Class A
Handicap Flat
Mallee Park · Thoroughbred
- Distance
- 1400m
- Field
- 10
- Book
- 121.2%
Old Telegraph holds 210 of the 1,000 numbers in a ten-runner Class A over 1400 metres at Mallee Park, on a book of 121.2.
The Virtual Racing Desk
Australian virtual racing, with the arithmetic shown
Cards, fields and results from a published simulated circuit — and the weighting table behind every draw, which no commercial virtual product prints.
- 10Venues
- 21Cards published
- 1,000Numbers in a draw
- GP-Draw 4.2Engine
Today on the circuit
Feature
Saltbush Dash
Saltbush Flat · Thoroughbred
- Distance
- 1200m
- Field
- 12
- Book
- 125.8%
Twelve runners down the 1200 metre straight course at Saltbush Flat, with Stockyard Gate on 259 numbers and nine of the field under a hundred.
Feature
Kurrajong Mile
Kurrajong Paceway · Harness
- Distance
- 1609m
- Field
- 8
- Book
- 114.6%
The demo race over the Kurrajong mile, with Night Shift holding 271 of the 1,000 numbers on the tightest book of the day at 114.6.
Class B
Class B Mobile Pace
Kurrajong Paceway · Harness
- Distance
- 1609m
- Field
- 8
- Book
- 115.8%
Harbour Flyer holds 352 of the 1,000 numbers in the Class B Mobile Pace, the largest single block in the published programme.
Feature
Brolga Dash
Brolga Park · Greyhound
- Distance
- 520m
- Field
- 8
- Book
- 115.6%
The flattest field still to run: six numbers separate Quick Sticks and Tin Lid at the top of the Brolga Dash weighting table.
Feature
Tin Creek Classic
Tin Creek · Thoroughbred
- Distance
- 1600m
- Field
- 10
- Book
- 119.5%
Sunday Pages holds 327 of the 1,000 numbers in the Tin Creek Classic, 170 more than the next block on the card.
The paper
Ten features in four days, one from every venue
Wren Tabakoff · 2 min
The demo opens at Kurrajong
Ilsa Brandt · 3 min
Marnie Kessel on the second line
Mo Farrelly · 3 min
The Jacaranda Cup weighting looks wrong. It is not.
Wren Tabakoff · 3 min
The circuit in a spreadsheet
Wren Tabakoff · 4 min
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Top
3.07 · 32.6%
Holds 259 of the 1,000 numbers, 25.9 per cent of the draw and the largest block in a field of twelve. The three wins in its last five starts came off blocks of 67, 152 and 20, which is the whole of what a form string means here.
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Value
8.46 · 11.8%
Ninety-four numbers for 9.4 per cent, and the best career strike rate in the field at 26.5 per cent. It was last of twelve over this course two days ago off thirteen numbers.
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Outsider
88.39 · 1.1%
Nine numbers of the 1,000, the thinnest block on the card, against a career strike rate of 23.5 per cent. It is the second-longest price on the thirteen cards still to run.
Form desk columns are editorial opinion about published weightings. They are not financial advice and not a recommendation to wager.
Latest
Stockyard Gate wins a third from five, this time off 20 numbers
Reading a weighting table
Eight cards in: Faisal Karim leads on three wins from eight
Eight liveries, one screen
What the simulators do differently
A glossary for a game with no glossary
Correction: The Global Draw went to Scientific Games, not Inspired
Why form cannot predict a draw
Analysis
What a virtual product would have to publish
Wren Tabakoff · 7 min
The first published window
Wren Tabakoff · 8 min
The Australian frame for a simulated race
Gus Abernethy · 8 min
The vocabulary of a simulated paceway
Mo Farrelly · 7 min
The demo
Watch a weighted draw happen
The simulator at Kurrajong Paceway runs the same eight pacers the circuit cards carry. Pick a runner, watch the field, and compare what came out with the weighting the card published.
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