The sequence begins at Lingfield
At 13:37, Raulin is the first of the four entries in the supplied time order. The record places the four-year-old at Lingfield in Race 2 John Marshall 80th Birthday Celebration Novices' Hurdle. Caoilin Quinn is the named jockey and Jamie & Moore the listed trainer, with 154lb recorded as the weight. Bet 365 is the named bookmaker, and the captured each-way quote is 7/1, shown as decimal 8. The terms state one-fifth of the win odds for three places. A racecard check can therefore begin with Lingfield’s 13:37 race title, then match Raulin’s name, rider, trainer, age and weight to this snapshot. The price is a recorded quote, rather than a live offer or an outcome.
Fairyhouse follows eight minutes later
Bishop Of Rome appears next at 13:45, eight minutes after Raulin’s listed start. This is a different course and race: Fairyhouse’s Race 4 Sign Up To GavinLynchRacing.com Maiden Hurdle. The supplied fields identify Bishop Of Rome as a five-year-old, ridden by Darragh O'Keeffe and trained by H De Bromhead, carrying 158lb. Its Bet 365 snapshot quote is 17/2, or 9.5 in decimal format, with each-way terms of one-fifth of the win odds and three places. Those details can be checked against the 13:45 Fairyhouse racecard rather than against the Lingfield event. The 17/2 figure is higher numerically than Raulin’s 7/1 quote, but the entries concern separate races, so the comparison only describes the supplied prices.
Sedgefield is the third timed record
The sequence then reaches Sedgefield at 13:54 for Yanka Blue in Race 3 MW Civils And Groundworks Mares' Maiden Hurdle. Nine minutes separate this start from the Fairyhouse record. Yanka Blue is listed as a five-year-old, with Callum Pritchard booked to ride and Barry T Murphy named as trainer. The supplied weight is 158lb and the official rating field is 76. Bet 365’s captured quote is 20/1, decimal 21, the longest of the four recorded prices. Unlike the first two entries, the stated each-way arrangement is one-quarter of the win odds for two places. Checking the Sedgefield racecard means matching the 13:54 time and full race title as well as the horse and connections; its two-place term should not be assumed to apply elsewhere.
Warwick completes the four-race run
Blue Sky Dreaming closes the listed order at Warwick at 14:03, nine minutes after Yanka Blue. The race is Race 4 Alder Demain & Akers Handicap Hurdle, making it a separately identified contest from the preceding three. The feed records Blue Sky Dreaming as a five-year-old, partnered by Thomas Bellamy and trained by A King. It carries 163lb, the highest supplied weight in this group, and has an official rating of 100. Its Bet 365 snapshot quote is 8/1, decimal 9, with one-fifth each-way terms covering three places. The Warwick racecard can be used to verify the 14:03 slot, title, horse, jockey, trainer, weight and rating. Ratings are supplied for only Yanka Blue and Blue Sky Dreaming, and occur in different races, so they are not a basis for a direct race-to-race comparison.
Using the timings and quotes as racecard checks
The four start times run from Lingfield at 13:37 to Warwick at 14:03, a 26-minute span across four actual courses. In between are Fairyhouse at 13:45 and Sedgefield at 13:54. That order is useful for locating the individual records, but it does not turn the races into one event or establish anything about their results. All four records carry an EW suggestion field and name Bet 365, yet the place terms are not uniform: Raulin, Bishop Of Rome and Blue Sky Dreaming have three places at one-fifth, while Yanka Blue has two places at one-quarter. The fractional quotations range from 7/1 to 20/1, with 17/2 and 8/1 between them. Decimal figures of 8, 9.5, 21 and 9 are alternative displays of the recorded quotes, not current prices or probabilities.
What this each-way four records
This card snapshot identifies four named runners and the racecard details supplied with them: Raulin at Lingfield, Bishop Of Rome at Fairyhouse, Yanka Blue at Sedgefield and Blue Sky Dreaming at Warwick. It also records ages, named jockeys and trainers, weights, selected ratings where present, start times, quoted prices and each-way place terms. A reader checking the sequence should use the exact time and race title first, then the horse-specific fields, because the courses and events differ. A Lucky 15 conventionally comprises four singles, six doubles, four trebles and one fourfold; it does not alter the separate nature of these races. Captured prices can change and do not provide a guarantee, a result or a measure of how any runner will perform.