10/4/20 SKY Racing Tips review

After SKY Racing's West Australian contingent dominated the top end of the leaderboard last time, this week it was all about the east coast.

The top 5 spots on the leaderboard were shared by NSW and QLD form experts.

Leading the way was NSW country race caller James Tait.

Tait was on song at the Canberra and Queanbeyan meets on Friday and Monday respectively.

He delivered a big profit on both days, which resulted in a combined cash profit of $1,820 from $100 win bets.

His Profit on Turnover (POT) wasn't too shabby either, at 121%.

One of Queensland racing's favourite sons, Michael Charge, also had a week to remember.

"Chargey" tipped 10 winners at an astonishing strike rate of 56%.

In other words, more of Chargey's tips were getting up than getting done. 

This incredible consistency generated a cash profit of $1,700 for everyone who followed his tips with $100 bets.

Charge has been one of SKY Racing's most consistent tipsters for a while now.

In fact, he's currently showing a $6,340 cash profit from 426 tips over the past 180 days.

Forget SKY Racing, this makes Chargey the best media expert in the whole country over this period.

What an effort.

Biggest profit makers from the media over the past 180 days.

Chynna Marsten was right on the money at Monday's Queanbeyan meet.

She tipped 4 of the 8 winners on the card, as well as seeing both of her best bets salute.

If you alter the horse racing leaderboard to actual stake, Marsten's profit surges up above $2K.

Now that's some assured tipping.

John Forsythe is next up, after finding a solid profit for his followers.

This was thanks to three winners at last Thursday's Cairns meet.

Like Charge, Forsythe is showing some impressive stats over an extended period.

In fact, he's sitting on an all-time profit of $5,180, after entering more than 300 tips.

Incredible numbers.

Josh Fleming was the final expert to crack the top 5.

The Brisbane race caller has really become one of the voices of Queensland racing in recent years.

This week his tipping was on song too, after bagging three winners at Doomben on Saturday.

This included roughie Okeechobee, that greeted the judge at 15/1 odds in Race 7.

Race callers really do know their stuff.

Sky Racing Tips: How did the big guns fare?

Paul Joice steered all his followers into a solid profit last week.

The Sydney metropolitan expert bagged 3 winners at the first Championships meet.

This included the hugely impressive colt Doubtland, who put them away in the first to pay a handsome $6 on the tote.

Ron Dufficy also tipped a few winners at Randwick.

He was one of the media experts who stuck fast with Nature Strip in the TJ Smith.

The drifting favourite was far too powerful for the crack field of sprinters assembled.

The Duff will be looking to jag a few more winners at the second Championships meet this Saturday.