We have expert horse racing tips for the J.J. Atkins at Eagle Farm on Saturday, which features some of the best age-group runners.
It takes place on Race 7 at 2:38pm, and we have a runner-by-runner betting guide available for J.J. Atkins.
The race features the likes of Broadsiding and Zouna, and the best Australian betting sites have value odds available!
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Our best bets for J.J. Atkins
Best Bet:
#1 Broadsiding @ $1.70
Best Each Way:
#2 Zouna @ $10.00
Best Roughie:
#6 Imperialist @ $14.00
J.J. Atkins Tips for Trifecta
Punters should have four runners on their ticket for J.J. Atkins trifecta. We recommend taking a boxed percentage trifecta. Spend what you want, and the payouts can be massive.
- Broadsiding
- Zouna
- Imperialist
- Bittercreek

J.J. Atkins First-Four Tips
We have included six runners for our J.J. Atkins first-four. Boxing all six selections for a percentage can still result in a huge payout, and you spend what you want.
- Broadsiding
- Zouna
- Imperialist
- Bittercreek
- El Morzillo
- Aemelius

J.J. Atkins Form Guide & Tips
(1) Broadsiding (Best Bet – $1.70)
He showed his class when winning at Eagle Farm last start from a wide draw, and he should find this easier.
He defeated Zouna by a length after getting miles back in the Sires’, and he won’t need to drop back from barrier two.
Take the short odds for the best horse in the field.
(2) Zouna (Best Each Way – $10.00)
That was a nice run behind Broadsiding last time out, and it should be the best form guide for this race.
He is a progressive middle-distance type, and getting $2.60 for a place is a good each-way bet for the second favourite.
(3) Bittercreek ($12.00)
Fourth in the Sires’, and he settled on the pace before showing a solid enough kick.
It’s the best form race for the J.J. Atkins, so we’re not leaving him out of calculations at double-figure odds.
(4) Beau Dazzler ($101.00)
He hit the line nicely for fourth last start, and the odds seem too high. However, we can’t see him figuring in the finish.
(5) Can’t Recall One ($61.00)
He won his first two career starts before being found out by better horses last start.
If he improves 5-6 lengths, he could feature.
(6) Imperialist (Best Roughie – $14.00)
He won by a half-length last start at Eagle Farm when beating many of his rivals.
The Phoenix form doesn’t appear as strong but he’s in good hands, and the colt is bred to better than average.
(7) Smashing Time ($21.00)
He hasn’t been too far off some nice types, and there has been specking for him after opening at $26.00.
Barrier four helps, and he could feature in the placings.
(8) Bosustow ($20.00)
Going from maiden racing to Group 1 level could be too much for him, and we wanted much better odds.
He could have upside, but the odds aren’t worth the risk.
(9) Barbaric Lad ($31.00)
Mixed form, but he has been held in check since winning at Pakenham.
This level of racing might be beyond him at this stage of his career.
(10) Mr Artemisia ($14.00)
Beaten in three career starts, and although he was solid behind Emirate last start, we need to see more.
Having the Chris Waller polish helps, but $14.00 doesn’t entice us to jump on board.
(11) China Sea ($51.00)
A good winner on debut and John Sargent is a good trainer, but this is a massive rise in class.
He’s bred to be decent, but we would need to see a big betting push.
(12) El Morzillo ($16.00)
Backed and beaten a few times this season, but she has enough ability to go close.
We’re liking the odds, and we’re not leaving the filly out of our first four picks.
(13) Aemelius ($13.00)
A winner at Randwick two back before running second behind Imperialist in the Phoenix.
She didn’t have all luck when being tested in front, so there is a case for her as a first four chance.
(14) Pee Bee Noir ($151.00)
Terrible efforts so far and we’re not sure why connections are bothering.
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