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The Group 2 BRC Sires’ Produce Stakes – formerly the QTC Sires’ Produce Stakes – is a 1400m set weights race that is specifically held for two-year-old horses. Held at Brisbane’s Eagle Farm Racecourse in late May or early June, the BRC Sires’ Produce Stakes is currently worth a generous $1 million in prize money having had stakes more than doubled in 2021. The event has been held on Kingsford Smith Cup Day since 2017, which is headlined by the Group 1 Kingsford Smith Cup (1300m) for Stradbroke Handicap-bound horses.

2025 BRC Sires’ Produce Stakes Results

Chris & Corey Munce’s flying Cool Aza Beel colt Cool Archie ($7) continued his terrific form with a fourth win on the trot in a barnstorming victory in the 2025 BRC Sires’ Produce Stakes results. The last start Group 2 Spirit Of Boom Classic champ relished another rain-affected track when powering home on a Heavy (10) Eagle Farm course coming from midfield to hit the lead on the home straight and race away for a huge three-length victory on Queensland Derby Day.

BRC Sires 2025 Odds & Results

Eagle Farm R5
Aquis Stallions BRC Sires' Produce Stakes (G2)

Final Race time:  4:11 am, 31 May 2025

Runner Details	Win	Place
1st 3. Cool Archie (10) J: Martin Harley 57kg T: Chris & Corey Munce	7.00	2.50
2nd 19. Farnicle (3) J: Tim Clark 57kg T: Gai Waterhouse & Adrian Bott	19.00	5.00
3rd 14. Call Da Vinci (7) J: Jaden Lloyd 57kg T: Bevan Laming	26.00	6.50
4th 8. Brave Design (14) J: Jordan Childs 57kg T: Danny O'Brien	18.00	4.80
5th 6. Torque To Be Sure (8) J: Ben Melham 57kg T: Matthew Dunn	23.00	6.00
6th 1. Grafterburners (12) J: Jason Collett 57kg T: Kelly Schweida	5.00	2.00
7th 7. Aerodrome (4) J: Regan Bayliss 57kg T: Michael Freedman	6.00	2.25
8th 11. Kaleo (9) J: Ethan Brown 57kg T: Ciaron Maher	20.00	5.00
9th 2. Gallo Nero (6) J: Tommy Berry 57kg T: M, W & J Hawkes	3.80	1.70
10th 5. Betterlucknexttime (13) J: Ryan Wiggins 57kg T: Liam Birchley	126.00	20.00
11th 13. Beskar (1) J: Mark Zahra 57kg T: Anthony & Sam Freedman	13.00	3.80
12th 17. Hi Barbie (11) J: Craig Williams 55kg T: Tony Gollan	41.00	9.00
13th 15. United States (5) J: James McDonald 57kg T: Chris Waller	15.00	4.20
14th 18. Ha'penny Hatch (2) J: Damien Thornton 55kg T: Paul Shailer	41.00	9.00

Odds are subject to fluctuation. For current odds on all of our live racing markets, please visit www.ladbrokes.com.au/racing.
Data retrieved: 31/05/2025 02:45:29 PM (Australia/Brisbane)

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Many of the race entrants will come via a run in Doomben’s Group 2 Spirit Of Boom Classic (1200m) held at Doomben Racecourse a fortnight earlier and will continue onto a Stradbroke Handicap Day run in the Group 1 JJ Atkins (1600m).

The BRC Sires’ Produce / JJ Atkins double was last achieved by Sizzling (2012), the filly Sheeza Belter (2022), and Godolphin star Broadsiding (2024).

Cifrado (2023) and Cool Archie (2025) are the latest horses to complete the Spirit Of Boom Classic / BRC Sires’ Produce Stakes double.

The form of the 2021 BRC Sires’ Produce Stakes was franked with the runner-up Converge going on to win the Group 1 JJ Atkins that season, while the winner Tiger Of Malay finished third in that mile showdown on Stradbroke Handicap Day.

Broadsiding franked the BRC Sires’ form from 2024 winning the JJ Atkins at his next start as well as the spring’s Golden Rose Stakes in Sydney before a third in that October’s Ladbrokes Cox Plate trifecta.

