Topping the SKY Racing leaderboard this week was ex-hoop and Queensland fan favourite Samuel Hyland.  

Hyland had a whale of a week, finding 13 winners at a phenomenal strike rate of 50%.

Talk about accuracy!

Like race callers, ex-jockeys tend to make terrific form analysts.

Their knowledge of racing patterns as well as the ins and outs of race day are unrivalled in the industry.  

Therefore, it comes as no surprise that every second tip Hyland put out this week greeted the judge, delivering a 93% POT. 

But it's his recent form that has to go down as Hyland's standout stat.

Hyland has now found a profit for his followers in 5 of his previous 6 tipping days.

Samuel Hyland is seeing them well

With this form on the board, his Queensland tips are sure to be snapped up over the coming days.

Securing this week's silver was veteran form analyst Gary Harley.

Harley recorded 16 winning tips across NSW, at another ultra-impressive strike rate of 46%.

It's hard not to find a good profit if you're tipping with this kind of accuracy.

It was another ex-jockey who rounded out the podium, with John Scorse putting a smile on the face of his followers.

"Scorsey" has become one of SKY Racing's most trusted presenters, due to his down-to-earth manner and accurate form analysis.

He hosts meets in the South East and Southern Districts of NSW, and it was here that he cleaned up, finding 8 of his 10 winners at Wagga.

Michael Charge backed up last's weeks effort with another handy profit.

Charge is another presenter who goes down well with the SKY viewership.

Helping this is that he's currently in the form of his career.

The Queenslander has now found $7,990 in profit over the past 90 days. 

Not bad at all.

The final mention this week goes to Perth-based form analyst Marc Ohlmus.

His tips delivered an outstanding 106% POT for his followers, mainly thanks to $12 pop Merivale Miss which saluted in the sixth race at Pinjarra last Thursday.

With 7 winning tips from 15 recorded at theGreatTipOff.com, keep an eye out for Ohlmus the next time you're punting in the west.