ATC Sires Produce Stakes News

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The ATC Sires’ Produce Stakes – also known as the Inglis’ Sires Produce – is a Group 1 race for the season’s best two-year-olds. Worth $1,000,000 in prize money, the 1400m event is a set weights race with colts and geldings carrying 56.5kg and fillies carrying 54.5kg.

The prizemoney for the 2020 Inglis Sires’ was reduced to $500,000 to help cope with the financial strain of the COVID-19 pandemic on Australian racing before being boosted back to $1 million in 2021.

The race is held on one of the biggest race days in Sydney – Doncaster Mile Day – that runs on the first Saturday in April as Day 1 of ‘The Championships’. The meeting has a total of four Group 1 races with the Group 1 ATC Australian Derby (2400m), Group 1 TJ Smith Stakes (1200m) and the Group 1 Doncaster Mile (1600m) the other highlights on the card.

This is the first event greater than 1200m for all two-year-old horses competing in the Sydney Autumn Racing Carnival and is therefore used as a guide to the upcoming Group 1 Champagne Stakes (1600m), which is held on the final day of the Randwick Autumn Racing Carnival two weeks after the ATC Sires Produce Stakes.

The ATC Sires Produce Stakes / Champagne Stakes double has recently been achieved by the likes of Guelph (2013), Pierro (2012), Helmet (2011), and Militarize (2023).

Many of the horses that make up the ATC Sires Produce Stakes field come off a run in the Group 1 Golden Slipper (1200m) at Rosehill in March, which is the world’s richest race for juveniles. The last two-year-olds to win the Golden Slipper Stakes – ATC Sires Produce double were Pierro (2012), King’s Legacy (2020) who won the first leg as a $19 outsider in betting and the brilliant filly Fireburn (2022).

In 2021 Anamoe improved on a lead-up second in the Golden Slipper to win the Inglis Sires’ and went on to frank the form that spring winning the Group 1 Caulfield Guineas (1600m) before a thrilling second in that year’s Group 1 Cox Plate (2040m) in Melbourne.

The 2022 Inglis Sires’ form was franked with the winning filly Fireburn running second next-up in the Champagne Stakes results. She’s Extreme meanwhile improved on her Sires’ second to win the Champagne Stakes that year before returning in the spring to run top three in a number of Group 1 races including her victory in the VRC Oaks in Melbourne.

Chris Waller’s upset Inglis Sires’ 2023 winner Militarize improved on luckless 13th in that year’s Golden Slipper results won by his stablemate Shinzo.

Militarize went on to win that year’s Champagne Stakes at his next start and further franked the 2023 Inglis Sires’ form in the spring winning the Group 1 Golden Rose Stakes (1400m).

The 2024 Inglis Sires’ winner also came via the Slipper with Manaal improving on her lead-up fifth to beat home the boys over further.

The 2025 ATC Sires’ Produce Stakes takes place on Saturday April 5, 2025 Royal Randwick on Day 1 of ‘The Championships’. 

2025 ATC Sires’ Produce Stakes Results

• 1st: TBD
• 2nd: TBD
• 3rd: TBD

2025 ATC Inglis Sires’ Produce Stakes Betting

The updated ATC Inglis Sires’ Produce Stakes 2025 betting odds across the autumn will be available at Ladbrokes.com.au and also published here at Races.com.au.

Anamoe ($1.90 in 2021) followed by that year’s Slipper winning filly Fireburn ($2.50 in 2022) are the latest favourites in Inglis Sires’ betting to salute for the punters.

There was a notable upset in 2023 with Militarize winning at Inglis Sires’ odds of $21 for Chris Waller, while the sole filly in that year’s race Pier Pressure added further value to the trifecta running third at 150/1.

2025 ATC Sires’ Produce Stakes Form Guide

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2025 ATC Sires’ Produce Stakes Tips

Stay tuned for our insider Inglis Sires’ 2025 Tips on the two-year-olds’ showdown this autumn at Randwick.

• To Win: TBD

2025 ATC Sires’ Produce Stakes Field

The ATC Sires’ Produce Stakes field attracts the top performing two-year-olds of the autumn, many coming off a lead-up run in the Golden Slipper Field.

The official 2025 ATC Sires’ Produce Stakes field and barriers are set to be released by Racing NSW on Tuesday April 1, 2025, and will be published in full below.

2025 ATC Sires’ Produce Stakes First Acceptances

Each year the ATC Sires’ Produce Stakes first acceptances are taken a month out from the race in early to mid-March along with all the other Group 1 races scheduled for Royal Randwick on Doncaster Mile Day.

The 2025 Inglis Sires’ first acceptances close at midday on Tuesday March 11, 2025. 

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2025 ATC Sires’ Produce Stakes Nominations

Each year the ATC Sires’ Produce Stakes nominations are taken two months out from the race in early to mid-February along with all the other Group 1 races scheduled for Royal Randwick on Doncaster Mile Day.

The 2025 Inglis Sires’ nominations close at midday on Tuesday February 11, 2025. 

The Inglis Sires’ 2025 nominations attracted 211 two-year-olds with early betting led by Chris Waller’s promising colt Wodeton.

Table Credit: Racing Australia.

ATC Sires’ Produce Stakes History

The ATC Sires’ Produce Stakes was first run in 1867 over a one-mile distance. First won by Glencoe, the race forms the middle leg of the Australian Two-Year-Old “Triple Crown”, which also consists of the Golden Slipper Stakes (1200m) and Champagne Stakes (1600m).

The biggest upset in recent ATC Sires’ Produce Stakes history occurred in 2018 when the roughie maiden from Newcastle El Dorado Dreaming defeated the favourite Oohood to the line in an all-filly quinella.

Notable ATC Sires Produce Stakes winners include Ajax (1937), Tulloch (1957), Luskin Star (1977), Snippets (1987), Octagonal (1995), Dance Hero (2004), Sebring (2008), Helmet (2011), Pierro (2012), Yankee Rose (2016), Anamoe (2021), Fireburn (2022), and Militarize (2023).

The 2020 Inglis Sires’ was run during the middle of the COVID-19 pandemic in front of a spectator-free grandstand and saw co-trainer Peter Snowden win the race for the fifth time with King’s Legacy.

Trainer Chris Waller celebrated his maiden Inglis Sires’ victory in 2023 with an upset win by Militarize ($21) who was ridden to victory by Brazilian hoop Joao Moreira.

See below for the full ATC Sires Produce Stakes results going back to 2000.

Recent ATC Sires Produce Stakes Winners