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Written Tycoon sired his 28th Stakes Winner on Saturday when the Gold Coast's premier jockey Ryan Plumb scored his biggest win at the track with tough galloper TYZONE. Already a twice stakes placed winner of 14 races, this was Tyzone’s 15th Win and his first Stakes Win.

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The 2019 renewal of the feature BATHURST CUP over 1800m was won by Dynamic Syndications - Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott trained galloper CHOCOLATIER – our 4yo Gelding by REDOUTE’S CHOICE from LA PRALINE.

The 2019 Hong Kong Jockey Club’s annual showpiece, the Hong Kong International Sale was conducted on Friday evening 15 March at Sha Tin, with 27 lots offered for sale and sold for a Gross of HKD $116.2 million (AUD $20,899,281). The result of one particular Lot was of immense interest to the Team at Dynamic Syndications and when the gavel fell on that horse, there was enormous satisfaction.

The promise of a wet surface on Saturday has allowed the owners of Dynamic Syndications mare TELEPLAY to indulge themselves by taking up the 'once-in-a-lifetime' opportunity of racing against possibly the greatest of them all.

The Group 3 Black Opal Stakes (1200m) at Canberra boasts an impressive roll call of winners that includes the multiple Group 1 winners Trapeze Artist and Criterion. But it is doubtful even that illustrious pair were any more impressive than Sunday's winner PIN SEC, who, like last year's Black Opal winner Encryption is by the ageless LONHRO. PIN SEC won by a widening 4 lengths.

On Friday 8 March Adam Watt from Dynamic Syndications went to Shane Rose’s Bimbadeen Park to watch the first crop of our Yearling purchases “graduate from Kindergarten” to get ready for Big School after their breaking-in process has been completed. Here are 6 of our “COOL KIDS”

ZOUSTAR’S superstar filly SUNLIGHT upstaged one of the finest sprint fields ever assembled at Flemington with a brilliant win in the Group 1 Newmarket Handicap (1200m). She is the first three-year-old filly since Alinghi in 2005 to win the Newmarket.

FEMTOMETRE a 4yo Mare by EXCELEBRATION x NUCLEAR FORCE recorded her 2nd Win at her 9th Career Start on Saturday when our Brett Cavanough trained mare was up 200m in distance and third up this preparation but still had to slog through a bottomless Heavy 10 surface to claim the feature event – the TBBC “TUNCURRY MILE” CLASS 2 HANDICAP over 1500m