S Bowen aboard and O Murphy as trainer. The supplied weight is 163lb and the official rating is 124. Its Bet 365 snapshot quote is 10/3, or decimal 4.33, marked EW with one-fifth of the win odds and four places. The 35-minute gap from the first Worcester time helps distinguish the two records. A racecard comparison should therefore use the 12:45 title before checking the horse name and its associated connection and weight fields.
A Curragh entry arrives seven minutes later
At 12:52, the sequence moves to the Curragh for Stag Night in Race 2 Mongey Communications Sprint Handicap. The actual course matters here: this is not another Worcester race, and the seven-minute interval after Kings Champion does not make the runners opponents. Stag Night is recorded as an eight-year-old ridden by Sam Coen for trainer W McCreery. The feed gives 146lb and an official rating of 96. Bet 365’s captured quote is 10/3, decimal 4.33, identical in price format to Kings Champion’s recorded figure but attached to a different course and race title. Stag Night is marked EW on terms of one-fifth of the win odds, with four places. Those shared terms and quote do not establish any cross-race comparison beyond the supplied data.
Huntingdon completes the timed run
Lightning Tiger is listed last, at Huntingdon at 12:57, five minutes after the Curragh entry. The race is Race 2 CopyBet For Football Profit Boosts Novices' Hurdle, again a separately titled event at a different actual course. The record identifies Lightning Tiger as a four-year-old, with Tom Cannon named as jockey and C Fellowes as trainer. Its supplied weight is 156lb; no official rating is provided in this feed entry. The Bet 365 snapshot is 3/1, decimal 4, and the suggestion field says EW. Unlike the preceding three records, the stated each-way terms are one-fifth of the win odds for three places. Checking the 12:57 race title, then Lightning Tiger, Cannon, Fellowes, age and weight, is the direct way to reconcile this listing with a racecard.
What the sequence and prices record
The advertised order is Worcester at 12:10, Worcester again at 12:45, Curragh at 12:52 and Huntingdon at 12:57. It is therefore a mixed-course group, not a timetable from one venue. The supplied prices form two matching pairs: Joyau Allen and Lightning Tiger are each 3/1, decimal 4, while Kings Champion and Stag Night are each 10/3, decimal 4.33. The stated lowest quoted decimal price is 4 and the highest is 4.33. These are recorded price snapshots rather than current offers, results or win probabilities. Likewise, the available ratings of 99, 124 and 96 belong to different races and cannot by themselves provide a cross-race outcome ranking; Lightning Tiger has no rating field in the supplied record.
Using the four entries as a grouped record
All four records name Bet 365, carry an EW suggestion and specify one-fifth-of-win-odds place terms, although Lightning Tiger has three places while the other three have four. The weights also differ: Joyau Allen has 157lb, Kings Champion 163lb, Stag Night 146lb and Lightning Tiger 156lb. Those are racecard-identification details, not a basis for comparing separate events. A Lucky 15 consists of four singles, six doubles, four trebles and one fourfold, grouping these four individual race entries without changing their separate identities. Readers checking the feed should follow the chronological times, confirm the full title and course, and then compare the horse name with the listed jockey, trainer, age, weight, rating where present, quote and place terms. Prices may change after the captured snapshot.