GallopPost The Virtual Racing Desk
Weighting table and probability figures from a Gallop Post race card, read off a screen

The arithmetic, argued

Virtual racing analysis

9 pieces, grouped by category. Each one states the house position first — a weighted draw has no form to read — then does the arithmetic anyway.

  • 9Pieces
  • 4Categories
  • 17 OctLatest
  • 1,000Numbers in a draw

Weightings

as at 25 October 2026

Clear

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Analysis

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Analysis

The cost of the book

Twelve runners, 1,000 numbers and a book of 127.0. The margin is 27 points and the shortest price in the field is carrying 7.6 of them.

Mo Farrelly · 6 min

Opinion

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Opinion

What a virtual product would have to publish

The rules already require an operator to be able to rebuild a virtual race. They do not require anyone to show it. Eight items would close that gap, and this paper publishes seven of them.

Wren Tabakoff · 7 min

Prices on this page are the draw weighting in another notation. They are reference figures published with the card, not odds available anywhere, and not a betting recommendation.

Form desk columns are editorial opinion about published weightings. They are not financial advice and not a recommendation to wager.

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