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Saturday 18 February 2023 saw the following Stakes Race Successes recorded by Stallions that Dynamic Syndications have purchased Yearlings by in 2023. Naturally, we keep a keen eye on the success or otherwise of commercial sires to identify strike rates and success at elite levels and for sires uplifting the progeny of the mares they cover. In addition, we are looking at the way the stakes horses have been bred on their maternal lines. The results recorded of interest to Dynamic Syndications were Stakes Wins by DUNDEEL (2 wins) (Gr2 & Gr3), WRITTEN TYCOON (Gr1), PIERRO (Gr2), SNITZEL (LR) whilst stakes placings results were recorded by: PIERRO (Gr3) and WRITTEN TYCOON (LR)

DUNDEEL is a Young but Already Proven Sire, with 5 Individual Group 1 Winners on his resume. As a result of his success, DUNDEEL had a big service fee increase in 2019, jumping 140% from $27,500, up to $66,000 due to the impressive racetrack results of his progeny headed by Castelvecchio. Covering 209 mares in 2019, that was up 62 from the 2018 season, and it’s his biggest book to date. His 2020 crop of mares were similar in numbers to 2019. In 2020 DUNDEEL covered 196 mares, and these are his current crop of Yearlings.

Dynamic Syndications are delighted for our friends at Coolmore Stud with the deeds of their awesome young sire JUSTIFY (USA) who keeps delivering with his first crop in both hemispheres. A leading player in the Northern Hemisphere last season where he was placed First by Group Winners, Second by Winners and Third by Earnings, JUSTIFY (USA) has hit the ground running in the Southern Hemisphere as well. Here in Australia, despite the USA Triple Crown Winner not racing as a 2yo, he is the sire of Australia’s Best Two-Year-Old to date, in the Undefeated dual stakes winning Filly LEARNING TO FLY (Justify x Ennis Hill (by Fastnet Rock).

A treble of metropolitan winners on Wednesday has seen Arrowfield Stud’s champion sire SNITZEL become the 4th sire to join the century club with 100 Australian winners for the season. SNITZEL with 100 winners from 242 runners (41.3%) including 11 Stakes Winners, joins I AM INVINCIBLE (132/299 = 44.1%); WRITTEN TYCOON (112/292 = 38.4%); ZOUSTAR (106/303 = 35%). SNITZEL is also the sire of the Dams of 21 Stakes-Winners.

Now we have reached the conclusion of both the 2023 Magic Millions & the Inglis Classic, Dynamic Syndications reviews the statistical data about the Sires Averages and Medians of the Sires we have purchased Yearlings by to date. Appreciating that the Magic Millions Yearlings are the athletic cream of the crop. The Magic Millions Averaged $291,343 / Median $210,000 The Inglis Classic Averaged $103,363 (-64.5%) / Median $80,000 (-61.9%). Dynamic Syndications have sourced 16 Yearlings by 12 Different Sires for 2023, by Leading Sires and Exciting New Sires.

The 2023 Inglis Classic Yearling Sale has concluded with some strong results for this style of sale. Inglis Bloodstock chief executive Sebastian Hutch described the results at the Classic as “very satisfying. It has certainly been stronger that what we anticipated pre-sale. Now focus heads to Melbourne for the Premier Sale. It’s a fantastic catalogue with a lot of high-quality horses and we will be continuing to work hard to ensure the success of that sale.’’

Another Dynamic Racing Story unfolded on Monday at Newcastle on the Beaumont track when our 3yo Filly FRANKIE'S ME DAD (FRANKEL x DADDY’S POPPET (Scat Daddy)) broke her maiden in an emphatic display of staying potential. Our Filly is trained by the Dynamic Duo of Ciaron Maher and David Eustace from their Warwick Farm base and was facing the starter for just her third raceday visit to the barriers.

On a day of trade that saw confidence in most facets of the market, it was the Written Tycoon x Sylvia’s Mother colt that topped proceedings, selling to Tony Fung Investments and Inglis Millennium-winning trainer Annabel Neasham for $550,000. The second-top lot was an Extreme Choice x Top Billing colt offered by Kingstar Farm, which sold to for $480,000. The colt will head to Melbourne and be trained by Mick Price and Michael Kent Jr. At the conclusion of Day 1, the sale average sits at $115,767 with a clearance rate of 81% and gross of $23,616,500.

JUSTIFY’S daughter LEARNING TO FLY (2f Justify x Ennis Hill, by Fastnet Rock) continued to help her sire make a big splash when she jumped to Group 1 Golden Slipper favouritism after winning the $2 million Inglis Millennium. As a result, JUSTIFY has surged to lead at the top of the Australian first season sire’s table and it would take a near miracle to deny him of Champion First Season Sire in Australia. Justify has sired 33 winners, including 7 Stakes Winners, 5 Stakes Placegetters and 3 Stakes Performers. That equals 15 of his 33 winning progeny have earned Black Type to date, and that is a massive 45.5%