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It’s been a busy few weeks with our Team attending the Tattersalls UK Horses-In-Training Sale at Newmarket and securing 4 fabulous horses who will be arriving in Australia in a months’ time after completing UK quarantine. So here we are “finally” able to release to the market the much anticipated four (4) UK horses. Demand has been brisk with many loyal Dynamic Syndications owners already having reserved shares in these horses so there is only limited opportunities remaining.

CONSTANZIA our 4yo Brown Mare by PIERRO x MAFIA MISS faced the starter for her fourth career start and came away victorious in the BJ’s Workwear Maiden Handicap 1280m at Muswellbrook on Melbourne Cup day Tuesday 5/11. Her record now reads 4 sts: 1-0-1 and twice fifth. Owners like winners at anytime but there is something more special when you can win on Melbourne Cup Day.

The poise of jockey Nash Rawiller, the polish of co-trainers Mick Price and Michael Kent (Jnr), the perfection of race planning of Dynamic Syndications Adam Watt, the racing gods aligning to deliver a soft 6 surface and a magnificent mare with an abundance of class, all combined at Flemington on CUP DAY to produce a dominant win of Race 6 the $200,000 JIM BEAM Stakes Gr3 1400m for mares 4yo and up under set weights and penalties.

Coolmore's Champion sire FASTNET ROCK sired his 150th Stakes-Winner when progressive three year-old SHERWOOD FOREST won the Group 3 War Decree stakes at Riccarton in New Zealand. To reach 150 Stakes Winners is a tremendous effort by any stallion at stud around the world. In the process he has sired 37 Group 1 Winners and there have been another 123 Stakes Placegetters. FASTNET ROCK stands at a Service Fee of $165,000 in 2019.

On Saturday at Newcastle, 3yo Filly ROCHA CLOCK (PIERRO x ROCHA) faced the starter for the first time and won Making Waves Fillies and Mares Maiden 1200m in a slick 1:10.03 coming home her last 600m in 33.69. She is the 3/4 Sister to our wonderful 2YO prospect by PIERRO x LARROCHA being trained by Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott.

The fourth and final session of the Tattersalls Autumn Horses in Training Sale brought down the curtain on the world’s largest horses in training sale. Sustained demand continued through to the end with a clearance rate in excess of 90% taking the turnover for the sale past 25 million guineas, the third highest in the sale's history.

It was as easy as shelling peas for the Dynamic Syndications owned - Ciaron Maher and David Eustace trained TAPICONIC who being ridden by Christian Reith was facing the starter for the first time under our new ownership and his new trainers, with the added pressure of being a $1.30 favourite. However everything went well and TAPICONIC duly saluted.

Dynamic Syndications paid 50,000 Guineas to purchase Lot 485 on Day 2 at the Tattersalls UK Horses-In-Training Sale and he could well be a buy that turns into a sensational result for his group of owners. ​ Is he the best MAIDEN in racing in the UK? The answer is he could well be in the top echelon! How many 2YO Colts have you seen that have raced on 6 occasions for 6 placings against horses that have gone on to earn black type? He has started either Favourite or Second Favourite in each of his 6 career starts, finishing 4 x second and twice third.

As we advised our Dynamic owners and followers before heading to Newmarket England for the historical TATTERSALLS HORSES-IN-TRAINING Sale, “if we can’t beat them – we’re going to join them.” That’s exactly what we achieved by the close of Day 1 at here at Newmarket. Team Dynamic claimed three (3) magnificent 3yo geldings to bring home to compete for the lucrative prizemoney available in middle distance events in Australia.