JJ Atkins Stakes Final Field – 2017

View the final field and barriers for the 2017 JJ Atkins Stakes. JJ Atkins Stakes will be run on Saturday 10th June at Randwick racecourse.

Time: 2:20PM

Distance: 1600m

Class: Group 1

Market: View the JJ Atkins Stakes Odds

No Horse Trainer Jockey Barrier Weight
1 TAKING AIM Peter & Paul Snowden Hugh Bowman 13 57kg
2 TANGLED Chris Waller Kerrin McEvoy 1 57kg
3 CAPITAL GAIN Paul Butterworth Jim Byrne 5 57kg
4 EMINENT David Vandyke Michael Cahill 3 57kg
5 PIERATA Gregory Hickman Corey Brown 14 57kg
6 MISHANI BULLITT Chris Anderson Brad Stewart 7 57kg
7 CHARLIE CHAP Mike Van Gestel Damian Browne 2 57kg
8 QIJI PHOENIX Donna Logan & Chris Gibbs Leith Innes 15 57kg
9 UP TRUMPZ Joe Cleary Noel Callow 12 57kg
10 SAMBRO Chris Waller Tommy Berry 10 57kg
11 LORD CECIL Paul Messara Craig Williams 11 57kg
12 MAGNUFIGHTER Gary Duncan Jeff Lloyd 4 57kg
13 MELODY BELLE (NZ) Stephen Autridge & Jamie Richards Opie Bosson 9 55kg
14 ALOISIA (NZ) Ciaron Maher Mark Zahra 6 55kg
15 SILKY BROWN Bryan & Daniel Guy Tye Angland 8 55kg

 

Racing News:

The first trip abroad for Victorian apprentice Ethan Brown has lasted less than 24 hours.

Brown arrived in London on Sunday to start a six-week stint with Newmarket trainer William Haggas but was denied entry into the UK because he didn’t have the correct paperwork.

Victorian Jockeys Association chief executive Matt Hyland said Brown had gone to the UK with the best intentions but did not have the appropriate visa.

“I spoke to him this morning and he seems fine,” Hyland said.

Hyland said the landscape had changed dramatically in recent years in the UK in regards to getting a work visa.

Regan Bayliss was booked for a stint with Ed Dunlop at Newmarket last year but the trip was cancelled at the last minute when he could not obtain a work visa.

Hyland was contacted in the early hours of Monday morning by Brown’s worried mother after he was refused entry and held in immigration.

Hyland said he contacted those charged with trying to get a visa for Bayliss last year and was told Brown would be sent home.

“She said they’ll be putting him on a plane and sending him straight back home,” Hyland said.

“He won’t leave the airport. They’ll put him in a room and put him on the first available flight out.”

Hyland said he believed Brown was returning on an 8am flight out of London on Monday after arriving on Sunday at midday.

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