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Backed for a stack and delivering as a good thing should, there is no doubt the future looks bright for 2yo colt COSMIC FORCE (Deep Field x Little Zetta) after he toyed with his peers to make a Winning Debut over the 900m trip at Newcastle on Saturday.

When the photo was revealed, Dynamic Syndications tremendously talented 4yo mare TELEPLAY (Written Tycoon x Special Episode by Redoute’s Choice) was the clear winner in the MSS Security Sprint, an open company LISTED RACE, run over 1200m upon the famous straight six 1200 metres layout at Flemington on Melbourne Cup Day.

Co-trainers Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott have continued their domination of early two-year-old races, claiming the feature juvenile race of the Melbourne Spring Carnival at Flemington. Vinicunca won the Group 3 Maribyrnong Plate to give Waterhouse and Bott their third two-year-old winner in Melbourne this season. Vinicunca joins Unite And Conquer (Maribyrnong Trial) and Espaaniyal (Inglis Banner).

On Melbourne Cup Day, 6th Nov 2018 at Flemington, Waikato Stud's Cox Plate-winning sensational Champion sire SAVABEEL (Zabeel-Savannah Success, by Success Express) added yet another Stakes Winner to his resume when 4YO New Zealand-bred entire KAONIC (Savabeel-Fast Love, by Fastnet Rock) ridden by Zac Purton recorded his first stakes win in the $150,000 Furphy Plate (1800m) Listed Race.

Dynamic Syndications will have two (2) runners carrying our colours at Flemington on Tuesday’s Melbourne Cup Day. They are TELEPLAY (Written Tycoon x Special Episode) for trainer Mick Price and to be ridden by Michael Dee who will compete in race 9 MSS Security Sprint 1200m Listed Race. Also we have SAVAPINSKI (Savabeel x Swarovski) for GAI and Adrian to be ridden by Tim Clark. She will take her place in Race 10 the Hong Kong Jockey Club Stakes a Gr3 over 1400m.

Shillelagh (NZ) (Savabeel x Trocair) returned to Flemington and claimed her second Group 1 victory with an awesome display, to capture the EMPIRE ROSE Stakes 1600m Gr1 for Fillies and Mares on the opening day of the four-day Melbourne Cup Carnival.

Springtime is when the serious Sires have their progeny come out to play. This is the time of the year Owners and Breeders want to know which Sire’s progeny are capable of performing in A Grade.

The Wandjina progeny are proving to be popular because they are precocious and easy to train with a number of them having shown up at the recent 2yo trials and his first runner was Stakes Placed.

On Saturday, New Zealand’s Champion Sire SAVABEEL added two (2) new Stakes Winners, numbers 77 and 78 to his already bulging resume. while also maintaining their respective unbeaten records.