06/08/21 SKY Racing Tips & Experts Review

Tipster	Profit / POT
David Fowler (QLD)	$1,970 / 79%
John Forsyth (QLD)	$1,040 / 130%
Phil Roberts (NSW)	$990 / 165%
Tony Wode (QLD)	$620 / 89%
Craig Sant (NT)	$490 / 27%

The race callers continued their hot run of form by clean-sweeping the top end of the SKY Racing weekly leaderboard.

The Queensland callers in particular had success, led by one of the state's most recognised racing voices, David Fowler.

Fowler had a massive week on the punt, after tipping at three separate meets.

He profited at all of them, nailing 12 winners at a ripping strike rate of 48%.

This not only drove a whopping cash profit just shy of $2k, but saw Fowler extend his winning streak to 4 days.

You know his next tips will be launched. 

 

Heading further north because John Forsyth came home next.

The popular broadcaster and race caller was all over Thursday's Cairns card.

He jagged 6 of the 8 winners, and saw his other two selections run a place.

His winners saluted at a handy average price of $3.07 to generate a whopping 130% POT.

What an effort.

 

NSW provincial caller Phil Roberts rounded out the podium after a day out at Scone on Tuesday.

He bagged 2 winners at a fat average price of $7.95, highlighted by $10 pop Minniti in Race 4.

This not only resulted in a monster 165% POT, but saw Roberts cement his good run of form.

The caller is now showing a profit in 4 of his past 5 tipping months.

Incredible going.

 

We head back up to the Sunshine State because Townsville's Tony Wode had a week to remember.

He found 3 of the 7 winners on Saturday's card, including best bet El Of A Saga at $4.90 odds.

Factor in a double stake for Wode's best bet and his tips drove a thumping 126% POT.

These Queensland callers are airborne.

 

Last but not least is the Top End's Craig Sant. 

The Darwin caller jagged 6 winners for the week, including $6.40 pop With Pleasure on Darwin Cup Day.

All up, Sant's 6 winners saluted at an average price of $3.82, resulting in a juicy $490 cash profit from $100 bets.

Cracking stuff.

 

SKY Racing Tipster Track Experts

Randwick tips

Tipster	Profit / POT
Gary Harley (NSW)	$830 / 30% (30 days)

After weeks of winter racing, the unofficial start of the Spring Carnival takes place at Randwick on Saturday.

The Group 2 Missile Stakes is the feature on the 10-race card, with punters keen to see some good horses back at the track.

And with his recent Randwick record, it's hard to go past Gary Harley if you're hunting some tips at the meet. 

The veteran form analyst has bagged 7 Randwick winners over the past 30 days, at a fat average price of $5.15.

Factor in a double stake for his best bets and this has led to a very healthy 48% POT for Gaz and his army of followers.

They'll be back for more on Saturday.

 

Who's Flying?

Focusing on the SKY stable over the past 30 days, and there's one tipster who's right out in front.

That honour falls to northern NSW presenter and form analyst Priscilla Looker.

The former jockey has made a seamless transition into the racing media, and importantly for punters, is regularly steering them into winners.

Over the past 30 days she's tipped 19 winners at a strike rate of 40% and an average price of $3.80.

This has resulted in a 54% POT, or $2.5k in cash profit for everyone who followed Looker's tips with $100 bets.

Her tips will be as popular as ever in August.

 

Racing Year in Review 

With the new racing year getting underway, we had a brief look at which SKY tipsters performed best in the 2020-21 season.

Leading the way with a standout 46% POT was Kalgoorlie caller Kris Warren.

He bagged 28 winners at a strike rate of 32% and an average price of $4.49.

Interestingly, Kalgoorlie was the only track Warren tipped at all season, proving the value of finding an expert who has a sole focus on a particular racecourse.

 

It's a similar story with Craig Sant, who came home next with a 37% POT. 

The Darwin caller and racing expert nabbed no less than 91 winners at a strike rate of 40%.

This generated an outrageous $9,710 in cash profit from $100 bets.

There's arguably nobody who has a better understanding of the Northern Territory racing scene than Sant.

His Darwin tips will only continue to be sought after by punters.

 

The best form analysts for the racing year were Peter Staples and Brad Davidson, who finished up with a 13% POT apiece. 

Unlike the callers who can focus on a single racecourse, Staples and Davidson are obliged to tip horses at multiple tracks.

This is a tougher ask, as form analysts need to have knowledge of more form lines, jockeys, trainers and track conditions.

To each secure a 13% POT for their followers is a reflection of how well both Staples and Davidson are going.