A mixed-course record rather than one venue card
The timetable begins at Wexford at 13:30, then moves to Leicester at 13:37, Galway at 13:42 and Hereford at 13:48. These are actual course names; the card label, Each-way four, is not a racecourse. Although every listed event is numbered Race 2 except the Hereford event, which is Race 3, their full titles and locations show four separate races. The recorded decimal quotes range from 8.5 to 11, with 8.5 the lowest supplied figure and 11 the highest. This comparison describes snapshot price fields across different events only, not current availability, results or win probabilities. Bet 365 is the named bookmaker on all four records, and every entry is marked EW. The intervals between the starts are seven, five and six minutes respectively.
Wexford’s 13:30 novice hurdle entry
Kentucky Beach is recorded at Wexford at 13:30 in Race 2 Botanica International Rated Novice Hurdle. The supplied entry identifies Kentucky Beach as a six-year-old, with Conor Clarke named as jockey and P J Rothwell as trainer. Its stated weight is 161lb and the available official rating is 113. Bet 365’s captured quote is 10/1, shown also as decimal 11, with an EW designation. The accompanying each-way terms are one-quarter of the win odds for two places. Those terms belong to this Wexford race record, rather than to the course generally or automatically to the other three events. Neither the race title nor the supplied age, weight and rating fields provides details of distance, ground, field size or prior performances.
Leicester’s maiden stakes record at 13:37
Seven minutes after the Wexford time, Al Mhalhel appears at Leicester at 13:37 in Race 2 British EBF Maiden Stakes. The feed lists Al Mhalhel as a two-year-old ridden by S Donohoe and trained by Ollie Sangster, carrying 133lb. No official rating is provided for this runner. The recorded Bet 365 each-way quote is 15/2, with a decimal representation of 8.5, and the stated terms are one-quarter of the win odds for two places. Numerically, 8.5 is below the other three supplied decimal figures, but it is a price snapshot in a different race, not a direct measure against Kentucky Beach, Plug In Hybrid or Houndswood Willow. The British EBF Maiden Stakes title identifies the listed event but does not add unprovided race conditions.
Galway’s 13:42 QuinnBet 3 listing
Plug In Hybrid is the Galway runner, scheduled at 13:42 for Race 2 QuinnBet 3. The individual record names Donagh Meyler as jockey and N Meade as trainer. Plug In Hybrid is listed as three years old and set to carry 154lb; an official rating is not supplied. Its snapshot price from Bet 365 is 10/1, decimal 11, matching Kentucky Beach’s recorded fractional and decimal quote. The each-way terms differ from the Wexford and Leicester entries: they state one-fifth of win odds for three places. That distinction is linked to this particular Galway record, so matching win-price fields do not mean matching place terms. The title is supplied only as “QuinnBet 3”; it should not be expanded into race details that are absent from the feed.
Hereford completes the sequence at 13:48
Houndswood Willow closes the supplied sequence at Hereford at 13:48, six minutes after the Galway race time. The race is Race 3 Betting.Bet Play Champion Tipster Juvenile Maiden Hurdle. David Bass is the named jockey, Tom Dascombe the trainer, and Houndswood Willow is recorded as a three-year-old carrying 154lb. The feed supplies an official rating of 95. Bet 365’s quote is 8/1, represented by decimal 9, and the EW terms state one-fifth of the win odds for three places. The 154lb weight matches Plug In Hybrid’s listed weight, but those horses run at different courses in different races. Similarly, the two supplied ratings, 113 for Kentucky Beach and 95 for Houndswood Willow, are incomplete across the card and are not a like-for-like outcome comparison.
What the four records establish
This card sets out four each-way selections across Wexford, Leicester, Galway and Hereford, rather than a venue-specific sequence. A Lucky 15 consists of four singles, six doubles, four trebles and one fourfold; that structure is separate from the race information supplied here. The feed distinguishes two-place terms at Wexford and Leicester, both at one-quarter of win odds, from three-place terms at Galway and Hereford, both at one-fifth. It also records two 10/1 quotes, alongside 15/2 and 8/1, but prices are captured quotes rather than live offers or probabilities. Any wager can lose, and place settlement depends on the recorded terms and the relevant bookmaker’s applicable rules. Check the current market and race details independently before acting.