Starting with the Curragh maiden record
Sounds Great is the first supplied identity, although not the earliest race in an uninterrupted single-venue sequence because this card covers two courses. The three-year-old is listed for Curragh at 14:25 in Race 3 Bill Hanlon Memorial Fillies Maiden. Shane Foley is the recorded jockey and Mrs J Harrington the trainer. The entry carries 129lb and has an official rating of 79. Its supplied marker is EW, with Bet 365 named as bookmaker. The captured quote is 7/1, also shown as decimal 8.0, and the attached each-way terms state one-quarter of the win odds for two places. These fields describe this individual record; they do not supply a result, current price or assessment of the race.
Golden Muse at Yarmouth
The next timed record is Golden Muse at Yarmouth, scheduled at 14:53, 28 minutes after Sounds Great’s Curragh race. Golden Muse is another three-year-old and appears in Race 4 Gold And Silver Exchange Fillies' Handicap. K Shoemark is named as jockey, while M Botti is the listed trainer. The feed gives a weight of 136lb and an official rating of 84. Bet 365 is again the named bookmaker, with an EW suggestion. Golden Muse has a recorded 15/2 quote, equivalent to decimal 8.5, rather than Sounds Great’s 7/1 and 8.0 decimal figure. Its terms are one-fifth of the win odds for three places. The distinct course, time and race title keep this Yarmouth record separate from the Curragh maiden entry.
African Gib follows at Yarmouth
African Gib remains at Yarmouth but belongs to a different event, Race 5 Seadell Shops & Holiday Chalets Handicap, timed for 15:28. That is 35 minutes after Golden Muse’s 14:53 race, so the two Yarmouth entries form consecutive supplied times without being the same race. S M Levey is the listed jockey for the three-year-old, trained by D Menuisier. The record shows 127lb and an official rating of 56. As with the preceding entries, Bet 365 is the bookmaker named in the feed and the suggestion field reads EW. African Gib’s captured quote is 15/2, decimal 8.5. The stated terms are one-fifth of the win odds for five places, the largest places figure among these four records. That places field is a terms detail, not an indication of an outcome.
The later Curragh entry
Contorsion completes the listed set at Curragh at 15:35, seven minutes after African Gib’s Yarmouth start. The course change matters: this is Race 5 Every Race, Every Moment 1xBet.ie Amateur Riders Derby, not a continuation of the Yarmouth racecard. Contorsion is the only four-year-old in the supplied four, with Mr J L Gleeson recorded as jockey and J P O'Brien as trainer. The feed lists 156lb and an official rating of 90. Its EW record names Bet 365 and gives a 7/1 quote, displayed as decimal 8.0. The associated each-way terms are one-fifth of the win odds for three places. The rating and weight identify the entry as recorded, but comparing them across separate races does not establish how any race will finish.
Checking identities, courses and timing
The card divides evenly between Curragh and Yarmouth. Sounds Great and Contorsion represent Curragh at 14:25 and 15:35, while Golden Muse and African Gib are the Yarmouth records at 14:53 and 15:28. In chronological order, the gaps are 28 minutes, 35 minutes and seven minutes. Those intervals provide a practical check on the supplied race sequence, particularly the close final pair at different courses, but they do not make the races comparable. The runners’ ages are three, three, three and four respectively. Recorded weights range from African Gib’s 127lb to Contorsion’s 156lb, and the supplied ratings range from 56 to 90. They are entry fields attached to differently titled races, rather than a cross-race ranking or forecast.
The recorded each-way price picture
The supplied prices sit in a narrow two-quote range. Sounds Great and Contorsion are both recorded at 7/1, with decimal prices of 8.0, while Golden Muse and African Gib are both 15/2, shown as 8.5. Thus the stated lowest quoted decimal price is 8.0 and the highest is 8.5. Price similarity does not erase the differences in race title, course, timing or each-way terms. Sounds Great has two places at one-quarter, Golden Muse three places at one-fifth, African Gib five places at one-fifth, and Contorsion three places at one-fifth. These are captured quotes rather than live offers, win probabilities or results. A Lucky 15 contains four singles, six doubles, four trebles and one fourfold, using four separate records.