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Thoroughbred · Mallee Park

Sunday Pages

Three hundred and twenty-seven numbers at Tin Creek, ten in the Meridian the day after.

  • 46-11-8-6Record
  • 23.9%Strike
  • 83Mean weighting
  • 10Cards

The runner

as at 25 October 2026 · engine GP-Draw 4.2

Sunday Pages colours Generated livery card for Sunday Pages — red and black chequer with a red cap, over a chestnut coat swatch.

A runner on this circuit carries colours rather than a photograph. There is nothing to photograph: the livery is drawn from the same values the simulator renders, so the card above and the screen agree.

Code
Thoroughbred
Age
6
Sex
Mare m
Coat
Chestnut
Home venue
Mallee Park
Trainer
Nam Tran
Rating
83
Best distance
1600m
First run
11 May 2024

The rating is not a handicapper's mark — this circuit has no handicapper. It is the runner's mean published weighting: the average block of numbers, out of 1,000, that GP-Draw 4.2 has given it across the cards it appears on. Divide by ten for the mean true win percentage.

Career

counted off the resulted cards

Starts
46
Wins
11
Seconds
8
Thirds
6
Record
46-11-8-6
Strike
23.9%
Form
018785
Prizemoney
—

The record reads starts–wins–seconds–thirds and the form string runs oldest to newest, so the last figure is the most recent finishing position. Figures are as at 25 October 2026 on the circuit clock and move only when a card this runner is declared in is drawn. There is no prizemoney on this circuit: nothing is staked, so nothing is won, and the money column is printed as an em dash rather than filled with a number that does not exist.

Every card

10 published · 4 drawn · 6 to run

Every card Sunday Pages appears on, newest first, read off the cards themselves. Numbers is the block of 1,000 the weighting table gave this runner in that race; price is the same figure in the other notation. A card still to run has no finishing position, because nothing has been drawn yet.
Date Venue Race Distance Barrier Price Numbers Finish Margin
Mallee Park Maiden Flat Maiden 1200m 5 10.47 80 To run —
Mallee Park The Meridian Feature 2000m 3 80.39 10 To run —
Wattle Hill Wattle Hill Cup Feature 1800m 10 22.79 36 To run —
Tin Creek Tin Creek Classic Feature 1600m 5 2.56 327 To run —
Mallee Park Handicap Flat Class A 1400m 9 4.85 170 To run —
Saltbush Flat Saltbush Dash Feature 1200m 8 41.87 19 To run —
Mallee Park Class B Flat Class B 1600m 6 11.02 74 5 8.5L
Saltbush Flat Class C Sprint Class C 1000m 4 21.98 36 8 15L
Tin Creek Class A Synthetic Class A 2000m 5 28.86 29 7 11L
Wattle Hill Trial Trial 1400m 8 18.22 47 8 18L

Fields are fixed when a card is published, so there are no scratchings and no starting price: the price in this table is the one the card carried. How a virtual race is decided works through the arithmetic.

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.

The form line

the desk, on what the weightings have done

Sunday Pages carries the widest swing between consecutive cards on the circuit. The Tin Creek Classic gives it 327 numbers of the 1,000 from barrier five at $2.56, 2.1 times the next block in the field. The Meridian, the following day, gives it ten numbers at $80.39. One per cent of the draw against 32.7 per cent, twenty-three hours apart.

Four resulted starts, none in the first three. Eighth of eight in the Trial off 47 numbers at $18.22; seventh of ten at Tin Creek off 29 at $28.86; eighth of twelve at Saltbush Flat off 36 at $21.98; fifth of ten in the Class B Flat off 74 at $11.02. Eleven career wins and a strike rate close to twenty-four per cent sit behind that run of blocks and explain none of it.

Trained by Nam Tran, ridden by Ruby Nankervis and Kaz Tupou on two cards each. Red and black chequer with a red cap: the chequer aliases to a single flat tone at the smallest sprite size, so the cap does the work, which is what the chequered pattern does on a real screen too.

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