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By Ray Thomas Daily Telegraph 8:18PM - 08 October 2020. LOVE TAP - He’s no champion – yet. But he’s unbeaten, he’s exciting and he’s grey. Love Tap – even the name resonates – has won his only four starts impressively and is favourite to win the Group 1 $1 million Spring Champion Stakes (2000m) at Royal Randwick on Saturday.

One of the problems of owning a rising star of the turf is agents representing cashed up principals try to buy them from you, for massive amounts. This is a conundrum, especially here in Sydney, where tax free record prizemoney is available for owners. With so many yearlings being sold for well over the $1 million mark statistically, there is a minimal chance of those yearlings even winning a bush race. So, when a genuine high-class male is exposed, the market goes into a feeding frenzy. LOVE TAP has been subject of multi million dollar offers over the past few days

The Team at Dynamic Syndications advise that the “SOLD OUT” sign has been hoisted on the website as we have now concluded the sale of 27 Horses (540 x 5% Shares) for 2020. Add in the affordability factor of racehorse ownership created by Racehorse Syndication, offering 100% of the thrills for a fraction of the costs, along with Record Prizemoney levels, there has been a surge in inquiry. Certainly the interest in racehorse ownership is at record levels.

13 Individual Winners and 14 Placegetters including 3 Stakes Placed Horses and 2 Stakes Performers. With statistics like these above, exciting First Crop Sire SHALAA (IRE) has the opportunity to add Black-Type success with his first Australian 2yo set to race at Randwick on Saturday in the Breeders Plate where the Chris Waller trained Trial Winner SHAQUERO will be ridden by James McDonald and has drawn ideally in barrier 5 in a field of 14 debutantes. New season sires can’t get off to much of a better start to their careers than what exciting new boy SHALAA (IRE) (by Invincible Spirit) is doing in the Northern Hemisphere and his new 2yo’s here in Australia look as if they will follow in the exact mould of their Northern Hemisphere relations.

Despite the fears of a COVID stalled economy, Racing is strong, prizemoney is at Record Levels and our sector of the industry remains buoyant as interest in racehorse ownership has never been stronger. As a result, Team Dynamic are almost ready to put up the “SOLD OUT” Sign on 27 horses (540 Shares) we purchased in 2020. We only have three (3) opportunities available to complete our 2020 promotions, as we embark on what is traditionally our busiest part of the year. We have now sold 537 of our 540 x 5% Shares.

TRACK RECORD win to FRENZIED and NASH RAWILLER on the Randwick Kensington Track, Wednesday 30 September. Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott were seen at their finest, displaying their horse husbandry and training skills for all to see at Randwick’s Kensington track on Wednesday afternoon, when our Dynamic Syndications galloper FRENZIED (5yo g Americain x Paris Tryst) proved too tough under a masterclass ride by inform jet pilot NASH RAWILLER.

Dynamic Syndications unbeaten 3-year-old gelding LOVE TAP (by Tapit (USA)) turned in a dominant display at Rosehill Gardens on Saturday at what was his Sydney debut, leading from start-to-finish to easily win the $200,000 Group 3 Precise Air Gloaming Stakes (1800m). The Gloaming Stakes, boasts a remarkable honour roll of winners, LOVE TAP the bold-striding Tapit gelding, looks to have “untapped talent.” Not only did LOVE TAP win easily, he also proved it against the clock. LOVE TAP ran the 2nd fastest Gloaming Stakes in the history of the race.

Black-Type await’s YULONG CODE as he aims at Spring Carnival riches. ​Yulong Code (3 c Zoustar - Acouplamas by Al Maher) got off the mark winning the Pink Finss Charity Maiden Plate (1300m) at Hawkesbury on Thursday. The three-year-old was scratched from Wednesday’s Canterbury meeting in favour of the provincial option and it was a winning move.​

On Friday at Randwick, YAO DASH kicked off his preparation with a soft trial win in quick time. 12 months ago, he lined up in the Gr1 Golden Rose and far from being outclassed, he finished 1.5 lengths 4th to Bivouac, Yes Yes Yes and Exceedance. After 24 weeks since he last went to the races, YAO DASH was sent to the trials for an easy ease back into competition and impressively, he didn’t disappoint his connections. YAO DASH won Heat 10 ridden by Nash Rawiller.