Fourteen two-year-olds will line up for the 2016 Group 2 BRC Sires’ Produce Stakes (1350m) at Doomben tomorrow; offering punters exceptional value from a betting standpoint and several key opportunities to place a winning wager.

Souchez is the Races.com.au tip to win Saturday’s Group 2 BRC Sires’ Produce Stakes at Doomben. Photo: Daniel Costello

Godolphin colt Souchez remains outright $3 favourite in 2016 BRC Sires’ Produce Stakes betting markets with leading online bookie Ladbrokes.com.au, ahead of Attention ($6.50) and Cadogan ($7).

Will Souchez justify favouritism and win the BRC Sires’ produce Stakes, or will one of his talented rivals claim an upset?

1^st

Souchez ($3)

Souchez is yet to finish outside the first three through four career starts, is drawn ideally in barrier 2 with James McDonald aboard and has reportedly taken plenty of benefit from a first-up run for third in the Group 2 Champagne Classic (1200m) a fortnight ago. Debuting for success in a Rosehill minor over 1100m in late December, the Lonhro colt resumed this year for third in the Group 2 Skyline Stakes (1200m) before savaging the line for success in the Group 2 Pago Pago Stakes (1200m) on March 12^th. Having already experienced some support in BRC Sires’ Produce Stakes betting markets, Souchez still represents value at his current quote.

2^nd

Nikitas ($14)

Nikitas failed to handle the late pace when eighth in the Champagne Classic first-up, but is sure to have taken plenty of benefit from the hit-out and could very well receive the run of the race in the BRC Sires’ Produce Stakes from barrier 5. Debuting to racing for success in the talent-rich Canadian Club Handicap (1200m) in December, the Snitzel colt progressed to third in the Group 3 McLachlan Stakes (1200m) before charging home for second behind Capitalist in the Magic Millions 2.y.o Guineas (1200m) on January 9^th. Regular hoop Michael Cahill has been confirmed to retain the ride this weekend.

3^rd

Oink ($21)

Oink is another runner who is yet to finish outside the first three, and is simply over the 2016 BRC Sires’ Produce Stakes odds at his current quote of $21 for success or $5.70 to finish in the first three. Debuting for second in the Winning Edge Presentations Handicap (1050m), the Sebring gelding posted a maiden win in the SQS Haulage Handicap (1050m) on April 9^th before placing third in the Rent 2 Own Cars Australia Plate (1000m) on April 23^rd. Having charged home to finish an agonizingly-close second in the Group 3 Ken Russell Memorial (1200m) on May 7^th, Oink will leave from barrier 10 with Glen Colless aboard this weekend.

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