Start with the 14:52 Haydock entry
The earliest listed race is at Haydock at 14:52, where Return To Unit appears in Race 3 M6Toll Road To Victory Handicap. The feed records the four-year-old at 8/1, shown as 9.0 decimal, with J Mitchell named as jockey and R Varian as trainer. Its supplied weight is 140lb and official rating is 88. The entry carries an EW marker, with Bet 365 each-way terms of one fifth of the win odds for three places. A racecard check can begin with the time, course and full race title, then match Return To Unit and the listed connections. The quote is a captured price rather than a current offer or a statement about the race result.
Redcar follows ten minutes later
At 15:02, the sequence switches to Redcar for Race 4 Market Cross Jewellers Nursery and Johns Power. This is the second chronological entry, not another Haydock race, which makes the course field important when checking the racecard. Johns Power is a two-year-old trained by Roger Fell, with Joanna Mason listed to ride. The supplied figures are 122lb and an official rating of 51. Its quote is 17/2, or 9.5 decimal, and the snapshot again gives one-fifth win odds for three places through Bet 365. Numerically, 9.5 is slightly above Return To Unit’s 9.0, but they concern separate races at different courses; that difference alone does not provide a performance comparison.
Uttoxeter supplies the third timed race
The third item is Banderas at Uttoxeter at 15:12 in Race 4 D&M Groundworks Handicap Hurdle. Jonathan England is the recorded jockey and S England the trainer for this six-year-old. Banderas has 150lb, the largest supplied weight among the four entries, and an official rating of 114. Those details can be cross-checked on the Uttoxeter racecard alongside the exact 15:12 time and race title. Bet 365’s recorded quote is 11/1, equivalent to 12.0 decimal, the highest decimal figure in this four-run snapshot. Unlike the other listed entries, its each-way terms state one quarter of the win odds and two places. The altered place terms are a factual feature of this individual record, not a basis for forecasting the outcome.
Back to Haydock at 15:27
Baarberini completes the supplied run at Haydock at 15:27, in Race 4 Vantage Consulting Powered By Requidex Nursery. The time is 15 minutes after Banderas at Uttoxeter and 35 minutes after Return To Unit’s Haydock race, illustrating that the feed is ordered across a mixed-course card rather than as one uninterrupted local programme. Baarberini is listed as a two-year-old, ridden by Daniel Muscutt and trained by James Horton. The supplied weight is 135lb and the official rating is 75. Its snapshot price is 10/1, or 11.0 decimal, from Bet 365. The EW terms are one fifth of the win odds for three places. Checking course, time, title and horse name together distinguishes this nursery from the Redcar nursery at 15:02.
What the four quotes record
The recorded decimal prices rise from 9.0 for Return To Unit to 9.5 for Johns Power, 11.0 for Baarberini and 12.0 for Banderas; the chronological order is different because Banderas races before Baarberini. Fractional quotes are respectively 8/1, 17/2, 10/1 and 11/1. These numbers are useful identifiers when comparing the supplied snapshot with an archived or displayed racecard entry, but they are neither live prices nor implied outcome assessments in this article. The four races also differ in course and title: two are at Haydock, one is at Redcar and one is at Uttoxeter. Official ratings, ages and weights are supplied for every runner, yet the data does not establish how horses from separate races should be ranked against one another.
Using the sequence as a racecard checklist
For this card, the practical checking order is 14:52 Haydock, 15:02 Redcar, 15:12 Uttoxeter and 15:27 Haydock. At each stage, readers can match the horse, race number and title, then compare the jockey, trainer, age, weight and rating where supplied. The feed labels all four entries EW and identifies Bet 365 as bookmaker, while the terms differ only for Banderas: two places at one quarter, against three places at one fifth for the other three. A Lucky 15 conventionally consists of four singles, six doubles, four trebles and one fourfold. That general structure does not change what this snapshot can show: it contains recorded entry details and prices, not independent form analysis, advice from a human tipster or any guaranteed result.