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The first yearlings by Brazen Beau proved popular with buyers this year and the outstanding sprinter cemented his position as number one in the first-season sire ranks with a yearling average of $158,431.

Industry website "Breednet" published an interesting article this week highlighting the success (or otherwise) as a comparative measure for breeders and buyers toward the top end of the Stallion market.

Young Newcastle trainer BENJAMIN SMITH and Team Dynamic have achieved instant success since becoming the latest Dynamic Duo with now 3 starters to date for 2 winners. On Saturday at Newcastle, it was the turn of Dynamic mare I AM SPECIAL to have her first start for Ben and she duly saluted in Race 6 the Class 2 over 900m. I AM SPECIAL recorded her 3rd win from 6 race starts.

On ANZAC Day FOXY MISS won a 1570m race at Cessnock for Scone based trainer Brett Cavanough. On Saturday (just 3 days later) FOXY MISS won again - this time at over 1600m at the TAB meeting at Coonabarbran.

The instructions were simple enough – “go to the front and improve on your position,” and that’s exactly what jockey Luke Cumberland did for a top team of Dynamic Syndications owners on ANZAC Day. Trained by Brett Cavanough she won Race 2, the AMY WILSON Memorial Plate over 1570m at Cessnock with a margin of 7.9 lengths x 3.1 lengths in a solid clip of 1:35.95.

In a Major Industry Coup, excellent young sire SMART MISSILE has been grabbed from ARROWFIELD STUD by new player TWIN HILLS Stud. SMART MISSILE currently has better stats than SNITZEL did at the same stages of their stud careers.

CHILCOTIN the Dynamic Syndications 4yo gelding by Medaglia d’Oro from Lake Charlotte (by Danzig) recorded his third win from 13 starts at Muswellbrook on Friday afternoon when claiming Race 8 the Goldolphin Benchmark 65 Hcp over 1500m running a slick 1:29.74 coming home his last 600m in 35.09 secs.

The report cards are in on our Class of 2018 Yearling Crop. We are delighted (as any proud parent would be) to advise there are no Dunces amongst this class and we certainly have the potential to see them rise to the top to fight out the honour of DUX of their year.

An interesting aspects of the Inglis Australian Easter Yearling Sale is always the performance of first crop sires and this year it was Brazen Beau (I Am Invincible's first son to go to stud), that finished on top by average for three or more sold.