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Congratulations to our Dynamic Owners of 3yo Filly FLIC EN FLAC (3yo Frosted ex Mauritius) who scored a determined victory on debut in Race 3 at Bathurst on Tuesday 25 April in a Maiden Handicap over 1400m. Our Ciaron Maher and David Eustace trained filly was ridden beautifully by jet pilot Blake Spriggs, and after a genuine “knock ‘em down – drag ‘em out” war up the straight, class and ability rose against the odds to claim a determined and statistically strong victory. To put the effort of FLIC EN FLAC into context, simply look at the clock. She ran a sizzling 1:21.36.

Shane Rose has claimed his third victory at the Adelaide Equestrian Festival, where 2024 Paris Olympic qualifying was up for grabs. Dynamic Syndications were delighted for our integral Team Member SHANE ROSE when the three-time Olympic medallist made history, becoming the second competitor to claim three victories at the famed Adelaide Equestrian Festival. Shane Rose took his much-loved VIRGIL a 17-year-old horse to Adelaide and the dynamic duo who had competed in the Tokyo Olympics put on a dazzling display.

Persian Dreamer (2f Calyx - Surprisingly, by Galileo) became the second winner for boom first crop sire CALYX (GB) in the Northern Hemisphere, and now shapes as a serious Royal Ascot contender when making a hugely impressive debut at Newmarket on Wednesday. CALYX is the Best Son of Champion Sire KINGMAN who is a world class leading sire son of champion INVINCIBLE SPIRIT. CALYX has now had four (4) 2yo’s face the starter for two (2) winners = CLASSIC FLOWER in France and PERSIAN DREAMER at Newmarket. Whilst MOONSTONE BOY has also been placed on debut.

Jonathan Munz is one of Australia’s Leading thoroughbred breeders, and his breeding operation GSA Bloodstock celebrated a wonderful Group 1 Double on Saturday at Randwick when he was the breeder of Gr1 Champagne Stakes 2yo Militarize and the next race he followed that success as the owner-breeder of All-Aged S. G1 winner Giga Kick. Militarize was offered for sale by Bhima Thoroughbreds at Magic Millions and was purchased by Newgate Bloodstock, China Horse Club & Trilogy Racing for $550,000. Militarize has now won back-to-back Gr1 races as a 2yo. Giga Kick then Claims his Group 1

Dundeel’s outstanding son Militarize sealed the treble of Sydney 2YO Gr1 Races for Arrowfield Stud’s stallions when he scored a decisive 1.7 length victory in Saturday’s $600,000 Champagne S. 1600m Gr1 at Randwick. Third placegetter Townsend (by Dundeel) emphasised the major Group 1 result for the sire. Then to add to Dundeel’s haul on the day, the sire added his 24th stakes winner, when 3YO Bengal Boy, was successful in the 2400m Galilee Final LR at Sandown.

World Champion racehorse JUSTIFY has an unassailable lead on the Australian FIRST SEASON Sires list and he posted yet another impressive debut winner at Cranbourne on Friday night when Legacies (2f Justify x Abyssinie, by Danehill Dancer) opened her account. Trained by Peter Moody, Legacies was well fancied in the 1200 juvenile fillies maiden and scored a dominant length and a quarter win. She led for home and was strong all the way to the line to win decisively for Luke Nolen.

Calyx (GB) was a brilliant Group 2 winning sprinter by super sire Kingman, who was shuttled to Coolmore Australia for just two seasons. His oldest are current crop yearlings here in Australia but they are 2yo’s in the Northern Hemisphere. On Wednesday in France, Caylx had his second runner represent him, when his daughter Classic Flower (2f Calyx - Crown Of Flowers) provided Calyx with success as a sire as she was a convincing debut winner at Salon-de-Provence.

The strength of the 2023 Inglis EASTER Yearling Sale against these current economic headwinds provided certainty to our industry that thoroughbreds are offering gilt-edged investment opportunities when navigating economic factors. Not all thoroughbreds are immune, but certainly the cream of the crop, the high quality sector of the market, the sector where Dynamic Syndications invest into on behalf of our Owners is ultra resilient..

ECONOMIC SLOWDOWN? What economic slowdown? At the moment it certainly doesn’t exist in the quality end of the Australian Thoroughbred Industry where the insatiable thirst for quality thoroughbreds to compete for record prizemoney was maintained close to the peak of last year’s Record Sale Figures. Over the past 48 hours at the 2023 INGLIS EASTER YEARLING SALE conducted on 3-4 April at the Riverside Sales Complex at Warwick Farm. 26 horses sold for $1m or more, becoming the “second highest” number. The sale Averaged $390,000 and the Median was $280,000.