Opening and closing quotes frame the card
Too Cool Forshrule opens the recorded sequence at 14:44 in Kelso’s Race 3 Myles McNulty You're Never Sixty Handicap Chase. Bet 365 is the named bookmaker and the captured each-way quote is 8/1, decimal 9, with terms of one-quarter of the win odds for two places. The feed lists Ryan Mania as jockey, Mrs J Stephen as trainer, and gives the seven-year-old 161lb and an official rating of 98. At the other end of the timetable, Desperate Dan is also recorded at 8/1, decimal 9, but in a different race at Doncaster. Equal snapshot prices at the opening and closing points are a price-field similarity only; they do not establish comparable race conditions, performance or outcomes.
Kelso starts with Too Cool Forshrule
The 14:44 Kelso record supplies a defined set of details for Too Cool Forshrule: age seven, Ryan Mania riding, Mrs J Stephen training, 161lb, and an official rating of 98. Its race is specifically Race 3 Myles McNulty You're Never Sixty Handicap Chase, not the later Kelso event on this card. The 8/1 fractional quote corresponds to decimal 9 in the feed, and the entry is marked EW. Two places are stated, unlike the three-place terms attached to the later three runners. This makes the opening record distinct both by time and by each-way terms. The feed does not provide distance, going, class, prior form or a result, so those points cannot be drawn from the listed fields.
Cheltenham provides the longest recorded price
Moon D'orange appears next at 14:55, 11 minutes after the Kelso opener, in Cheltenham’s Race 4 William Hill Best Odds Guaranteed Handicap Chase. The supplied 17/2 quote, decimal 9.5, is the highest of the four recorded prices, sitting half a decimal point above each 8/1, decimal 9, entry. Jack Tudor is named as jockey and Christian Williams as trainer for the eight-year-old, whose listed weight is 157lb and official rating is 125. Bet 365 is again the named bookmaker, while the each-way terms specify one-fifth of the win odds for three places. The price difference can identify the feed’s quoted range, but separate races at Cheltenham and Kelso cannot be treated as direct competitive comparisons.
The sequence returns to Kelso at 15:14
Character Testing takes the third timed position at 15:14, back at Kelso for Race 4 luckytiger.co.uk Bet 20 Pound Get 20 Pound Handicap Hurdle. This is 30 minutes after Too Cool Forshrule’s Kelso chase and 19 minutes after Moon D'orange’s Cheltenham chase, confirming that the records overlap across courses rather than form a single-race progression. Jamie Hamilton is listed to ride the five-year-old for trainer M Walford. The feed gives Character Testing 150lb and an official rating of 92. Its captured Bet 365 each-way quote is 8/1, decimal 9, on one-fifth of the win odds for three places. That matches the opening and closing decimal quote, while differing from the opening record’s two-place term.
Doncaster closes the supplied four
Desperate Dan completes the set at 15:19 in Doncaster’s Race 5 William Hill Epic Boosts Handicap. The five-minute gap from Character Testing’s 15:14 Kelso race is the shortest interval in the timetable, following the 11-minute and 19-minute gaps earlier in the sequence. P Mulrennan is the named jockey, P W Chapple-Hyam the trainer, and the supplied profile identifies Desperate Dan as a five-year-old carrying 127lb with an official rating of 82. Bet 365’s captured quote is 8/1, decimal 9, marked EW, with one-fifth of the win odds for three places. It therefore returns the card to the same recorded price as Too Cool Forshrule, although the races are at different courses and have different stated titles and place terms.
What the four supplied records establish
The feed labels this an each-way four and names Kelso, Cheltenham and Doncaster as the actual courses, making it a mixed-course card. All four entries name Bet 365, while the quoted range runs only from 8/1, decimal 9, to Moon D'orange’s 17/2, decimal 9.5. Too Cool Forshrule, Character Testing and Desperate Dan share the lower recorded quote, but they are scheduled in distinct races at 14:44, 15:14 and 15:19. A Lucky 15 comprises four singles, six doubles, four trebles and one fourfold. Snapshot quotes are not current offers, probabilities or results, and the supplied ratings, weights, ages and connections are runner-specific facts rather than a basis for predicting or ranking races held at different venues.