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Dynamic Syndications ventured out to Oakridge Spelling Farm on Wednesday 26 February to run our eye over the recently purchased 2014 yearling crop.

Not since the Melbourne Premier Class of 2008, which included Black Caviar, Reward for Effort and Starspangledbanner, has the Premier cracked $80,000 average. 441 yearlings sold, averaging $84,115 (up 10%) while the clearance rate hit 81% (up 5%).

We found a super looking filly by highly regarded Victorian based international sire ARTIE SCHILLER. 95.1% Runners : Earners. A filly with a strong genetic pedigree with a score of A 171 %. This filly was from the Redoute’s Choice successful racemare and a winner of 4 races including 2 city race wins REDANCE.

The stats on the first season sires premiership reveal that I AM INVINCIBLE is living up to his name with 8 individual winners 5 clear of his nearest rival Denman. Included amongst these 8 winners are 2 Stakes Winners 2 Stakes Placed and highly promising city winner Tetsuko. He leads the way in all areas of comparison: $ Earnings, Winners, Wins, Stakes Winners, Stakes Wins.

Day 2 of the Inglis Melbourne Premier Yearling Sale we added our second yearling purchase from the Melbourne catalogue increasing our overall tally to a baker's dozen (13) of the highest quality thoroughbred yearlings available for syndication.

Again the old adage rings true " the harder you work the luckier you get". That's certainly the case in most areas of life however it is a factual comment in the highly competitive world of the thoroughbred industry.

For Dynamic Syndications to maintain our high strike rate of success we believe the art of yearling selection is four (4) pronged.

775 lots have been selected for the 2014 William Inglis & Son Melbourne Premier Sale. Dynamic Syndications will be at the sale searching for more Group 1 success amongst the many lots in this high quality catalogue.

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