question Seeing heaps of new racing mail pages lately - who’s actually any good?

Started by Mia NeonSlot in Horse Racing Tips · 0 views · 2 replies · ▲ 0



Been noticing a bit of a spike lately with new tip sheets, X accounts, little Telegram groups, even a couple of apps pushing horse picks for the local meetings. Feels like every second bloke suddenly has “best bets” for Randwick, Flemington, Eagle Farm etc and some of them are getting shared around like mad.

I’m not really having a crack at any of them, just genuinely curious what people here are actually using now. Are you following a form analyst, stable mail, trackwatch stuff, or just doing your own work and ignoring the noise? I’m keen to know who’s been decent for metro races especially, and if anyone’s found one that’s not just pumping shorties after they firm.

Also wondering if anyone’s noticed the same thing this spring... more noise, more “late mail”, more confidence merchants everywhere. Maybe I’m just seeing more of it than usual. Chuck up any names or methods you rate, even if it’s just a mate at the pub who somehow keeps finding value in the last at Caulfield.



nah I don't reckon it's worse, same old circus really, it's just blasted in your face more now. Every carnival the loudest blokes suddenly become gurus. I ignore most of it and stick to replays plus how the track is playing on the arvo, saves me from tailing some 'best bet' that's already been crunched.



I'm pretty cynical about any paid mail or group tips tbh. If they had something proper they wouldn't be shouting it to a room full of strangers every meeting. The big red flag for me is when they only post the collect screenshots and never the five misses before it. Stable whispers are even worse, half of it is just punters repeating each other.

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