A four-course sequence from 13:05
The chronological order is Cork at 13:05, Carlisle at 13:13, Worcester at 13:20 and Curragh at 13:27. Although the card label is “Each-way four”, these are not four races at one venue and the course names should be checked individually on the relevant racecards. The supplied Bet 365 snapshot has three horses at 7/1, expressed as decimal 8, and one at 10/1, or decimal 11. Those figures describe recorded quotes at the time of the feed, not current offers, results or probabilities. Every entry is marked EW and includes its own place terms, so the number of places is a race-specific record rather than a common condition across the group.
Cork opens with I Dont Really Care
At 13:05, I Dont Really Care is listed at Cork in Race 2 Paddy Power 'Did You Watch The Breeders Cup At All?' Mares Maiden Hurdle. The record gives the horse as a five-year-old, with Daniel King named as jockey and Ray Hackett as trainer. Its supplied weight is 161lb and its official rating is 116. Bet 365 is the named bookmaker, with a captured each-way quote of 7/1, decimal 8, and terms of one-fifth of the win odds for three places. To check the entry, readers can first locate Cork’s 13:05 race and its full title, then match I Dont Really Care with King, Hackett, the age, weight and rating. The three-place condition belongs specifically to this record.
Carlisle follows eight minutes later
Lauvergnat is next in time order, appearing at Carlisle at 13:13 in Race 2 PricedUp Now With Best Odds Guaranteed Novices' Hurdle. This feed entry identifies a five-year-old ridden by P W Wadge and trained by L Russell & M Scudamore. The stated weight is 154lb; no official rating is supplied for Lauvergnat in this snapshot. Its recorded Bet 365 price is 7/1, also decimal 8, matching the numerical quote attached to the Cork runner but applying to a different course and race. The each-way terms are one-fifth of the win odds for three places. A racecard check can use the 13:13 Carlisle time and complete title before comparing the horse name, Wadge, the trainer listing, age and 154lb weight.
Worcester’s 13:20 chase record
The third timestamp is 13:20 at Worcester, where Harbour Island is recorded for Race 3 FBC Manby Bowdler 'Chasing Excellence' Beginners' Chase. S Bowen is named as jockey and O Murphy as trainer for the seven-year-old. The supplied weight is 159lb and the official rating is 130. Harbour Island has the longest quote in this particular four-runner snapshot: 10/1, represented as decimal 11, through Bet 365. That is numerically longer than the three 7/1 entries, but the races differ in course, title and runner, so it does not establish a cross-race outcome. The stated each-way arrangement is one-quarter of the win odds for two places. Readers can verify the record by matching Worcester, 13:20, the chase title and the listed connections.
Hazdann completes the run at Curragh
Hazdann closes the supplied sequence at the Curragh at 13:27 in Race 3 Ryans Cleaning Race. Chris Hayes is the jockey named on the record, with D K Weld shown as trainer. Hazdann is a four-year-old carrying 136lb, and the supplied official rating is 100. The captured Bet 365 quote is 7/1, decimal 8, with each-way terms of one-fifth of the win odds for three places. This repeats the quote format seen at Cork and Carlisle, though it should not be treated as a shared market because the entries are in separate races. For racecard comparison, start with the Curragh’s 13:27 time and Ryans Cleaning Race title, then check Hazdann alongside Hayes, Weld, age, weight and rating.
Using the snapshot and racecards
The times provide the clearest way to follow this mixed-course card: I Dont Really Care at Cork is first, Lauvergnat at Carlisle follows eight minutes later, Harbour Island runs seven minutes after that at Worcester, and Hazdann appears another seven minutes later at the Curragh. The price range is narrow apart from Harbour Island’s decimal 11 quote: the other three are decimal 8. Place terms are not identical, however, with two places recorded for Harbour Island and three for each other horse. A Lucky 15 consists of four singles, six doubles, four trebles and one fourfold. That structure groups four separate selections; it does not alter the underlying racecard details or make snapshot quotes live prices. Readers should use the course, time and full race title to distinguish every record.