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Walk through enough yearling sale complexes and you learn that every horse has a story. Some impress on pedigree. Others catch your eye for athletic movement. Some possess an page but disappoint physically. Others are magnificent individuals whose pedigrees don't match. Then, you come face to face with a horse that appears to have almost everything. Those are the horses that make experienced judges stop walking. Because you simply can't help yourself. That was our experience when we stood beside this bay colt by exciting young sire FARNAN from the Irish stakes performed mare HUBOOR.

Timing is everything in racing. It matters when purchasing a yearling. It matters when developing a young horse. It matters when placing a racehorse into the right event. It also matters when presenting an exciting ownership opportunity to the market. Dynamic Syndications deliberately chose to retain the promotion of our outstanding filly by Champion Racehorse and rapidly rising sire THE AUTUMN SUN from the Japanese bred broodmare PRINCESS NOIR until the the New Financial Year. The calendar turned to 1 July, and now for both Dynamic Syndications and our Owners, the wait is over.

Dynamic Syndications exciting three year old chestnut gelding BENEVAC delivered a dominant front running performance at Royal Randwick on Saturday, producing a commanding 2.84 length victory in the $160,000 Cactus Imaging Handicap over 1100 metres. Prepared by Australia's premier trainer Ciaron Maher and brilliantly ridden by Sydney's boom apprentice Siena Grima, Benevac was simply never headed, controlling the race from the moment the barriers opened before cruising clear in the straight to record an impressive metropolitan success.

There are champion racehorses. There are champion stallions. Then there are the rare few whose influence transcends generations and forever changes the landscape of Thoroughbred breeding. Savabeel belongs in that exclusive company. A brilliant racehorse who captured the Cox Plate and Spring Champion Stakes before retiring to Waikato Stud in New Zealand, Savabeel went on to become one of the greatest stallions the Southern Hemisphere has ever known. Crowned New Zealand's Champion Sire on ten occasions. The bay colt from the outstanding Pins mare Smashing in our opinion, was the best Savabeel colt offered at the sale.

ROSE WATER is racing like a mare full of confidence and that confidence was on full display at Taree on Thursday when she swept to another dominant victory, claiming the SKY International Gloucester Cup (1614m) in effortless fashion. Just sixteen days after winning with an authoritative Class 1 victory over the same course and distance, the four year old daughter of CALYX ex AQUA D' AMORE returned to the Taree Jockey Club and confirmed that performance was no one off.

Dynamic Syndications has again demonstrated why it is Australia's most active thoroughbred syndicator, lodging 18 nominations for the 2027 Golden Slipper, more than any other syndicator in the country. Whilst the Golden Slipper itself is every owner's dream, a Golden Slipper nomination also carries automatic eligibility for the Group 1 Golden Rose at three years of age, making the nomination one of the most valuable early investments in a young thoroughbred's career.

Sometimes racing has a funny way of writing its own story. Yesterday, our outstanding MAURICE (JPN) x SCANDALEUSE (USA) Bay Filly with CIARON MAHER was officially SOLD OUT. Today, she is not. An allocated purchaser has been unable to settle their purchase and has been withdrawn from the co-ownership team. As a result, ONE 5% SHARE unexpectedly is available and is now being re-offered.

With eight (8) stakes winners this season, a second Group 1 Winner and three (3) 2yo stakes winners, including Dynamic Syndications Gr2 Winning Mare PIGGYBACK, Widden Stud based sire TRAPEZE ARTIST is building momentum on the track and in the barn. With his service fee set at $27,500 in 2026, the son of champion sire SNITZEL is competitively priced with his eight (8) stakes winners this 2025-26 season, led by Group 1 Australasian Oaks winner PANOVA, along with PIGGYBACK, PINITO, DISNECK, THE CRIMSON PIRATE, SPICY MISS, CHILLY GRL and WHERE’S THE CIRCUS.

Patience and persistence were rewarded at Taree on Tuesday when Dynamic Syndications' 4yo mare ROSE WATER recorded the second victory of her career with a dominant performance in the Cafe Nosh Class 1 & Maiden Plate over 1600 metres. Prepared by Newcastle trainer Jason Deamer and expertly ridden by Ben Looker, ROSE WATER justified her short quote of $1.30 with an authoritative display, defeating Smokey Saint by 2.94 lengths, with Elite Delight a further margin away in third.