Four courses, four separate race records
The sequence starts at Nottingham at 12:45 and ends at Musselburgh at 13:10, with Chepstow at 12:51 and Wexford at 13:00 between them. Those times create gaps of six, nine and 10 minutes, but they identify separate races at four actual courses rather than a shared venue card. Bet 365 is the named bookmaker on every supplied record, and every suggestion field is EW. The quoted decimal prices range from 4 to 5: Sergeant Mayer is recorded at 5, New Rules and Zara's Dream at 4, and Flying Moonlight at 4.33. Fractional displays are 4/1, 3/1, 3/1 and 10/3 respectively. These are captured quote fields, not current offers, results or probabilities.
Nottingham’s 12:45 Sergeant Mayer record
Sergeant Mayer is listed for Nottingham’s 12:45 Race 2 Ladies Day 8th May On Sale Now Handicap. The supplied entry names Alex Jary as jockey and N Tinkler as trainer for the five-year-old. Its recorded weight is 135lb and its official rating is 73. Bet 365’s snapshot quote is 4/1, represented as decimal 5, which is the highest decimal figure among these four records. The field is marked EW, with terms of one-fifth of the win odds for three places. Nottingham is a fact attached to this race record, as are its 12:45 time and Ladies Day title; none of those details transfers to the later Chepstow, Wexford or Musselburgh entries.
Chepstow’s New Rules entry at 12:51
Six minutes after the Nottingham time, New Rules appears in Chepstow’s 12:51 Race 2 Free Tips On attheraces.com Maiden Hurdle. Sam Twiston-Davies is the listed jockey and P F Nicholls the listed trainer. The record identifies New Rules as a five-year-old carrying 158lb. No official rating is supplied for this runner, so the snapshot does not provide one for comparison with Sergeant Mayer’s Nottingham figure or Flying Moonlight’s Musselburgh figure. The Bet 365 quote is 3/1, decimal 4, with an EW suggestion and each-way terms of one-fifth of the win odds for three places. The matching decimal quote with Zara's Dream concerns a different race and course, so it records a numerical match rather than a direct performance comparison.
Wexford’s 13:00 Zara's Dream race
Zara's Dream is the Wexford leg, recorded at 13:00 in Race 1 Racing TV Free Trial For A Month Maiden Hurdle. Danny Mullins is named as jockey, while W P Mullins is the supplied trainer. The entry gives an age of four and a weight of 146lb; no official rating is included. Bet 365 is again the named bookmaker, with a captured 3/1 quote, or decimal 4. The record is marked EW and states each-way terms of one-fifth of the win odds for three places. Although its quote equals New Rules’ decimal price, the Wexford race title, race number, time and named connections belong only to Zara's Dream’s record. The 13:00 slot is nine minutes after Chepstow and 10 minutes before the Musselburgh entry.
Musselburgh’s 13:10 Flying Moonlight record
Flying Moonlight completes the supplied time order at Musselburgh at 13:10, in Race 3 Burton Roofing Merchants Handicap. Greg Fairley is listed as jockey and A M Thomson as trainer. The record describes Flying Moonlight as a three-year-old, carrying 121lb, with an official rating of 50. Its Bet 365 quote is 10/3, shown in decimal form as 4.33. That places the captured number above the two decimal-4 entries and below Sergeant Mayer’s decimal 5, but the figures concern distinct races and do not establish an outcome. The suggestion field is EW, with one-fifth of win odds for three places stated as the terms. Musselburgh, the 13:10 timing and the Burton Roofing Merchants title are all specific to this final record.
What the grouped mid-price snapshot records
The four records can be arranged as a Lucky 15: four singles, six doubles, four trebles and one fourfold. That standard structure groups Sergeant Mayer, New Rules, Zara's Dream and Flying Moonlight without making Nottingham, Chepstow, Wexford and Musselburgh one event. The supplied weights range from Flying Moonlight’s 121lb to New Rules’ 158lb, with Sergeant Mayer at 135lb and Zara's Dream at 146lb. Those are individual racecard fields, not a basis for comparing races. Similarly, official ratings are supplied only for Sergeant Mayer, 73, and Flying Moonlight, 50; the absent ratings for the other two runners must not be assumed. Each entry carries three-place, one-fifth each-way terms, but recorded terms and prices remain snapshot information subject to change.