Which runner has the shortest recorded quote on this 23 October card?

Oh So Charming has the shortest supplied quote: 7/1, decimal 8, for the 14:35 Race 4 Callan Tansey Handicap Hurdle at Sligo.

Which selection is quoted longest in the four-race sequence?

Beeverstown Boy is recorded at 12/1, decimal 13, for Sligo’s 15:10 Race 5 John Thomas McNamara Series.

How do the two middle quotes fit between the endpoints?

Inishbeg is quoted at 15/2 for Doncaster at 14:45, followed by Bells Grove at 8/1 for Cheltenham at 15:00. They sit between Oh So Charming’s 7/1 and Beeverstown Boy’s 12/1 snapshots.

Each-way four price range for 23 October 2026

A price sequence across three courses

The four records are marked EW and name Bet 365 as bookmaker, but they concern separate races at Sligo, Doncaster and Cheltenham rather than one shared contest. Oh So Charming carries the shortest supplied quote, 7/1 (decimal 8), in the 14:35 Race 4 Callan Tansey Handicap Hurdle at Sligo. Inishbeg follows at 14:45 at Doncaster on 15/2 (decimal 8.5), then Bells Grove is recorded at Cheltenham at 15:00 on 8/1 (decimal 9). The sequence ends back at Sligo, where Beeverstown Boy is quoted at 12/1 (decimal 13) for 15:10. These captured figures establish an ascending price pattern, but are snapshot quotes rather than current offers, results or measures of winning probability.

Oh So Charming sets the shorter quoted end

At 14:35, Oh So Charming is listed for Sligo’s Race 4 Callan Tansey Handicap Hurdle. The record identifies the runner as a six-year-old, with James Smith riding and P Cluskey training. A weight of 166lb and official rating of 98 are supplied. Bet 365’s captured each-way quote is 7/1, equivalent to decimal 8, with terms of one-fifth of the win odds for four places. That four-place allowance is the largest place count among the four entries. The 7/1 quote is the card’s lowest recorded price, while also remaining an each-way-priced selection in the feed. Its position as the opening timed leg only sets the schedule; it does not create a competitive comparison with the later races.

Inishbeg occupies the first middle leg

Doncaster supplies the 14:45 record, ten minutes after the Sligo opener. Inishbeg appears in Race 3 William Hill Best Odds Guaranteed Handicap, with Ray Dawson named as jockey and K A Ryan as trainer. The feed lists Inishbeg as a three-year-old carrying 120lb, with an official rating of 86. Its 15/2 quote, decimal 8.5, is half a point higher in fractional terms than Oh So Charming’s 7/1 and sits between the card’s shortest and longest recorded prices. The each-way terms are one-fifth of win odds for three places. Although the quote creates the first step in the supplied price range, Doncaster’s separately titled race means neither its rating nor its weight is a like-for-like comparison with the Sligo hurdle record.

Bells Grove is the later middle price

Bells Grove is timed at 15:00 in Cheltenham’s Race 4 Oddschecker Novices' Hurdle, placing this record 15 minutes after Inishbeg’s Doncaster race. Kieren Buckley is the recorded jockey, E Buckley the trainer, and the supplied age is five. Bells Grove carries 156lb and has an official rating of 124 in the feed. The snapshot quote is 8/1, or decimal 9, with one-fifth each-way terms covering three places. This is the second middle leg in price order: it is longer than Inishbeg’s 15/2 but shorter than the closing 12/1 attached to Beeverstown Boy. The official rating is an individual field for this Cheltenham event, not a basis for ranking runners from different courses or predicting an outcome.

Beeverstown Boy provides the longest quote

The final timed entry is Beeverstown Boy at 15:10, returning the four-race list to Sligo. The race title is Race 5 John Thomas McNamara Series. Mr D Allen is named as jockey and M A Cahill as trainer for the six-year-old. The supplied weight is 158lb; no official rating is included for this runner. Bet 365’s recorded 12/1 quote, decimal 13, is the longest of the four and therefore frames the upper end of the supplied range against Oh So Charming’s 7/1. Each-way terms state one-fifth of win odds for three places. This race begins ten minutes after Bells Grove’s Cheltenham record, but the nearby times are simply timetable information and do not indicate any relationship between the two separate events.

What the each-way card details establish

A Lucky 15 comprises four singles, six doubles, four trebles and one fourfold. Here, the individual race records are all explicitly marked EW, while their place terms differ: Oh So Charming has four places and Inishbeg, Bells Grove and Beeverstown Boy have three apiece. The price ordering is clear from the supplied snapshots—7/1, 15/2, 8/1 and 12/1—yet it should not be read as a forecast. The two Sligo runners are also in different titled races, at 14:35 and 15:10, while Doncaster and Cheltenham contribute one record each between them. Ages, weights and the three available official ratings document the entries as supplied. They do not provide form, conditions, results or grounds for cross-race performance conclusions.

Each-way prices Lucky 15 Tips – 23 October 2026

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