Rob Heathcote’s undefeated youngster Prince Of Boom is tipped to keep the wins coming with the JJ Atkins-bound two-year-old leading 2021 BRC Sires’ Produce Stakes betting for the million-dollar feature this Saturday.

A son of Spirit Of Boom (pictured) – Prince Of Boom is favourite to win Saturday’s 2021 BRC Sires’ Produce Stakes. Photo: Steve Hart.

The richest race on the Kingsford-Smith Cup Day card, this season’s Group 2 $1 million BRC Sires’ Produce Stakes (1400m) features a line-up of 17 juveniles heading towards the Group 1 J.J. Atkins over the Eagle Farm mile on Stradbroke Day.

Despite a wide barrier 13 draw, it is progressive Spirit Of Boom gelding Prince Of Boom sitting top of the BRC Sires’ Produce Stakes odds at $4.20 through Ladbrokes.com.au.

He chases his third win from as many starts inside a month having only debuted at the Sunshine Coast on May 9 for a runaway five length win in the wet over 1000m.

Prince Of Boom rose notably in grade on May 15 heading to Doomben for the Group 2 Champagne Classic (1200m), run this year as the Spirit Of Boom Classic in honour of his sire, and was equally impressive.

Jockey Ben Thompson retains the ride having guided the horse to victory in both lead-up starts, the latest by 2.5 lengths after taking advantage of the inside alley.

Tactics will need to be a little different at Eagle Farm from a wider draw this weekend, but the bookies are taking no chances.

Occupying the second line of BRC Sires’ Produce Stakes betting this Brisbane Winter Racing Carnival at $6 is the Chris Waller-trained Ranch Hand drawn gate 11 with the in-form James McDonald to ride.

After a successful debut at Warwick Farm last December, the son of Fastnet Rock chases his first win since.

His latest run at the Gold Coast on May 8 saw him go down the barest of margins as the beaten favourite in the Group 3 Ken Russell Memorial Classic (1200m) that he is chasing atonement for him Brisbane this weekend.

The third elect is another widely-drawn hopeful in Port Louis (16).

Hugh Bowman chases his second success in the race following his 2011 victory on star mare Hot Snitzel partnering the Ciaron Maher & David Eustace-trained Port Louis in the second outside alley.

The Maurice colt remains a maiden after three starts and is out to improve on his last start fifth in late April at Randwick behind Captivant when only two lengths beaten in the Group 1 Champagne Stakes (1600m) over a mile.

The other single-figure hopefuls in the mix are the David Payne-trained Capitalist colt Gleneagles ($9.50) chasing a third win on the trot after back-to-back wins at Hawkesbury in easier company and the airborne Vancouver colt Overpass ($9.50) in gate three and coming off a trio of lead-up wins.

Click here for the latest 2021 BRC Sires’ Produce Stakes betting odds courtesy of Ladbrokes.com.au.

2021 BRC Sires’ Produce Stakes Field & Barriers

Table Credit: Racing Australia.