Four titles, three courses and a timed sequence
The supplied records begin at Warwick at 12:53, move to Lingfield for 13:02, then Fairyhouse at 13:10, before returning to Warwick at 13:28. That is a 35-minute span from first listed time to last, across three actual courses. The race titles distinguish four separate events: two contain the Alder Demain & Akers name, while the Lingfield and Fairyhouse titles use different wording. They do not, on their own, state distance, surface, going, class or any result. All four entries carry an EW suggestion field, but their recorded terms differ. The snapshot’s decimal quotes run from 4.5 to 7.5, or 7/2 to 13/2 fractionally; these are captured quotes, not live offers or probabilities.
Warwick’s Juvenile Maiden Hurdle at 12:53
Plan C is listed in the 12:53 Warwick race titled “Race 2 Alder Demain & Akers Juvenile Maiden Hurdle”. The precise title establishes that this is the supplied race description and its position as Race 2; it does not add further conditions beyond those words. Plan C is recorded as a three-year-old, with Thomas Bellamy named as jockey and A King as trainer. The weight field is 154lb. Bet 365 is the named bookmaker, with a 4/1 quote, shown as decimal 5. The each-way record says one quarter of the win odds and two places. Compared with the other supplied prices, 5 sits above Moves Like Gold’s 4.5 but below Nightflyer’s 6.5 and Shushi’s 7.5, without making separate races directly comparable.
Lingfield’s Open Maiden NH Flat Race at 13:02
Nine minutes after the Warwick start, Moves Like Gold appears at 13:02 at Lingfield in “Race 1 Free Race Replays On attheraces.com Open Maiden NH Flat Race”. Its Race 1 label and the full title identify a different event at a different course from Plan C’s hurdle; the wording cannot be used to supply unrecorded race details. Moves Like Gold is aged four and carries 156lb in the feed. Mr H Hunt is the recorded jockey, K Burke the trainer, and BetWright the named bookmaker. The snapshot quote is 7/2, decimal 4.5, the lowest of these four figures. Its EW terms are one fifth of win odds for three places. Those three places differ from Plan C’s two, a record-specific condition rather than a shared card rule.
Fairyhouse’s Winter Festival-titled race at 13:10
Shushi’s record is next chronologically: 13:10 at Fairyhouse in “Race 3 Winter Festival 28th & 29th November 3”. The supplied title is reproduced as recorded, including its final “3”; it identifies Race 3 but does not explain what any shortened or additional wording might mean. Shushi is a three-year-old with Peter Smithers listed as jockey and P Roche as trainer. The recorded weight is 147lb, the lightest weight among the four feed entries. Bet 365 supplies the captured 13/2 price, decimal 7.5, which is the highest quoted figure in this group. The each-way terms state one fifth of win odds and three places. The price and weight are fields from separate race records, so neither establishes an outcome or a cross-race ranking.
A second Alder Demain & Akers title at Warwick
The final timed entry returns to Warwick at 13:28, where Nightflyer is listed for “Race 3 Alder Demain & Akers Novices' Hurdle”. Although Plan C’s earlier Warwick title also includes Alder Demain & Akers, this is expressly Race 3 and a Novices' Hurdle, not the 12:53 Race 2 Juvenile Maiden Hurdle. Nightflyer is recorded as four years old, ridden by Jonjo O'Neill Jr. and trained by Jonjo & A J O'Neill. The feed gives 160lb, the highest of the four weights, and an official rating of 112; no official ratings are supplied for the other three. Bet 365’s snapshot quote is 11/2, decimal 6.5. EW terms are one quarter of win odds for two places.
What the grouped snapshot can and cannot establish
In time order, the fractional quotes move from Plan C’s 4/1 to Moves Like Gold’s 7/2, then Shushi’s 13/2 and Nightflyer’s 11/2. Decimal figures follow 5, 4.5, 7.5 and 6.5 rather than a steady sequence. The comparison describes only the supplied price fields, with Bet 365 named for three records and BetWright for the Lingfield record. A Lucky 15 structure comprises four singles, six doubles, four trebles and one fourfold, while the underlying races remain distinct. The separate place terms also matter: Plan C and Nightflyer have two stated places, whereas Moves Like Gold and Shushi have three. Recorded quotes are not current offers, win probabilities, results or independent assessment, and the race titles do not fill gaps in the supplied data.