Godolphin colt Broadsiding continued his winning streak with a stunning display in the 2024 Ladbrokes JJ Atkins results at Eagle Farm on Saturday.

Broadsiding

2024 JJ Atkins winner Broadsiding (pictured in Sydney) could be Cox Plate-bound in Melbourne this spring. Photo: Steve Hart.

Champion jockey James McDonald piloted the two-year-old to a comfortable victory, securing his 98th career Group 1 win and 19th for the season.

Broadsiding ($1.60F), a Too Darn Hot colt, dominated the $1 million Ladbrokes JJ Atkins (1600m) after claiming the Group 1 Champagne Stakes (1600m) in Sydney earlier this year.

This win marks Broadsiding’s fourth consecutive victory, adding to his recent triumph in the Group 2 BRC Sires’ Produce Stakes (1400m) just two weeks ago.

McDonald expertly guided Broadsiding from a favourable barrier two position, settling him comfortably in fifth place before making his move.

With a powerful surge around the final bend, Broadsiding took the lead with 300 meters remaining and pulled away for a decisive win.

“He’s what you love to look for in a two-year-old,” said winning trainer James Cummings celebrating his 49th career Group 1 victory

“He’s got that dynamic motor.

“He’s a colt I think deserves a lot of praise.”

Broadsiding ($1.60) finished a clear four and a quarter lengths ahead of runner-up Bittercreek ($9), a Snitzel colt trained by Leon & Troy Corstens.

Rounding out the trifecta was Annabel Neasham‘s Blue Point colt Bosustow ($26), who held on for third after a determined run throughout the race.

Cummings commended both Broadsiding and McDonald, praising the jockey’s masterful handling of the horse.

“James was so good, he was determined to get that good spot,” he said.

“He rode the horse magnificently.”

Attention now turns to Broadsiding’s next challenge, as he emerges as a serious contender for the prestigious Group 1 $5 million Ladbrokes Cox Plate (2040m) at Moonee Valley in October.

Early all-in odds at Ladbrokes already have Broadsiding listed at $10 for the win.

2024 JJ Atkins Results

Finish No. Horse Trainer Jockey Margin Bar. Weight Penalty Starting Price
1 1 BROADSIDING James Cummings James McDonald 2 57kg $1.60F
2 3 BITTERCREEK Leon & Troy Corstens Blake Shinn 4.25L 9 57kg $9
3 8 BOSUSTOW Annabel Neasham Ryan Maloney 4.31L 1 57kg $26
4 12 EL MORZILLO Kelly Schweida Craig Williams 4.71L 6 55kg $14
5 4 BEAU DAZZLER (NZ) Tony & Maddysen Sears Kyle Wilson-Taylor 6.46L 13 57kg $81
6 5 CAN’T RECALL ONE (NZ) Stuart Kendrick Robbie Dolan 6.76L 10 57kg $61
7 10 MR ARTEMISIA Chris Waller Jason Collett 11.76L 3 57kg $7.50
8 9 BARBARIC LAD Anthony & Sam Freedman Luke Currie 11.91L 7 57kg $41
9 13 AEMELIUS Annabel Neasham Tyler Schiller 12.06L 5 55kg $19
10 6 IMPERIALIST (NZ) Chris Waller Tim Clark 12.46L 11 57kg $31
11 14 PEE BEE NOIR Peter & Will Hulbert Mark Du Plessis 13.96L 12 55kg $201
12 11 CHINA SEA John Sargent Rory Hutchings 14.46L 8 57kg $91
13 7 SMASHING TIME Robert & Luke Price Tommy Berry 14.81L 4 57kg $18
2 ZOUNA Lawrie Mayfield-Smith Mark Zahra 0

Table Credit: Racing Australia.


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