14/8/19 Horse Racing Tips & Best Bets: David Gately review

David Gately did it again last week.

The popular Melburnian turned a profit for the fourth consecutive Saturday in-a-row, currently making him one of the most in-form tipsters in the land.

His 18 tips across Randwick and Moonee Valley resulted in a very handy 29% POT with even stake.

Amazingly, this was Gator's most modest return over the past four Saturdays. His average POT over this period has been an eye-watering 51%. 

Not a bad time of year to be hitting that kind of form.

If you want to get your hands on one of the most sought after racing packages for this weekend, including Gator's staking plan, you can do that here.

Gator did his best work at Randwick last Saturday and you can see who he backed below.

 

David Gately's horse racing tips review at Randwick 7th August 2019:

Race 1: #2 Pandemic (High)

The day didn't start in the ideal way for Gator or his followers.

Pandemic only battled into 4th place.

 

Race 2: #12 Lady Demi (Medium)

Gator thought that Lady Demi was way overs at her then price of $9, considering she was carrying feathers with just 50.5kg on her back.

The market was slow to react, but Lady Demi did firm into $7 on the tote.

She came with a good run to pip Rioli in the photo finish. 

What a great bit of form analysis from Gator!

 

Race 3: #3 Miss Invincible (Low)

Gator made it back-to-back winners when Miss Invincible made every post a winner.

She paid a handy $4.20 on the tote, taking punters into the profit.

 

Race 4: #3 Baller (Medium)

Gator recorded another winner here when Baller proved himself to be the class runner in the race.

When Gately tipped this sprinter out of High Chaparral, he was paying as much as $5.20.

We hope you got on early, because Baller firmed all the way into $2.50.

 

Race 5: #2 Libertini (High)

Four on the trot for Gator!

While many punters believed Libertini's win would be nothing but a formality, she was certainly made to earn it.

The star filly only just ran down Villami, who had punters sweating nervously in the home straight.

But the class prevailed. 

Libertini paid $1.20.

 

Race 6: #3 Nature Strip (High)

In a talent-rich race, Gator though Nature Strip was just a cut above.

He probably is, but after over-racing the whole trip, he didn't have enough left in the tank to go with Redzel.

Nature Strip finished 4th.

 

Race 7: #1 Avilius (High)

The way the track was playing just didn't suit Avilius, who got too far back.

He ran on to finish 2nd, but was no match for Samadoubt who kicked away to win by an impressive 3 lengths.

 

Race 8: #2 Te Akau Shark (Medium)

Te Akau Shark was another who just got too far back in the run.

He couldn't catch Dreamforce, but did well to finish 2nd.

 

Race 9: #10 Dealmaker (Low)

Dealmaker ran a good race, and was able to buck the track bias and make some ground from the back of the pack.

He could only manage 4th though.