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Congratulations to Dynamic Syndications Director of SALES & MARKETING - ADAM WATT on another record-breaking year, as he completed 480 Share Sales during 2019. We have now placed the “SOLD OUT” Sign on ALL 24 HORSES we purchased for Public Syndications during the 2019 Calendar Year. There has been 16 Yearlings and 8 Horses-In-Training, Team Dynamic have syndicated between January and December.

WOW ! What a sensational win by Dynamic Syndications latest Cult Hero “VINACEOUS” who blitzed a good quality field over the Cox Plate trip of 2040m. VINACEOUS ($15) carried 58.0kgs to win Race 8 the Thank You SES Volunteers Handicap Bm64 2040m defeating Positive Mind by 1 length with Green Ivy a further 1.75 lengths away in third. Like Father – Like Daughter was our immediate comparison for our tough mare as this Daughter of our own COX PLATE Winner SAVABEEL won in the same racing manner as her fabulous father did when he was ridden by Chris Munce to claim for us the 2004 edition of the Cox Plate.

The ups and downs of racehorse ownership were on display at Newcastle on Saturday, when Race 1 went to our promising middle-distance prospect OUR FUN (Dundeel x Funzero) after the 4yo mare scored a well-deserved TRACK RECORD victory, lowering Funstar's previous best by 0.91 sec. OUR FUN took her report cared to 7 starts: 2 wins, 2 seconds, 1 fourth and claimed she her second BOBS Bonus when taking her career earnings to $58,130 for trainers Richard Michael and Will Freedman.

Dynamic Syndications are now 90% SOLD in our sensational UK Import RECONDITE (IRE) being trained by “The People’s Trainer” RICHARD FREEDMAN at Rosehill. 5% Shares are only $8,850 inc GST and EVERY COST (such as: GST, Air Travel, Insurance, Quarantine and all Associated Costs) through to 31/1/20. Then ongoing costs average just $10 per day. If you were thinking about being involved then Be Quick! Otherwise with only 1 x 5% shares remaining, if you snooze – you’ll lose.

LONHRO has turned 21 today. Remembered by all as the “Black-Flash” he was a son of a champion that became a champion on the track and in the breeding shed. A son of Octagonal from Shadea, Lonhro was born on December 10, 1998. Lonhro raced 35 times registering 26 wins, 11 at Group 1 level, including a Caulfield Guineas, an Australian Cup, two (2) George Ryder Stakes and a Queen Elizabeth Stakes.

Dynamic Syndications UK Import MUSHAIREB (GB) is fit well and ready to give it his all, in the Gr2 Villiers 1600m at Randwick on Saturday. The Richard and Michael “Freedman Brothers” trained MUSHAIREB (GB) is under the guidance of Richard Freedman along with his son Will, from the team’s Rosehill Stables. MUSHAIREB (GB) despite being a little “quirky” at times, has always shown plenty of ability as can be seen through his formlines. A 60,000 Guineas purchase by Dynamic Syndications from Tattersalls Horses-In-Training Sale, MUSHAIREB (GB) has a race record of 12 starts: 3 Wins, 3 Seconds, 2 Thirds, 2 Fourths & $119,577 in earnings.

Well-known and likable NSW Breeder Ian Smith is the owner of boutique thoroughbred nursery Edinburgh Park. In response to the recent biased negative press coverage by the ABC into horse welfare, Ian has announced all horses carrying his industry renowned IKS brand can always be returned to their place of birth for professional care upon racetrack retirement.

High profile, leading thoroughbred nursery Newgate Farm will again in 2019 offer a substantial cash incentive for buyers at all 2020 Magic Millions and Inglis Yearling Sale Series sales that purchase a horse by their exciting first crop sires Capitalist, Extreme Choice, Flying Artie and Winning Rupert. Newgate Farm will pay a $250,000 bonus to the recorded buyer, as listed in the official Magic Millions and Inglis sales results, for ALL of their yearling sales (not online) for any two year-old by Capitalist, Extreme Choice, Flying Artie or Winning Rupert that can win the 2021 Magic Millions 2YO Classic or 2021 Inglis Millennium Race.

Gr1 Australian Guineas & Manikato Stakes winner HEY DOC was fresh on the scene having sidestepped the Spring Carnival. He resumed from his break but the noted first-up specialist led however was no match when swallowed-up by TELEPLAY and Home Of The Brave at WFA over 1300m at Sandown in Gr3 Kevin Heffernan Stakes. McEvoy then placed the 6yo Hey Doc to advantage by sending him to WA to take on tired Spring Carnival horses and WA’s lesser grade sprinters over 1200m at their feature sprint, the Gr1 WFA Winterbottom Stakes (1200m) at Ascot and by doing so, recorded his third win at Gr1 level.