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Unstoppable is what boom first crop sire UNCLE MO is proving to be in the race to be the Champion First Season Sire of North America.​

Look Who’s Talking became the first Black-Type horse for her First-Crop sire CAPE BLANCO when 2nd in the Selima Stakes (LR) over 1100m at Laurel Park (Maryland). The Champion 3yo Stayer of Ireland and Champion 4yo Stayer in the USA is off to a flying start as a sire.

Spring is in the air and racing is heating up. Its also the time of year that we all become excited about the 2yo season ahead. On Friday morning, Dynamic Syndications went to trackwork with GAI to watch a couple of our babies going through their paces. KRYPTELON Bay Colt (red cap)​

Racing Victoria (RV) have announced today that an agreement has been reached for the Victorian industry’s free-to-air channel, Racing.com, to be simultaneously broadcast live on Foxtel Channel 522 from this Saturday, 12 September, to maximise live coverage and accessibility to Victorian racing.

Trainer Richard Laming says his promising 3yo filly PAYROLL has come back bigger & stronger & should be in for a good spring campaign, which she will kick off this weekend. Currently a first acceptor for the Gr1 Schweppes Thousand Guineas & Group 1 Cox Plate, Laming said they were hoping the filly would be a prominent figure during the spring.

One noticeable area where Gai Waterhouse has outperformed her legendary trainer / father TJ Smith, is in the making of stallions. Two of Gai’s best racehorses, Northern Meteor and Sebring have made an immediate impact at Widden Stud.

Dynamic Syndications in conjunction with GAI WATERHOUSE advise we have just 1 x 5% share remaining to complete a syndicate of 20 in our fantastic filly by MORE THAN READY / AQUA D'AMORE. - The 1st DAUGHTER of the "Brilliant" GAI WATERHOUSE trained AQUA D'AMORE Gr1,2,3 Winner of 9 races & $1.9m

Dynamic Syndications wish to announce that 2 more of our young fillies in 2015 have been registered and received their racing names.

Gai Waterhouse has announced today that she has made the decision to retire UK import Glencadam Gold. Within four starts in Australia he had won a Group 1, a Group 3 and a Listed event.