Four Southwell records and their connections
The supplied card contains four separate Southwell races, with a different jockey and trainer entry attached to each runner. C J Whiteley is listed for Ian Williams-trained Macanudo at 14:20, before C Lee rides John T for J G Portman at 14:53. Marco Ghiani is recorded aboard Dovey Moon for P D Evans at 15:28, and Colin Keane partners Fenaroli for Harry Charlton at 16:00. The intervals between the scheduled starts are 33, 35 and 32 minutes. Bet 365 is named as bookmaker on every record, and each suggestion field says WIN. The quoted figures are snapshot fields rather than current offers, results or statements about the jockeys, trainers or horses.
C J Whiteley and Ian Williams open at 14:20
Macanudo is the first listed runner, scheduled for Southwell at 14:20 in Race 1 All. The feed names C J Whiteley as jockey and Ian Williams as trainer. Macanudo is recorded as a five-year-old carrying 135lb, with an official rating of 60. Its Bet 365 snapshot quote is 11/4, shown as decimal 3.75. The entry has a WIN suggestion, while the supplied each-way terms state one-fifth of the win odds for four places. These fields provide a clear identifier for this particular race record: horse, course, time and race title can be matched with the two connections. Neither the rating nor the quote supplies a result, and the four-place term belongs specifically to this entry.
C Lee is recorded for John T at 14:53
At 14:53, Southwell’s Race 2 Midnite A Next Generation Betting App Handicap contains the second feed entry, John T. C Lee is the recorded jockey, with J G Portman listed as trainer. John T is a four-year-old in the supplied data, carrying 132lb and holding an official rating of 76. The captured Bet 365 price is 3/1, or decimal 4, with a WIN suggestion. Each-way terms are one-fifth of win odds for three places. This decimal figure is slightly above Macanudo’s 3.75, but the two numbers relate to different races and are only captured quotes. The distinction in place terms is also factual rather than comparative: John T’s record specifies three places, whereas Macanudo’s specifies four.
Marco Ghiani and P D Evans at 15:28
Dovey Moon follows at Southwell at 15:28 in Race 3 AWC Finals Day At Newcastle 26th March Handicap. The listed rider is Marco Ghiani and the trainer field names P D Evans. This four-year-old is recorded at 137lb, the highest weight among the four supplied runners, and has an official rating of 70. Bet 365’s stored quote is 3/1, equivalent to decimal 4, exactly matching John T’s recorded price. Dovey Moon’s suggestion field is WIN, and the associated each-way terms are one-fifth of win odds for four places. The shared 3/1 display documents a common snapshot price only; it does not equate the runners or their separate contests. The 15:28 start comes 35 minutes after John T’s scheduled race.
Colin Keane and Harry Charlton complete the sequence
The final entry is Fenaroli, due at Southwell at 16:00 in Race 4 AWC Season 14 Has Begun EBF Novice Stakes. Colin Keane is named as jockey and Harry Charlton as trainer. Fenaroli is the only two-year-old in this four-runner set and is listed as carrying 133lb. No official rating is supplied for Fenaroli, so the available rating fields are not complete across the card. Its recorded Bet 365 quote is 4/9, shown as decimal 1.44, the lowest decimal number among these four snapshots. The WIN suggestion is accompanied by each-way terms of one-fifth of win odds for three places. That quote is not a live offer, a probability or an outcome, and cannot establish performance against runners in earlier races.
Reading the four entries as a Lucky 15 record
Chronologically, the data moves from Macanudo with C J Whiteley and Ian Williams, through John T with C Lee and J G Portman, then Dovey Moon with Marco Ghiani and P D Evans, to Fenaroli with Colin Keane and Harry Charlton. Weights range from John T’s 132lb to Dovey Moon’s 137lb, while the supplied ratings are 60, 76 and 70 for the first three entries only. A Lucky 15 consists of four singles, six doubles, four trebles and one fourfold. It does not change the separate nature of the four Southwell races. Stakes can be lost, and any consideration of the snapshot should account for the fact that prices may have changed after capture.
Venue reference: Southwell official course information.