Mick’s Mail Winners: Flemington 07/06/2025

Another winning day for the followers of ‘Micks Mail’ with a 10.43% POT for the meeting, the best bet of the day Shockletz got the chocolates also.

Overall, after 51 weeks we are showing a +22.42% ROI, for a $20 per unit investment a profit of $2,202. Better than bank interest, and a heap more fun.

Racing at Flemington on 7 June gave fans plenty to talk about, with results that reflected both form and circumstance. Anyone who regularly follows racing tips would have noticed how horses with consistent runs earlier in the season managed to make an impact, while a few well-backed names couldn’t quite deliver on the day. That’s often the way at Flemington conditions, tempo, and tactical decisions can quickly shift the picture.

One of the biggest takeaways was the track itself. The softer surface played a big role, favouring runners proven in that going. Horses that had looked sharp on firmer ground struggled, showing how vital it is to weigh up conditions alongside recent form. Those who look to horse racing tips each week will know how tricky it can be to balance past results with the realities of race-day variables, and this meeting was a clear example of that challenge.

The aftermath has also been heavily discussed in racing podcasts, many of which have broken down sectional times, jockey tactics, and training strategies. These conversations provide a different angle for punters and racing fans going beyond the numbers on paper to explore the “why” behind the results. It’s one thing to read the guide and check tips, but hearing in-depth analysis gives context that can shape expectations for upcoming meetings.

Looking ahead, several horses from the Flemington card are likely to reappear soon, and their June performances will be closely examined. Trainers are clearly thinking about longer-term campaigns, with some stepping runners up in distance while others keep them at familiar trips. That mix of planning makes it interesting to follow, especially for anyone scanning racing tips in the weeks to come.

More broadly, the current season has shown how unpredictable racing can be, but also how patterns do emerge if you look closely enough. Some stables have been striking consistently, while others are using these mid-season runs as stepping stones toward bigger races later in the calendar. Whether you prefer reading previews, checking horse racing tips, or tuning in to racing podcasts for insights, the sport always offers layers of detail for those who enjoy following the story behind the results.

Have a great week as we prepare for Sandown next Saturday.