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Brilliant Fred Best Classic winner Najoom has been installed the new favourite for the Group 1 $2m AAMI Stradbroke Handicap (1350m) at Doomben on Saturday week after connections paid the $30,000 late entry fee.

Thursday morning, Dynamic Syndications Adam Watt met up with our Dynamic trainer GAI WATERHOUSE to see 5 of our yearlings going through their early training and education as we look towards the early 2yo trials in August and September ahead of the start of the 2yo season on the October long weekend.

Boom Victorian 2yo Filly PAYROLL currently sits at the top of the Gr1 J.J. Atkins betting markets after just three race starts. However her trainer Richard Laming is not looking too far ahead with the talented filly. He is fully focused on Saturday’s 2015 BRC Sires Produce Stakes at Doomben.

Valued Team Member and all-round top guy and great judge GARY MUDGWAY has been Dynamic Syndications Independent Bloodstock Advisor since 2009.

Dynamic Stephen Koukoulas - A Leading Australian Economist - goes into chapter and verse about the pro’s and con’s of owning a 5% share in a racehorse which is cheaper than a pet cat or dog.

Odds-on favourite SUPER ONE (by I AM INVINCIBLE) took out the the $325,000 Aushorse Golden Horseshoe Gr2 (1200m), final leg of the Singapore Golden Horseshoe series on Friday night, demoralising his 11 two-year-old rivals.

Scone trainer Rod Northam is no stranger to success in the Inglis Scone 2YO Challenge and claimed the lucrative juvenile feature for the fourth time in six years at Scone on Friday with promising I Am Invincible gelding - Sargent Doakes.

Dynamic Syndications are honoured and thrilled that in 2015 to be the lead syndicator for the Gerald Ryan Racing Stables at Rosehill. All industry participants would be aware of the incredible success Gerald has achieved as a trainer and what a marvellous job he is doing with progeny of the super sire - SNITZEL.

Being a racetrack hero does not guarantee success. It only guarantees, the marketing machines at commercial studs go into overdrive quickly plonking large service fees on these sires to artificially create commercial values on the resultant offspring and to pay for the upkeep at the fancy farms.