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Dynamic Syndications upward trending galloper LUGH (Snitzel x Marcia Proba) allowed his Dynamic Owners to have a tremendous shout and cheer as their horse lead up the rise at Randwick on Tuesday from a horror barrier 17 of 20 starters over the 1600m trip of the $3million BIG DANCE (Listed Race). Lugh’s efforts were tough and brave (typical of the Celtic Warrior from whom his racename is derived) as he hung on to finish a clear third (3rd) place to his fellow stablemates Gringotts and Vivy Air, to see the Ciaron Maher Stable trifecta the feature event.

Confidence is key and our horse was fit and well and also looking for the increase in trip. Despite carrying the top-weight he smashed the clock in a jog-trot-canter. SOCIABLE 4yo Bay Gelding Yes Yes Yes / Workdrinks (Fastnet Rock). Summary: 8 = 2:1:3:1 Both of his wins have been in Record Times. ​

The Team at Dynamic Syndications as a strategy, decided to hold back our Magic Millions 2YO Colt by super sire SO YOU THINK from the Exceed And Excel mare SULTAH to be the final horse we would offer to the market in 2025, ensuring we finish the 2025 year promotions with a BANG! ​

Coolmore Stud on Monday announced the passing of SO YOU THINK aged 19. He was sadly euthanised, succumbing to illness just days before the 2025 renewal of the Cox Plate at Moonee Valley, the race that made him famous. So You Think is a name that will be to the fore in conversations. So You Think won back-to-back Cox Plates in 2009 and 2010 under the eye of legendary trainer Bart Cummings. So You Think was a Group 1 winner in Australia, England and Ireland. He stood at Coolmore Stud since 2012.

A snapshot on the 20th October of the Sires Premiership Lists after the weekend racing where big prizemoney cheques were splashed about like confetti, temporarily changed the landscape on the General Sires by Earnings List after progeny of obscure sires won the Caulfield Cup and The Everest.

EMBROIDERY a daughter of leading young Japanese Sire ADMIRE MARS became the first filly since Daiwa Scarlet in 2007 to win the Gr1 double - Oka Sho 1600m and Shuka Sho 2000m. Embroidery has now won four of her past five races. Embroidery was sent to the barriers as second favourite and proved superior to win the 30th edition of the Shuka Sho, the final jewel of the Japanese Fillies Triple Crown.

Planet Red was the best of good things beaten in the Gr1 Caulfield Guineas. Mick Price and Mick Kent Jr who train Planet Red would have been feeling ill as they watched the horror show unfold as their horse had zero luck and should have won. However the race was a wonderful result for the team at Arrowfield Stud whose sires had provided the quinella in the Group 1 feature. Autumn Boy was victorious and Arrowfield stood his grand-sire Redoute’s Choice and they stand his sire The Autumn Sun. Whilst Admire Mars is staying in Japan after three seasons shuttling to Arrowfield in Australia.

After winning her heat in good time at the official 2yo trials, the Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott trained Too Darn Hot filly SHIKI went to the barriers as race favourite in Saturday’s $250,000 Group 3 Keeneland Gimcrack Stakes (1000m) and won by producing a fighting performance. SHIKI became the 28th Stakes Winner for her Super Sire TOO DARN HOT (GB) who stands for $275,000 in 2025.

Trainer Danny O’Brien believes he has the Gr1 VRC Oaks in his sights with SO YOU THINK filly Getta Good Feeling who became her sire’s 66th Stakes Winner on Saturday after she broke her maiden in the best way possible with a last stride win in the Group 2 VRC Edward Manifold Stakes (1600m) at Flemington.​