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The Teams at Gai Waterhouse Racing and Dynamic Syndications were very happy with the trials of both our horses on Friday 6/5 - 2yo Filly DELIRIUM and 2yo Colt ARBEITSAM.

Dynamic Syndications will be hosting our annually OPEN DAY with GAI WATERHOUSE on SUNDAY 22nd MAY between 11:00am and 1:30pm. To be held within the SALE RING of the INGLIS SALES COMPLEX, Young St Randwick. Over 350 people attend last year and we are hopeful to build on this number in 2016.

Cheshire Oaks (Listed) 1m3f (2200m), 3yo fillies. SOMEHOW (by Fastnet Rock) ridden by Ryan Moore won the Cheshire Oaks at Chester on Wednesday by a half-length despite the filly being unsuited on the ground and the tricky layout of this speed track.

On Wednesday morning 4 May, we filmed Episode 11 in our Dynamic series “A DAY WITH GAI”, however with Gai away this week we are proud to introduce our First Episode of "A DAY WITH AIDO"

An inch is as good as a mile when it comes to racing and a horse sticking its nose out to hit the finishing line first is what its all about. That’s what DYNAMIC ROCK did on Saturday at Newcastle when she won Race 3 the RADFORD SHOPFITTERS F&M Benchmark 65 Handicap 1350m, track Good 4, Time: 1:19.89 Last 600m: 0:34.40.

GAI WATERHOUSE took a truck load of horses up to the trials at Wyong on Monday morning with one of these being Team Dynamic’s 3yo filly DINKY DI DORA (Redoute’s Choice x Diana Cazadora (CHI)).

On Wednesday morning 29 April, we filmed Episode 10 in our Dynamic series “A DAY WITH GAI” commencing at 4:30am, the early start to morning trackwork allowed us to watch many Dynamic Syndications horses go through their paces.

It’s always a nice vote of confidence for Owners when their horse goes to the trials for the first time and held together, trialled so well that the horse is noted by the commentators as the BEST of the morning. Last Tuesday 26 April at Rosehill, that’s how the owners of Dynamic 2yo filly ARGIE BARGIE (Snitzel x Laurinel Argie) are coping with the emotional butterflies of seeing their fabulous filly trial in slick time.

Reward for Effort, Victoria’s leading second season sire will have a 50% service fee increase to $16,500 (inclusive of GST) (up from his initial fee of $11,000 (inclusive of GST). With his oldest progeny now three year-olds, Reward for Effort is the leading Victorian based second season sire by earnings, stakes winners and winners. He is fourth on the overall Australian Second Season Sires List and doing a great job.