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Dynamic Syndications added 2 high quality yearlings to our stables on Day 3 of the Magic Millions Sales on the Gold Coast, taking our overall purchases to 11 for the sale with a total spend of $1,120,000 and an average of $101,818.

Day 2 at this year’s Magic Millions Sale’s was once again an incredibly strong market seeing a further increase in the average, median and clearance rate. The average rose to $171,284. The median jumped to $140,000. The clearance rate spiked up 82.6%.

On Day 1 Dynamic Syndications purchased 5 lots - 3 for Gai Waterhouse and 2 for Gerald Ryan. We secured 3 fillies and 2 colts by sires: MORE THAN READY, SNITZEL, STREET CRY, NOT A SINGLE DOUBT and exciting first crop sire FOXWEDGE. We spent $515,000 for an average of $103,000 with a spread of prices from $80,000 to $120,000.

Managing Director Dean Watt has formally announced to the marketplace that Dynamic Syndications have entered into a strategic alliance with Australia’s First Lady of Racing – Gai Waterhouse as both parties were eager to explore exciting new possibilities. It’s a perfect evolution for both Gai Waterhouse Racing and Dynamic Syndications.

Dynamic Syndications are delighted to announce that we will be syndicating horses with Gai Waterhouse in 2015. Together we've formed an alliance to offer to the market the best yearlings in Australia with the First Lady of Racing.

During the Festive Season, the Dynamic Syndications office will close from 1:00pm Wednesday 24/12 and will re-open at 10:00am Monday 5/1.

It has been another extremely successful year for Team Dynamic, both on and off the track, leaving us extremely excited for what 2015 has on offer.

The New Year means New Yearling Sales with a whole new crop of youngsters about to take their places through sales rings in the coming months. The team at Dynamic Syndications are well under way preparing for the upcoming Sales Seasons with our heads firmly planted in Sale Catalogues

Coolmore Stud has been rocked by the sudden death of champion sire High Chaparral in Ireland while undergoing colic surgery. The dual Derby winner High Chaparral died suddenly at the age of 15.