The team at Dynamic Syndications are justifiably proud of “THE” industry statistic that speaks all languages:
“WINNERS : RUNNERS STRIKE RATE.”
This is the
one statistic that is the
true comparison of competitive abilities.
At Dynamic Syndications we have always proudly posted and updated our runner by runner Strike Rate on our website.
It speaks volumes for our business model and
identifies the tremendous success we achieve for our ownership teams.
With the
win on Saturday of our Barbara Joseph and Paul Jones trained AY OH WHEY OH (4yo mare Reward For Effort x Walklikeanegyptian), this mare became our:
163rd Individual Winner from 178 Individual Runners ~ That’s a massive 91.6% Winners : Runners.
AY OH WHEY OH also recorded our 474th Cumulative Race Win of our selected horses since October 2005. That date was when our first runner named
UP ‘N’ DOING won on debut at Rosehill.
On Saturday,
AY OH WHEY OH became our 11th win for this 2016-17 Racing Season.
Add into this mix the
“Winning” prizemoney earned by these 163 horses is now totalling $13,294,300.
This prizemoney figure doesn’t include
(a) prizemoney earned by placed horses
(b) significant income generated by the on-sale of retired horses
(c) the on-sale of horses in work.
Also add into the equation the fact that Dynamic Syndications Managing Director Dean Watt has selected 10 Individual Group 1 Winners who have won 13 Group 1 Races.
Anybody can get lucky and fluke buying a Gr1 winner or even two - the art of our industry is to have multiple Group 1 Winners !
Combine these statistics and under any analytical scrutiny, this in an awesome portfolio of success to place in front of any potential equine investor.
Verified by annual independent audit, our figures lead the way in racehorse ownership.
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However we would not have achieved the success we have, if we didn’t have the loyalty of our clients who become our owners in our various racehorse teams.
So we take this opportunity to thank ALL our owners for their wonderful support.