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Dynamic Syndications last week went out to see our yearlings going through their third phase of pre-training and education. Among our magnificent team, one yearling that shone brightly was our DEEP FIELD x ZARINIA (IRE) filly that is to be trained by CIARON MAHER Racing. Already we are at 85% sold however Adam arranged for a video clip to be taken of the filly in work and then interviewed our horse educator, Australia’s TOP Equestrian rider - SHANE ROSE (multiple times Australian Equestrian Team Olympian) for his views on the filly.

The MICK PRICE and MICK KENT Jnr trained Snitzel 3yo TERRACE HOUSE who WON on debut at SEYMOUR on the 21st May having been sensationally backed from $3.40 fav into $2.15 fav is now DYNAMIC after we purchased the horse from the owner Teeley Assests at the Inglis May Online Sale for $40,000 + GST. We agreed he was the type of horse we wanted to buy for our owners to enjoy owning and racing.

Catching up with Tomorrow's Champions Today, on Wednesday 27/5 and Thursday 28/5, Adam Watt from Dynamic met our professional photographer Amanda Wood out at Bimbadeen Park to catch up with some of our yearlings that have been educated by Shane Rose and to watch ten of our 2020 Yearling Crop going through their next phase of early pre-training.

Congratulations to our loyal team of Dynamic Syndications Owners that race the beautifully bred DUCHESS MARIZZA (3yo Filly by DEEP FIELD x PRINCESS MARIZZA) on her terrific and dominant WIN on debut in Race 5 at Gosford on Thursday afternoon for the brilliant CIARON MAHER & DAVID EUSTACE Stables. DUCHESS MARIZZA was our 4th Winner in 6 Days having won on Saturday with ELABORATE, Tuesday with TASK AND PURPOSE and Wednesday with CHOCOLATIER. This took our 2019/20 season tally to 43 Wins and our Overall tally to 640 Race Wins.

Two outstanding horsemen, Trainer JASON DEAMER and Top Jockey NASH RAWILLER combined to produce a terrific result for our top team of Dynamic Owners that race CHOCOLATIER (Redoute’s Choice x La Praline) after our 5yo gelding was far superior to his peers, scoring a win by 1.3 lengths over Chalmers with Assault’n’Bathory a further 1.3 lengths back in third spot.

It’s wonderful when a plan comes off. Having been victims of a poorly executed ride at her first start for her new trainer Mornington based MATT LAURIE, Dynamic mare TASK AND PURPOSE scored a tenacious win in the 6th Race at Hamilton on Tuesday in the bet365 Bm58 1400m on a Heavy 9 surface. TASK AND PURPOSE (58.0) $3.60 favourite defeated First Responder (60.0) by 0.4 length with Centaine’s Profit a further 2.5 lengths back in third.

Statistics deliver evidence of trends that in breeding of thoroughbred horses, give significant advantage to professional buyers and breeders. There are so many variables in our industry that nothing can be guaranteed. However, as a professional buyer, we would much rather start with data stacked heavily in favour of achieving success, we never buy on a whim which is akin to winning lotto. A classic example of this is on display with our Dynamic Syndications purchased yearling by SAVABEEL x BINGO (O’Reilly) Brown Filly.

On Saturday 23 May, Dynamic Syndications promising middle-distance galloper ELABORATE (4yo g Excelebration x Laurinel Argie) recorded back-to-back wins in race 5 at Newcastle, for the inform Freedman Brothers Training Stables, when he was far too dominant for his peers in a Benchmark 70 handicap carrying 59.5kgs with Christian Reith aboard. ELABORATE won the Sharp Electronics Group Cond Bm 70 Hcp over 1895m by 0.91 length defeating Commander Bell 53.5kgs with 0.15 length back to She’s So Savvy in third. They recorded a fast time of 1:58.43 with a very slick last 600m of 34.63.

The market loved our Grey Colt by FROSTED from ANTARCTIC MISS and just after a week and a half of advertising our colt on TV and Radio the SOLD OUT Sign was posted on the sensational looking horse on Wednesday 20th May. As we said, “Everybody Loves a Grey” and when the colt is in the stable of one of Australia’s leading horseman CIARON MAHER, there was never going to be any doubt that shares would sell like the proverbial Hot Cakes and that’s how it turned out.