The BRC Sires’ Produce Stakes 2025 ran on Saturday May 31, 2025 as part of Kingsford Smith Cup Day in Brisbane and saw the Chris & Corey Munce trained Cool Archie ($7) post his fourth straight win with a dominant 2.84 length romp home on a Heavy (10) track. 

2025 BRC Sires’ Produce Stakes Finishing Order

Table Credit: Racing Australia.

2025 BRC Sires’ Produce Stakes Betting

The week of Kingsford Smith Cup Day, bookmakers around the country including Ladbrokes.com.au release the official BRC Sires’ Produce Stakes 2025 betting odds and the updated markets following the final acceptances will be available right here at Races.com.au.

There was a notable upset in 2022 with Sheeza Belter winning at BRC Sires’ Produce Stakes odds of $15.

The 2023 BRC Sires’ winner also jumped at double-figures with Cifrado successful as a $12 shot.

Broadsiding ($2.60 in 2024) was the last BRC Sires’ Produce Stakes favourite to win.

2025 BRC Sires’ Produce Stakes Form

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2025 BRC Sires’ Produce Stakes Tips

Stay tuned for our insider BRC Sires’ Produce Stakes 2025 Tips on the million-dollar showdown this winter in Brisbane.

GALLO NERO (8) is favourite in the markets for this year’s BRC Sires’ and happy to tip him second-up to turn the tables on the airborne COOL ARCHIE (13). The progressive Hawkes trained colt was excellent fresh going down by just a nose on a Heavy (8) Doomben track in the Group 2 Spirit Of Boom Classic which looks the right form line to follow into Saturday’s million-dollar showdown. He gets the benefit of an extra furlong now and presents fitter for his eye-catching return where he made up plenty of late ground only to run out of time by a narrow margin. Firmer ground and better barrier than his last start conqueror for the rematch also put him at an advantage. Won second-up previously and Tyler Schiller retains the ride. Ran third to O’ Ole in the $3 million Magic Millions 2YO Classic back in January on a Good (4) so has the improvement in him to win this.

2025 BRC Sires’ Produce Stakes Field

The BRC Sires’ Produce Stakes field attracts a line-up of smart winter two-year-olds that may have had an earlier Sydney Autumn Racing Carnival campaign interstate.

Plenty of the youngsters in the field are having their first look at the 1400m distance and graduates out of the Spirit Of boom Classic two weeks earlier at Brisbane’s other key track – Doomben – make-up a large number of the BRC Sires’ Produce Stakes final acceptances.

The 2025 BRC Sires’ Produce Stakes Final Field & Barriers are set for release on Tuesday the 27th of May 2025 and will be published in full below.

The BRC Sires’ Produce Stakes 2025 field features a smart line-up of the season’s top two-year-olds led in betting by the Team Hawkes trained Gallo Nero coming off a Group 2 Spirit Of Boom Classic second at Doomben.

Table Credit: Racing Australia.

BRC Sires’ Produce Stakes First Acceptances

The official BRC Sires’ Produce Stakes 2025 first acceptances close on Wednesday the 21st of May 2025.

BRC Sires’ Produce Stakes Nominations

The official BRC Sires’ Produce Stakes 2025 nominations close on Tuesday the 6th of May 2025 and will be detailed below once released.

The 2025 BRC Sires’ Produce Stakes nominations attracted 118 potential JJ Atkins-bound two-year-olds led in all-in betting by Ciaron Maher’s recent two-length Eagle Farm winning I Am Invincible colt Navy Pilot.

BRC Sires Produce Stakes History

First won by Goldfinder in 1913, the BRC Sires Produce Stakes has held Group 2 status since 2006 and also between 1980 and 1986. Although the event was not held for four years from 1942 to 1945 there have been several notable winners including Tulloch in 1957.

In 2021 the BRC Sires’ Produce Stakes was back after being scrapped from the 2020 carnival due to COVID-19 and prize money worth a boosted $1 million.

BRC Sires Produce Stakes Winners

BRC Sires Produce Stakes results, winners and winning times since 2000 are below.