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Dynamic Syndications outstanding front-running racehorse ARBEITSAM – a son of SNITZEL from the Red Ransom mare WORKHARD - is progressing well towards the Magic Millions Carnival, where all eyes are on the $1m Magic Millions Cup 1400m.

Two Wins in Four Minutes – that’s the result for Dynamic horses competing on Saturday when SAVAPINSKI won the 3:30pm race at Flemington and then LAMMA HILTON won the 3:34pm race at Newcastle. Congratulations to our trainer JASON COYLE and a Top Team of Dynamic Syndications Owners, on the win of promising staying mare LAMMA HILTON

Dynamic Syndications purchased 29 horses for promotion in 2017. That's 580 shares which our Dynamic Team offered into the market to our existing owners and to new clients. A snapshot shows we have now sold 572 of these 580 available shares (98.6%). We have only 8 x 5% shares remaining in 2017 across 2 spectacular fillies

It’s easy to wax lyrical about the deeds of Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott regarding their efforts in polishing SAVAPINSKI this preparation from a Class 1 provincial horse and in just 6 runs she is a dominant Gr2 winner. It gives you goosebumps – just how promising this mare actually is.

No trainer has recorded more wins over the carnival, with the highlight for Waterhouse/Bott being when she snapped her Kennedy Oaks drought when PINOT won the Gr1 last Thursday. Capped off by a wonderful Gr2 win by SAVAPINSKI

Gai Waterhouse won three races on Caulfield Guineas Day, trained a double on Emirates Melbourne Cup Day and claimed centre stage on Oaks Day when securing the time honoured Blue Riband event and her 135th Group 1 victory as PINOT (by Pierro) claimed the VRC OAKS.

All Too Huiying put in a gutsy performance to win Thursday’s Listed Seppelt Wines Stakes (1800m) at Flemington. All Too Huiying led for most of the race before holding off Black Sail ($9) to score by a short neck. "He pricked his ears and fought all the way to the line.” All Too Huiying has now won his last three starts.

Australian buyers of yearlings by Darley Stud's Medaglia D'Oro (USA) can congratulate themselves on having secured a bargain with the superstar son of El Prado having his US fee for 2018 raised to $250,000 in the wake of siring two (2) Group 1 Breeders' Cup winners last weekend. The US fee for Medaglia D'Or was recently announced at $200,000, which was up from $150,000 in 2017, but his recent successes forced a rethink from Darley.

Facing the starter for just the second time in her racing career, the Chris Munce trained FATA MORGANA (4yo mare by MEDAGLIA D’ORO ex TRICK OF LIGHT) led from barrier rise to finish line in a tough and courageous victory that has her loyal team of owners and connections very upbeat that there are more wins in store for the magnificently bred mare.