A single-course sequence with four separate races
Warwick is the recorded course for all four legs, but the entries are in separate races and should be read as individual race records. The sequence begins with Un Sens A La Vie at 12:18 and then continues at 35-minute intervals: Kelly Burn at 12:53, Trigg at 13:28 and Berry Edge at 14:03. Bet 365 is the named bookmaker throughout, and every supplied suggestion field says WIN. The captured decimal prices move from 1.36 to 2.5, 2 and 3.75, displayed fractionally as 4/11, 3/2, 1/1 and 11/4. Those figures describe the supplied price snapshot only. They are not current offers, results or probabilities, and the changing quotes do not establish how the runners will perform in their different contests.
The 12:18 chase record
Un Sens A La Vie is listed in Warwick’s 12:18 Race 1 Stan Mellor Memorial 'Chasing Excellence' Beginners' Chase. The supplied record names Sam Twiston-Davies as jockey and Nigel & Willy Twiston-Davies as trainer. The horse is six, carries 159lb and has an official rating of 133. Its recorded Bet 365 quote is 4/11, decimal 1.36, the lowest of the four supplied prices; each-way terms are not supplied. In a grouped Lucky 15, this first race is important simply because every multiple involving this entry requires its leg to succeed. If it does not, its single remains distinct from the other singles, but the doubles, trebles and fourfold containing Un Sens A La Vie cannot continue. That is a structure point, not a statement about the race outcome.
Kelly Burn follows at 12:53
The second timed record is Kelly Burn in the 12:53 Race 2 Alder Demain & Akers Juvenile Maiden Hurdle at Warwick. Harry Skelton is the named jockey, Dan Skelton the trainer, and the three-year-old is recorded at 147lb. The supplied Bet 365 WIN quote is 3/2, or decimal 2.5, above Un Sens A La Vie’s 4/11 but below Berry Edge’s 11/4. The feed gives each-way terms of one-quarter of the win odds for two places, although the suggestion field is WIN. Kelly Burn’s race follows 35 minutes after the opening chase, so the first two legs create the earliest possible double in the timed sequence. A failure in this hurdle would affect that double and every longer multiple including Kelly Burn, while it would not alter the separate records for Trigg or Berry Edge.
Trigg occupies the 13:28 position
At 13:28, Trigg is recorded for Warwick’s Race 3 Alder Demain & Akers Novices' Hurdle. The named rider is Harry Skelton and the named trainer is Dan Skelton. Trigg is five years old, carries 166lb and has an official rating of 123. Bet 365’s captured quote is 1/1, decimal 2, with each-way terms stated as one-quarter of the win odds for two places; again, the supplied suggestion is WIN. This is numerically between Kelly Burn’s decimal 2.5 and Un Sens A La Vie’s 1.36, but those entries are in different races, so the prices are not a direct comparison of ability or an outcome forecast. As the third leg, Trigg can still feature in its single and in combinations with either earlier runner or the later Berry Edge record.
The handicap hurdle closes the run
Berry Edge completes the supplied Warwick run at 14:03 in Race 4 Alder Demain & Akers Handicap Hurdle. Harry Skelton is listed as jockey and Dan Skelton as trainer for the eight-year-old, who carries 159lb and has an official rating of 96. The recorded Bet 365 WIN price is 11/4, decimal 3.75, the highest quote in this four-runner snapshot. Its terms state one-fifth of the win odds for three places, despite the WIN suggestion field. Berry Edge is timed 105 minutes after Un Sens A La Vie and 35 minutes after Trigg. Being last does not change the separate status of the race, but it means this result would be the final outstanding leg for any surviving all-four combination. A missed final leg would leave no fourfold, while singles and any already completed combinations remain governed by their own constituent results.
Reading the price mix and Lucky 15 structure
The sequence combines one recorded quote below even money, Trigg at evens, Kelly Burn at 3/2 and Berry Edge at 11/4. That range is a useful identifier for this particular feed entry, rather than a scale for ranking runners across the card. A conventional Lucky 15 contains four singles, six doubles, four trebles and one fourfold. Consequently, the effect of a leg failing differs by bet: it removes only the combinations containing that runner, not every other single or possible combination. The fourfold requires all four separate results, whereas a single concerns one race only. Prices can change after a snapshot, and no result, stake, return or settlement information is supplied here. Check the relevant bookmaker’s live market and rules before placing any bet; betting carries a risk of loss.
Venue reference: Warwick official course information.