SKY Racing Tipster Weekly Wonders

For the past few weeks the SKY Racing weekly leaderboard has been dominated by the race callers.

But the script changed this time, with the form analysts putting in a big shift to snap up four of the top five spots. 

And rising to the summit thanks to a whopping 227% Profit on Turnover (POT) was Brisbane form judge Michael Maxworthy.

Maxworthy has long been an integral part of SKY's Queensland coverage.

He jagged 6 of the 9 winners at Toowoomba on Saturday, at a fat average price just shy of $5.

This haul included his best bet Rock Beat that got home at handy $3.60 odds.

And now with three winning weeks in a row, Maxworthy's next Saturday tips are sure to be crunched.

We're staying up in Queensland because the second highest POT was delivered by Michael Charge.

The popular presenter was all over Tuesday's Townsville card, steering his followers into 5 of the 7 winners.

This included both of Chargey's best bets, one of which saluted at enormous $17 odds.

Michael Charge has fill-up at Townsville

Factor in a double stake for these best bets under actual stake conditions on the horse racing leaderboard, and Charge's tips generated a massive $3,850 in cash profit.

Incredible tipping.

Next up is race caller Anthony Collins, whose top performance was enough to prevent a clean sweep by the form analysts.

Collins is unique in that he calls and tips on both sides of the NSW/QLD border.

This week it was in the Sunshine State where he made his inroads, after bagging 4 winners at Toowoomba. 

Punters who followed his 9 tips with an even stake enjoyed a very nice 108% POT.

Back to the analysts now because Mick Wallace was next over the line.

Wallace has established himself as one of NSW's best form judges of late, earning a mention in this article more times than we can remember.

This week it was his Bathurst tips that fared well, with 4 of them greeting the judge.

At an average price of $4.10 and a strike rate of 50%, this was no small achievement.

Wallace clocked off with a 105% POT.

Former jockey Gary Kliese rounds out the weekly wonders thanks to a characteristic tipping masterclass. 

Kliese got a hold of 8 winners at an average price of $4.47 and a strike rate of 35%.

The form analyst also bagged both of his best bets at Grafton on Tuesday, one of which was $10 pop Campari Soda. 

Superb tipping.

SKY Racing Tipster Track Experts

Randwick Tips

The Sydney Spring Carnival takes centre stage this Saturday, with the running of three group ones at Randwick, highlighted by the Epsom Handicap. 

And in the SKY Racing tipster stable it's Paul Joice whose faring best at Sydney's headquarters. 

Joice has jagged 27 winners at the track over the past 180 days, at a juicy average price of $4.54.

Punters who followed his 98 tips in this period with $100 bets would be sitting on $2,460 in cash profit.

On top of that, Joice is also boasting a two-month tipping streak at Randwick.

He'll be looking to make it three straight in October.

Who's Flying?

Territorian race caller Craig Sant has been showing of late why he's regarded as the voice of racing in the Top End.

One of the few media experts sitting on an all-time profit, Sant has exploded over the past 90 days.

He's tipped 21 winners from just 56 selections to drive a 43% POT.

This translates to $2,390 in cash profit.

But the most exciting stat for Sant's fans is that he has now found a profit at each of the past 5 meets he's tipped at.

Knowing this, punters are sure to launch into his next selections.

Craig Sant is flying!

Tony Brassel Tips

SKY's certified TipBot Tony Brassel put in another solid performance over the past week.

He steered his followers into 14 winners, across no less than 7 tracks. 

But what Bras's followers would've been most excited about was his best bets, with 3 of them greeting the judge at a 50% strike rate.

Look to his best bets to do some more damage this week.