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“Lies, Damn Lies and Statistics.” Forget the marketing hype. There is nowhere to hide now for the first crop sires as their progeny expose their sire abilities and there can only be one Leader and that’s JUSTIFY (USA). In all, 19 of Justify’s first crop have faced the starter in the first 3 months of the new season in the USA and ALL 19 have earned prizemoney: 7 Winners + 8 Placegetters + 2 x 4ths and 2 x 5ths including a Gr2 and a Gr3 Winner and a LR placegetter.

A few days ago Adam from Dynamic went out to Gooree Park Stud at Mudgee to catch up with our recently turned 2yo’s going through their pre-training before heading into their respective city stables. At this time of year training and educations of youngsters is getting serious as the official 2yo trials aren’t that far away and the 2yo racing commences in Sydney on the October long weekend. Currently Dynamic Syndications have limited shares remaining in just a handful of 2yo’s to complete our syndications for 2022.

Starting from scratch just 5 months ago, on the 1st April 2022 to the 31st July 2022 the end of the 2021-22 racing season, Dynamic father and son combination RICHARD & WILLIAM FREEDMAN keep churning out the winners. The stable has produced 112 Starters: 17 Winners & 32 Placegetters, a season winning strike rate of 15.2%, and they have trained 10 Winners from their last 50 Starters, a current strike rate of 20.0%. Whilst the dynamic duo from their last 10 Runners have trained 5 Winners. That’s an amazing Strike Rate of 50% !

The CIARON MAHER Racing Stables overseen by Head Trainer CIARON MAHER and Co-Trainer DAVID EUSTACE had an outstanding season and deserve well-earned recognition of their achievements. The Dynamic Duo were easily Leading Victorian Trainers with 276 Winners. Significantly they were 60 wins ahead on the Metropolitan Trainers Premiership with 104 Winners with their closest rival finishing with 44 wins. The CIARON MAHER RACING STABLE had a Strike Rate in Victoria of 21.0% which was sensational.

Finally, it’s happened, I Am Invincible has been crowned CHAMPION AUSTRALIAN SIRE for the 2021-22 Racing Season. I Am Invincible got the premiership he seemed destined for over the past few seasons when he prevailed in a gripping tussle with So You Think who finished runner-up almost $1.5m clear of four-time champion stallion Snitzel who was third. Newgate's Russian Revolution was crowned Champion First Season Sire, a first for a son of Snitzel.

The first metropolitan meeting of the new 2022-23 racing season was conducted at Canterbury on Wednesday afternoon and Dynamic Syndications were back in the Winner’s Circle with our first runner for the new season, with newly turned 4yo mare NOTIONS (Press Statement x She’s Sirius) won Race 3 the BOWERMANS HANDICAP Benchmark 72 picking up $25,400 to the winner who was Trained to perfection at Rosehill by Dynamic Co-Trainers RICHARD and WILLIAM FREEDMAN.

Racing NSW today announced a further $30 million in prizemoney increases along with record investment in infrastructure and an additional share of prizemoney for both equine welfare and stable staff. Total prizemoney paid in NSW increases to $358 million per annum. Total prizemoney for Everest Day will now be a staggering $21.8 million which far exceeds any other race meeting in Australia.

First Crop sire JUSTIFY sired his 6th Individual Winner on Sunday at Del Mar when his debutant daughter JUSTIQUE put in a "Rising Star" performance that has to be seen to be believed when winning at 1100m by over 3 lengths after giving away a 14 length head start. JUSTIFY’S sixth (6th) Individual Winner and another seven (7) runners have been placed from 15 runners with 2 Stakes Winners and 1 Stakes Placegetter. JUSTIFY remains the clear Leading First Crop (Freshman) Sire in the USA and in second position on the overall 2YO Sires Premiership. No debutant sire does this – it’s "freakish"

Dynamic Syndications sends out "HAPPY BIRTHDAY WISHES" to our entire stable of horses as today, Monday the 1st of August (in the Southern Hemisphere) is the horses’ birthday. The 1st of August each year is the date all horses in the Southern Hemisphere are judged to turn one year older, no matter their actual foaling date. This is implemented to achieve a uniform date for all equestrian pursuits.