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The strength of Day 1 has flowed through into Day 2 with keen completion for several lots. A snapshot at the halfway mark on Day 2 the following lots are highlighted

Speedy Snitzel gelding Triple Snitz kept his unbeaten record intact with a tenacious win. Gai has a wonderful affinity with Snitzel progeny and it appears she has another top liner in the making. Gai has started 20 individual by SNITZEL for 15 Winners - 3 placegetters & in 2015, produced 2 Group 1 winners by the sire – SWEET IDEA & WANDJINA

The strength of the thoroughbred market is a gauge on the economy so with the good news figures and green shoot economies around the world it was no surprise to astute industry participants that the 2015 New Zealand Bloodstock Ready to Run Sale of Two-Year-Olds was set to be a cracker at Karaka.

NZ Champion Sire SAVABEEL has seen competitive bidding on his progeny at today’s opening session of the two day NZ Bloodstock Ready To Run Sale being held at KARAKA. After competition, 5 of his colts have sold on Day 1 for a Gross of $1,080,000 and an average of $216,000.

Last weekend Dynamic Syndications team member Adam Watt headed to the Selling Farms to visit and see first-hand, the ongoing progression. We were particularly keen to see our 3 x 2yo's we're syndicating: SAVABEEL ex SWAROVSKI 2yo Filly ; SNITZEL ex TYCOON JOY 2yo Colt & our COMMANDS ex KRYPTELON 2yo Colt.

Coolmore Stud’s sensation UNCLE MO (USA) added a 7th SW to his tally when headline filly LOST RAVEN won the Smart Halo S. at Laurel Park. Now with 24 Northern Hemisphere winners including 2 x Gr1 Winners: GOMO & also Champion USA 2yo NYQUEST, Uncle Mo will finish Champion USA First Crop Sire & Champion USA Sire of Two Year Olds.

It’s been a terrific year for Dynamic Syndications since joining forces with GAI WATERHOUSE Racing and as a result, we have only a handful of shares remaining to finish our 2015 syndications. To date, Dynamic have introduced 326 NEW OWNERS to the GAI WATERHOUSE Racing across ownership of 17 yearling purchases. Also we transferred 8 older horses into Gai’s care.

SAVABEEL (by Zabeel) to the thoroughbred industry in NZ is as important to the country's morale as are the All Blacks for rugby. The depth of success SAVABEEL achieved both sides of the ditch, last weekend was a classic day for the brilliant stallion.

Under 59.0kg, PERPLEXITY led from barrier to post to run his rivals ragged to display a tough, gutsy win in Race 2 - the BRISBANE MARRIOTT HOTEL - OPEN Handicap 2220m at Doomben and we banked another $41,600 in the process. This was his 8th win and & earnings of $356,470.