An article by the Daily Telegraph’s Ray Thomas on Saturday the 20th of April highlighted to readers what Dynamic Syndications have been aware of for many years and why we have positioned our business at the forefront of the thoroughbred industry – the article confirmed the obvious, which is Racehorse Syndication is the key to our industry’s future viability.
Dynamic Syndications has been leading the way and our resume is saturated in Group 1 success over a long period of time. In 2003 Dean Watt became the first Syndicator to publicly syndicate a Golden Slipper winner, when Polar Success stormed down the centre of the track for Danny Beasely to claim the world’s richest 2yo race.
POLAR SUCCESS
SAVABEEL
From that date, Dean has gone on to Syndicate the likes of Cox Plate hero Savabeel, Caulfield Guineas winner Econsul, Magic Millions winner Bradbury’s Luck, dual Group 1 winner s He’s No Pie Eater and as well as dual Group 1 winner Atomic Force and of course, Blue Diamond Winner Reward For Effort. All horses are a fantastic example that anybody can get involved in a yearling at any price level and go onwards towards Group 1 glory.
ECONSUL
BRADBURY'S LUCK
HE'S NO PIE EATER
ATOMIC FORCE
REWARD FOR EFFORT
Racing has just said goodbye to one of the best fairy tales in modern day history, the story that was Black Caviar. The powerful brown Bel Esprit mare trained by premier Victorian trainer Peter Moody, has inspired many to consider investing in a racehorse – just like a group of friends who raced Black Caviar did when taking a holiday together some six years ago.
Racehorse syndication is becoming more and more popular as it is firmly recognised as an affordable method for owners to invest in our great sport without being exposed to the financial risks of owning a thoroughbred outright.
Australian Racing Board statistics have shown that
93,140 people owned shares in racehorses last season with more than
25,000 people owning shares in more than one racehorse. These levels are set to increase with the distribution of prizemoney on Australian racetracks on the upwards spiral.
During the 2011-12 season, a record
$435 million in prizemoney was distributed on Australian racetracks, an increase of nearly $140 million from the levels of the 2000-01 season.
ARB chief executive Peter McGauran has stated publicly it was the policy of racing authorities to reduce the cost of ownership and increase the return to owners, a message that has been embraced by all race fanatics.
Racing authorities are continuing to raise city, provincial and country prizemoney to make an investment in thoroughbred racing more financially viable for potential owners. Now is the perfect time to invest in either your first or next racehorse.
Dynamic Syndications would be delighted to help you take that next step, we have horses on offer by Australia’s leading sires such as Fastnet Rock, More Than Ready, High Chaparral, Encosta De Lago and Exceed and Excel with Australia’s leading trainers in the calibre of Chris Waller, Peter Moody, David Payne etc.
What are you waiting for?
Race the best with the best and become Dynamic today.