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The data from the 2024 Inglis Easter Yearling Sales for SIRES. We have selected 23 Sires to collate their data into the Sires Table whom would be of interest to Dynamic Syndications Owners and followers. Obviously the leading sire is PIERRO as a result of the sale of his $10 million daughter from Winx. Should you choose to review PIERRO by extracting the Winx filly from the figures, the sire averaged $322,000 which is still a healthy result.

With the Gross and Averages up, it provides healthy signs for Australian Thoroughbred Industry after amazing results for the 2024 Inglis Easter Yearling Sale. Day 2 action saw a day of drama, global records, incredible bidding and theatre that has never been witnessed previously in a thoroughbred sales ring, as the much-anticipated daughter of Pierro and Winx set a world record price for a yearling filly at Riverside. Lot 391 – as the Winx filly – sold for $10m to Debbie Kepitis’ family company Woppitt Bloodstock

Celestial Legend - The Les Bridge-trained colt scored a stunning victory in the Gr1 Doncaster Mile on Day 1 of The Championships at Randwick, defeating an outstanding field of Gr1 stars with relative ease. The 3-year-old son of DUNDEEL steered between runners from the rear of the field to defeat Pericles (Street Boss) by three-quarters of a length with a short-half-head to Militarize another 3-year-old son of Dundeel in third.

A winner and stakes-placed three times in Europe when carrying the royal family colours for Sir Michael Stoute, Circle Of Fire (GB) opened his Australian account at his third start for Ciaron Maher to claim his first stakes win in Saturday’s Group 2 Schweppes Chairman's Quality (2600m) at Randwick. With this stakes breakthrough, Circle Of Fire advances his record to: 9 starts: 2-1-2 with earnings of $263,687. The race was vital as he had to win to gain a start in next Saturday’s Group 1 Sydney Cup.

Widden Stud’s exceptional stallion ZOUSTAR was the star of the show on Day 1 of the Inglis Australian Easter Yearling Sale, by providing the top two lots and four of the top six lots on a day where blue chip fillies rose to the fore. Day 1 ended with a gross of $63,975,000, average of $390,091 and median of $300,000. The Day 1 top lot was a Zoustar x Prompt Response filly from Widden Stud, which sold for $2.2m, making her the most expensive yearling sold in the Southern Hemisphere this year so far.

Trainer Jason Deamer – “Take a Bow” – What a tremendous piece of horse husbandry you have delivered for your Dynamic Syndications Ownership Team that race AWESOME TYCOON (4yo geld Written Tycoon x Sensible Lady) after a hard fought but courageous win in a fast tempo race on a Soft 7 surface at Taree on Tuesday. Ridden a “pearler” by jockey Ben Looker, AWESOME TYCOON won Race 2 the MURRAY DOUST CLASS 1 & MAIDEN PLATE (1600m) on a Soft 7 track in a Time of: 1:37.85 with a Last 600m: 0:37.74.

Widden Stud’s champion sire ZOUSTAR is in overdrive and he sired six (6) winners on Saturday including a Stakes Double with Olentia already a stakes winner, claiming further stakes success in winning the Group 2 ATC Emancipation Stakes (1500m) at Rosehill followed later in the day by Celsius Star, who claimed his first Black Type win in the $140,000 Harcourts Hills Railway Stakes Listed (1100m) at Oakbank in South Australia.

Dynamic Trainer CIARON MAHER and his Warwick Farm based team lead by Johann Gerard-Duboard (Aussie Joh) had presented our dynamic filly UP TO MISCHIEF (3yo Written Tycoon x More Mischievous) for a debut victory at Canberra on 20 October. She was spelled after that win and the filly resumed from a spell on Sunday to Win again remaining undefeated in 2 starts when claiming a 1100m Class 1 at Mudgee

In the wake of last weekend’s racing, which produced new Group winner Vibrant Sun & new stakes performer The Autumn Belle for THE AUTUMN SUN, it’s timely to review his early-stage stud career. Champion 3YO Colt THE AUTUMN SUN retired to Arrowfield with expectations of greatness and with the classic influence of THE AUTUMN SUN’S dam sire Galileo - this should see with maturity and distance the full scope of his aptitude as a sire. And that’s exactly what’s happening with THE AUTUMN SUN’S first-crop three-year-olds.