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We are pleased to advise that we have had a rush on the few remaining shares Wednesday afternoon and currently they are all reserved.

The Annual Stallion Parades were completed just over two weeks ago in the Hunter Valley, one of the most visited sires was I AM INVINCIBLE. Courtesy of Yarraman Park, the footage has been made available.

The latest internet and social media craze “The Ice Bucket Challenge”, is an activity involving dumping a bucket of ice water on someone's head to promote awareness of the disease amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) and for the Motor Neurone Disease Association to encourage donations to research.

Dynamic Syndications highlighted two weeks ago Godolphin galloper Bracteate; a close relation to our Reward For Effort x Fairy Rainbeam colt must have been showing above average ability at home, following the horse’s nomination for the Group 1 Caulfield Guineas. The 3yo was produced 1st up at Wyong Sunday and forged clear for a dominant length and a half win over 1350 meters.

Dissident, claimed the first Group 1 of the new Australian racing season with a dominant win of the Memsie Stakes at Caulfield. Sweet Idea hung on to second placing after leading with Puissance De Lune taking the minor placing.

James Cummings and his new bride Monica were centre stage receiving the accolades for the brilliant return of Hallowed Crown to win the RUN TO THE ROSES on Saturday at Rosehill. Watching closely was his training partner BART CUMMINGS, proud of the achievements the stable continues to produce whilst he plays an active role from in continuing to mentor his grandson.

The 1st September – It’s Spring ! Warm weather, blue skies, broodmares producing foals, stallions busy in the serving barns from today and outstanding racing and social activity. Is there a better time of year ?

Clients of Dynamic Syndications all know their “go to” man PETER WAGSTAFF - our Client Liaison executive. He’s our man for any assistance with information, administration, raceday help or stable visits for all clients’ horses.

Gary Moore (62), Macau’s Champion trainer and a son of the legendary George Moore, and younger brother of HK based trainer John Moore, has returned to Australia to commence training in partnership with his son Nicholas (30) at Rosehill Gardens.