The DYNAMIC DOZEN – 12 Horses To Follow into the Spring

20 Aug 19

Here is a dozen from the many Dynamic Syndications horses we have in work which will be heading to the races in the coming weeks.

We believe these horses below are shaping up well and with confidence our Owners and Followers can Black-Book them as horses to follow:

Stakes Winners:

READY TO PROPHET – (Gai Waterhouse & Adrian Bott) Last start Stakes Winner of the Gai Waterhouse Classic LR and prior to that had won the Denise’s Joy LR and ran 3rd in the Daybreak Lover LR. Had a few weeks off in Queensland before returning to Randwick. Had a soft trial at Rosehill on 20/8 and is coming to hand nicely. She will have a few runs over the Spring before a let-up and then aiming at the Magic Millions Carnival in January.

SAVAPINSKI – (Ciaron Maher & David Eustace) This Gr2 Winner of the Matriarch Stakes over 2000m is being aimed to repeat the task in Melbourne this Spring. She suffered a stress fracture when last in work but with an extended spell, she has come through this issue and seems to be going better than ever. She will be targeting major black-type races in Melbourne.

TELEPLAY – (Mick Price) This mare was a Stakes Winner on Melbourne Cup day and will be aimed at further black-type success during the Melbourne Spring. She has had a good spell and has matured into a lovely mare and is much stronger through the system this time in. Training is giving us every indication she is better than ever and we are excited for her preparation ahead.

Exciting Youngsters:

YAO DASH – (Gai Waterhouse & Adrian Bott) This unraced 3yo has had a big boom placed on him for a while and gets his chance to head to the races for the first time on Wednesday 21/8 in a difficult and very tricky race in a small field where tempo will be a concern. He is being aimed towards some handy races over the Spring including the Caulfield Guineas but has to win his way into it assuming he races well first and second up. He did beat Time To Reign at his first barrier trial and then had flashing lights on him when strongly closing to be runner-up to Atheri in his second trial. Only racecraft seems to be his worry because he certainly has no worries about ability.

PINCER – (Gai Waterhouse & Adrian Bott) – He is our potential Spring Champion Stakes / Derby horse and is being aimed that way. Raced in conjunction with Arrowfield Stud, Pincer had his first trial back on 20/8 with an eye-catching second. His best work was past the post. The beautifully bred son of Redoute’s Choice x Pretty Pins is bred to stick like chewing gum to a blanket but importantly he has the necessary turn of foot required to develop into a high class stayer.

RESPECTFUL – (Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott) This unraced 3yo Filly is flying in trackwork and appears to have a bright future. Shows amazing turn of foot. Had an education trial when last in work and then tipped out to mature it appears to have been the making of her as she is so much stronger this time through and gives us every indication she won’t be a maiden for long when she heads to the races.

City Winners:

DECROUX – (Jason Deamer) This gelding is flying and now he has made it out to a trip he is thriving in his racing. The last start Canterbury winner is going through his grades nicely and it’s expected that he can keep racing well before a let-up and then to target Summer carnival races.

FALCON ISLAND – (Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott) Couldn’t be happier the way this horse returned from a 12 month spell against Saturday company recently and appears to have a terrific preparation ahead of him.

SONDELON – Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott) This handy city class miler is back in work and being aimed at the back end of Spring. He has returned in magnificent condition and appears much stronger and fully mature. This will be his best preparation to date. From 10 races he has win 3 and been placed 3 times and looks capable of significantly building upon this career record.

VINACEOUS – (Matt Laurie) This staying mare is showing that she can give her owners some fun at distances from 2000m to 2400m. A winner at 2000m and placed at 1690m from just 7 starts, she went straight from maiden class to stakes company twice in a row and finished close up at Gr3 and Listed level over 2200m and 2400m. She was still immature then but now with the benefit of time and maturity, she has come back a well-furnished individual and is being aimed towards a few easier races early in the season and then towards better races in Melbourne if she comes to hand as expected

Too Good To Be Maidens:

FIRST FOOTMAN – (Richard Freedman) This English import is a maiden who had been off the scene for nearly 2 years. He resumed first up for the team carrying 61kgs over 1500m and went super before gassing-out to finish 4th. He has raced 10 times for 5 seconds but doesn’t get hot until he’s at 2000m plus. He’s too classy to be a maiden and follow him where he goes. We are expecting a good preparation from him.

TAPICONIC – (Ciaron Maher & David Eustace) Wherever we put this horse down he will be very hard to beat. Purchased as a tried horse this maiden had shown excellent form but temperament issues were holding him back. As soon as we purchased him we gelded him and gave him a few weeks off and he has come back a far better behaved prospect. He is a classy individual and we expect him to comfortably go through his grades.