The final month of Spring saw some cracking performances from tipsters around the country, with a rising star of the industry claiming the top gong.
The budding form analyst held off all comers to end the month with the highest Profit on Turnover (POT), giving the bookies a belting in the process.
He was given a run for his money however, with a number of Punters, Pro Punters and fellow Media Experts reeling in plenty of dough.
Read on to see who the best horse racing tipsters in Australia were for November, all with validated statistics.
It was a rising star of the racing industry who reigned supreme in the month of November.
Racenet form analyst Jett Hatton had an absolute fill-up, after his 55 tips generated a whopping 76% POT.
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He certainly wasn't shy of sticking his neck out either, with his 14 winners coming in at $6.93 average odds.
It was a late flurry from Hatton, as he found Nordic Symphony paying $24.20 at Warrnambool on the 28th, before backing up the very next day at Kyneton when he steered punters into $17 pop Lavrosky.
Talk about giving the bookies a one-two punch.
| Tipster | POT | |
|---|---|---|
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Jett Hatton (NSW) |
76% | |
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73% | |
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Bawheid (VIC) |
55% |
Pro Punter ronniehanks was close behind in second, finishing up with 73% POT.
In contrast to Hatton, this Queenslander opted for shorter priced runners with an average win price of $2.88. But boy oh boy did he find plenty of them.
He tipped 27 winners from his 45 selections, at a staggering 60% strike rate.
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Rounding out the top 3 was Victorian Punter Bawheid.
He started the month like a bull in a China shop, after tipping 10 winners from his first 11 selections.
His 80 tips for the month yielded 55% POT, in what was a month to remember.
This category measures tipping performances based on total cash profit from $100 win bets on each selection.
In November, it was all about a tipster named MiltonRash.
The Victorian was a busy boy throughout the month, entering 231 tips which paid dividends.
He finished up with $7.7K in cash profit, with $87 pop Giveitallali the undoubted highlight at Doomben on the 17th.
Veteran Punter Boomgates31 came in at second, with a handy $5.7K in cash profit for the month.
He might not have topped MiltonRash in the profit stakes, but he edged him out for the biggest winner.
The old saying local knowledge pays couldn't have been more spot on when the South Australian had a crack at Clare on the 21st.
He tipped 3 winners on the 7 race card, including $94 roughie Neva Doubt Us to give the bookies a heart attack. Wow.
It was no surprise to see Bahweid round out the podium, reeling in $4.4K from his 80 tips.
| Tipster | POT | |
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Nadia Horne (SA) |
52% | |
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47% | |
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Neil Evans (NSW) |
38% | |
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Grace Ramage (VIC) |
29% |
Nadia Horne put on a tipping masterclass in November.
You'd be hard pressed to find someone in the country who knows Morphettville better than the RSN racing form analyst.
All of the South Australian's 36 tips came at the Adelaide track, where she delivered 52% POT for her followers.
Peter Staples gave bookies an ominous warning ahead of the Tassie Summer racing carnival.
He found 13 winners to deliver 47% POT, with plenty of value found across Hobart and Launceston.
The Sky Racing analyst is now on a 3 month winning streak.
Peter Staples in great form ahead of the Tasmania Summer Racing Carnival
Moving to NSW now and Neil Evans has been deadset flying.
Incredibly, he'd racked up a 10 day winning streak at one stage and it was no surprise to see him finish the month up 38% POT.
Topping the Victorian contingent in arguably their biggest month of the year, was Racing.com's Grace Ramage.
She did her damage on Stakes Day, after steering punters into 5 winners on the 9 race card, including two $9 pops.
A very tidy 29% POT for followers of the Queen of Melbourne.
There were a number of gun form analysts who put in big shifts, but just fell short of claiming a spot on the podiums in November.
Chris Camilleri fell short of the minimum 30 tip requirement to quality for Tipster of the Month, but his effort certainly raised a few eyebrows.
His 10 winners came at an enviable 45% strike rate and yielded 110% POT for punters.
Pro Punter Josh Shields was a whisker away from claiming third spot in the POT category.
That would have made it two podiums in three months to make him one of the best performing tipsters in Spring 2021.
He's on a 3 month winning streak and the table below demonstrates just how good he's going.
Josh Shields with a Spring to savour
One of the newest additions to theGreatTipOff stable of Pro Punters was right in the fight.
TheRightMan hails from Scotland, and did plenty of damage all over Europe and in Hong Kong.
He knows how to find a roughie, with his 9 winners greeting the judge at an average win price of $8.78 to generate 46% POT.
The final mention goes to gun Pro Punter Travis Murray.
No stranger to mentions in our articles, the Sandgroper continued on his winning ways in the West, hitting his hot form just in time for the kick off of the Perth carnival.
His 12 winners resulted in a 44% POT and there's no one you'd rather follow on Kingston Town Stakes day than Murray. To ensure you don't miss them, subscribe to his tip package here.