Mick’s Mail Winners: Caulfield 5/04/2025

A great day for followers of the best bets with all 3 winning comfortably.

After 42 weeks the suggested bets are showing a 25.75% POT, using a $20 per unit stake, we are showing a $2,168 profit.

It was one of those Saturdays at Caulfield that reminds you why we love the sport—three winners landing with ease, and a tidy result in the form of a 25.75% profit on turnover after 42 weeks, translating to around $2,168 profit on $20-per-unit stakes. Looking back, those results don’t just tell a story of luck—they highlight consistency, form, and timing: the building blocks of solid Racing Tips.

When you dive into the past few weeks, there’s a pattern emerging. Take the meeting on May 3 at Caulfield: six suggested bets delivered four winners, including two of the three “best bets” of the day, with a standout value play returning $7.60. That gave a staggering 151.66% POT, nudging overall profit to around $2,444. Contrast that with the Moonee Valley day on April 26, when despite a slight loss overall, the best bet still won—a reminder that a single strong tip can soften the impact of a few misses.

So when refining your own Horse Racing Tips, it’s worth counting not just winners, but patterns: consistent performers, strong finishing sectionals, horses that show up in varying track conditions. It’s these nuances that separate a fleeting payout from a dependable strategy.

And if you’re someone who enjoys hearing how the experts chew over form and flashes of brilliance, tuning into Racing Podcasts can be a great way to deepen your insight. Hearing conversations about tactics, shifting track trends, or jockey choices can add unexpected layers to your thinking.

In summary, Caulfield’s April and May meetings remind us that fruitful Racing Tips stem from patience, pattern-spotting, and occasionally riding the value train when it shows up. The headline numbers—25.75% POT, $2,168 profit, $7.60 value win—are fun to see. Yet even more compelling is how each result folds into a bigger picture, informing smarter, more informed picks next time around. Here’s to reading form, spotting edge, and staying sharp through the season.

This Saturday we are off to Bendigo for ‘Gold Rush Day’, selections and commentary will be posted on Friday.