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Leading Australian second crop sire ALL TOO HARD added another chapter to his resume when siring his 1st South African winner at Greyville on Friday courtesy of Roy's Riviera. Then he back up at Kembla on Saturday when Za Zi Ba scored convincingly for trainer Brad Widdup. This took All Too Hard’s tally to 13 winners for the new season and now a total of 22 individual winners.

HARLEM was the sale-topper at the 2016 Tattersalls Newmarket Autumn Horses-In-Training Sale and he has raced into Caulfield Cup calculations with an emphatic win in the Group 3 MRC Foundation Cup at Caulfield.

The team at Dynamic Syndications now require just 1 more win to bring up the magical 500 winners mark since our first runner Up ‘n’ Doing when she won on debut at Rosehill on 22 October 2005. At Canberra, Team Dynamic recorded a very rare DOUBLE DOUBLE having recorded 2 wins the day before at Hawkesbury, we repeated the achievement with a double on Friday at Canberra

The extremely talented I AM SPECIAL may be enigmatic but she sure can run and proved this at her second career start at Canberra on Friday when trainer Brad Widdup, jockey Christian Reith and Team Dynamic combined again, this time to win race 1 on the programme the Revive Bathrooms / GMG Hummer Maiden Plate over 1000m as a $1.75 Favourite.

Hawkesbury trainer Brad Widdup clocked up his 13th winner from 46 runners (28.3% strike rate) when teaming up again with Dynamic Syndications, producing debutant PLEASANTRIES (Foxwedge x Polite) providing the trainer him with his 13th Winner and Team Dynamic with their 497th Winner and her owners with their first of what is promising to be many wins.

Brenton Avdulla took the riding honours when co-trainers Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott produced Dynamic Syndications odds-on favourite SAVAPINSKI ($1.35) to win with ease race 3 at Hawkesbury on Thursday, the ONTRACK ENGINEERING Class 2 1600m scoring by 1.1 lens x 2.92 lens in 1:35.00 and last 600m in 34.22.

Friday morning 15 September, ADAM WATT - at Dynamic Syndications headed out to WILD OAKS Farm - the property where we send our horses to do their early preliminary training before heading into their respective racing stables. Its vital to go out and look at each horse as an individual - not look at a calendar to determine when each horse is ready to progress.

Fastnet Rock again showed why he is at the pinnacle of the alpha males in the breeding barns. On Saturday when the Stakes races beefed up in Sydney and Melbourne his progeny performed. His 4yo son COMIN’ THROUGH won the Gr3 Bill Ritchie Hcp at Randwick and his 3yo daughter CATCHY won the Gr2 Danehill Stakes at Flemington.

Astoria became the 106th individual Stakes Winner for Darley Stud’s Medaglia d’Oro and his 14th individual Stakes Winner in Australia, joining fellow sons VANCOUVER, ASTERN, etc. On the same day, another of the stallion’s progeny named SPECTROSCOPE finished third in the NJC Cameron Hcp Gr3 1500m.