Reading the Wolverhampton timetable
All four supplied records are at Wolverhampton, but they belong to distinct races rather than one shared contest. The timetable starts with Race 1 AW Trials Day at 16:25, followed by Race 2 AW Trials Day at 17:00, then the 17:30 Race 3 All Weather Championship Is Back EBF Restricted Maiden Fillies' Stakes, and finishes with the 18:00 Race 4 AWC Finals Day At Newcastle 26th March Nursery. The gap from 16:25 to 17:00 is 35 minutes, followed by two 30-minute gaps. Every entry names Bet 365 and is marked WIN. The recorded fractional quotes range from 5/6 to 7/2, with decimal figures from 1.83 to 4.5. They are feed-snapshot quotes, not current offers, results or measures of winning probability.
Battle Standard begins at 16:25
Battle Standard is the opening horse in the supplied sequence, listed for Wolverhampton’s 16:25 Race 1 AW Trials Day. The record identifies Battle Standard as a three-year-old, with N Callan named as jockey and Jack Morland as trainer. Its supplied weight is 126lb and its official rating is 55. Bet 365 is recorded as the bookmaker, with a WIN suggestion and a quote of 5/6, equivalent to decimal 1.83. The each-way field gives one-fifth of the win odds for three places, although the supplied suggestion itself is WIN. When checking the racecard, these fields should be matched to the 16:25 race title and Battle Standard’s name, rather than carried forward to the later Wolverhampton races.
The 17:00 record for Ernie's Valentine
At 17:00, the card moves to Race 2 AW Trials Day at Wolverhampton, where Ernie's Valentine is the named runner. Ernie's Valentine is recorded as a seven-year-old, ridden by Alexandra Egan and trained by Ross Burdon. The feed supplies 139lb as the weight and 63 as the official rating. Its captured Bet 365 WIN quote is 7/2, shown in decimal form as 4.5, the highest decimal price among these four records. Three places are listed under each-way terms of one-fifth of the win odds. That price can be compared numerically with the other captured quotes, but it concerns a separate race and does not establish an outcome or a direct sporting comparison with Battle Standard, Jahami or Stoney Wood.
Jahami’s 17:30 racecard entry
Jahami occupies the third timed slot, at 17:30 at Wolverhampton, in Race 3 All Weather Championship Is Back EBF Restricted Maiden Fillies' Stakes. The supplied record lists Jahami as a two-year-old, with S D Bowen riding and R Varian training. Jahami carries 128lb according to the feed and has an official rating of 71. Bet 365 is again the named bookmaker, while the recorded WIN quote is 1/1, or decimal 2. The each-way terms state one-fifth of the win odds and three places. The 17:30 start sits 30 minutes after the 17:00 race and 30 minutes before the final listed event. Those timings provide a clear order for racecard checks, but the race title confirms that this is its own event, not a continuation of either AW Trials Day race.
Stoney Wood closes the supplied run
The final record is Stoney Wood in Wolverhampton’s 18:00 Race 4 AWC Finals Day At Newcastle 26th March Nursery. Stoney Wood is another two-year-old in the supplied data. Billy Loughnane is named as jockey, M L W Bell as trainer, and the listed weight is 135lb. The official rating supplied is 65. Its Bet 365 WIN quote is 7/4, represented by decimal odds of 2.75. Unlike the preceding three entries, the each-way field records four places, still at one-fifth of the win odds. Stoney Wood’s time is the latest in this card and its quote falls between Jahami’s decimal 2 and Ernie's Valentine’s decimal 4.5. Such ordering only describes the recorded numbers; separate race titles limit what can be concluded across entries.
Checking fields runner by runner
A practical card check begins with the chronological markers: Battle Standard at 16:25, Ernie's Valentine at 17:00, Jahami at 17:30 and Stoney Wood at 18:00, all at Wolverhampton. Readers can then confirm the exact race title beside each horse before checking jockey, trainer, age, weight and official rating. The supplied weights are 126lb, 139lb, 128lb and 135lb respectively, so they should not be treated as a single comparison without the individual race context. A Lucky 15 conventionally contains four singles, six doubles, four trebles and one fourfold. This describes the structure only, not a recommendation. The supplied prices and each-way place terms are snapshots attached to named entries and may not match later racecard displays or bookmaker offers.
Venue reference: Wolverhampton official course information.