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On Tuesday morning 29 March, we filmed episode 8 in our Dynamic series “A DAY WITH GAI” as we attended the 4:30am early start to morning trackwork to watch many Dynamic Syndications horses go through their paces. At the same time, we identified some of the “flash” workers from Gai’s stables.

Congratulations to owner / rider Rebecca Farrow finishing 3rd in the OPEN LARGE HACK CLASS at the Sydney Royal Easter Show on Easter Saturday. Rebecca was aboard ex Dynamic Syndications racehorse PERSISTENCY (8yo gelding Testa Rossa x Rorkes). Adam Watt from Dynamic was there on Saturday to catch up with “PERCY” and to watch our ex racehorse “strut his stuff” in the big arena.

Dynamic Syndications have enjoyed tremendous success over the years for our owners with the progeny of one of Australia’s BEST SIRES – LONHRO. We have purchased 6 Yearlings by this sire. 3 COLTS: PERPLEXITY (9) ~ SPECIFIC CHOICE (4) ~ PLATAMONE CASTLE (6) & FILLIES: DEFINE (3) ~ ZUHOOR (1) ~ FRAUD

3yo g. Santa Ana Lane became the first Australian stakes-winner for Lope de Vega and 13th stakes winner overall. He was back in the headlines on March 5th as his 2yo daughter French Fern became his second Stakes Winner in Australia and 14th overall.

With the Inglis Australian Easter Yearling Sale commencing on the 5th April the Team at Dynamic Syndications thought it timely to summarise the stable of yearlings we have purchased for our owners in 2016.

Rip Van Winkle filly Capella has arrived safely in Australia and is ready to compete in the Group 1 $500,000 Vinery Stud Stakes (2000m) at Rosehill on Saturday.

Welcome to our Seventh Episode of "A Day With Gai". It was another wet and cold morning at headquarters, but our Dynamic Syndications Gallopers were on fire in their respective pieces of work. 

On behalf of Team Dynamic, we thank Peter Moody for his valuable contribution to our own success and the success he added to the Racing Industry as a whole and the bright light he shone on Australian racing with his horsemanship of Black Caviar.

Trainer Brent Stanley has been disqualified for nine months for his involvement in the sale of the racehorse Equita to Hong Kong. He was disqualified for nine months on one charge of AR 175 (a) and three months each on two charges relating to AR 175 (g), however all three disqualifications are to be served concurrently, commencing at midnight March 28.