In an ironic twist to 2022, June was the first month where we had consistently good racing surfaces across the country.

And didn't the QLD based Pro's & Punters have a fill-up.

There was something for everyone as seen by our top 5 placegetters.

The podium was made up by Pro's who sought value, whilst the 2 media tipsters in 4th and 5th achieved a high strike rate.

Let's see how these super form analysts did it.

Who was the most profitable horse racing tipster by POT?

He sure left it late but didn't he make it count with a demolition job of the bookies in June.

Christopher Winter, also known as CDWinters91, topped our leaderboard with a 168% profit on turnover (POT).

The clever Pro tipster has always had a keen eye for value but took it to another level in June.

On the last day of the month, he not only found Tycoon Dancer saluting at $61.80 but Rockcliff at $25.20.

Over these winter months winners can be hard to come by, so follow Chris and fill your wallet before the spring.

CDWinters hot June

In second place was Jazwat60.

Kevin is on fire. Three winning weeks in a row is no fluke either.

The former bookmaker uses a rating analysis system to find overs in the market.

His highlight of the month came early at Bairnsdale when Wit stormed home at $33.20.

What a super tipping effort that led to a $4,190 cash profit from $100 win bets.

Rounding out the podium was Joeyjoeyjoey7.

The Vic-based punter doesn't mind a dabble across any Australian track where he sees value.

His impressive form technique sees him overlap trainer and jockey strike rates to give him a leg up. 

It is worth noting that Joey is not only a racing gun, but also fills followers pockets on the Greyhounds.

He has now made $9,270 over the last 30 days from $100 win bets.

Who was the most profitable horse racing tipster by Cash Profit?

This category measures tipping performances based on total cash profit from $100 win bets on each selection.

In June, the top performers came from those who were able to find value buried within the markets.

All three tipsters Christopher Winter, Greg Love and Angela66 found long-priced winners to boost their cash profit.

Next best Media Tipsters by POT?

The QLD carnival sure brought the best out of their analysts, particularly those from Sky Racing.

First up was Bernadette Cooper who put on a clinic at Doomben over the month of June.

She held a positive record every week of June if you followed her leading to a huge $3,080 cash profit off $100 win bets for followers.

A massive effort and with more racing heading to the Doomben track over the Winter, her tips will be in high demand.

Bernie belting the bookies.

Michael Maxworthy is airborne.

His knowledge of the QLD tracks comes from years of experience.

Eagle Farm has been a great hunting ground for him and his followers in recent times and that's where he found great success in June.

He closed the month of June with the highest cash profit of any Sky tipster ($5,440) and a big 70% POT.

Outstanding effort from the veteran.

Another talented veteran, Rick Morris is going from strength to strength.

The resident GTO tipster has been dominating the QLD racing scene.

In particular, he excels at the midweek meetings where he had most of his winners in June.

With these midweek events hosting racing nearly as good as Saturday events over these quieter times, Rick is your man to bank you a profit.

Hop on his profile and join his fans already following.

Honourable mentions

There were several gun form analysts who put in big shifts but just fell short of claiming a spot on the podiums in June.

Glenn Munsie has been flying in 2022. 

He has recorded a profit in 3 of the last 4 months.

For June he recorded a $1,620 cash profit off $100 win bets.

For the last 90 days, he has had a 20% strike rate and a 16% profit on turnover.

Great effort from Tab's finest. 

Last but certainly not least, Lachlan Mosley has been on a hot streak.

In particular, he excels at Murray bridge, turning $100 into $2,630 over the last 180 days.

After the SA carnival, a lot of these smaller tracks get plenty of attention.

Give Lachlan a follow and cash in on his local knowledge.