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Winter is well and truly biting, and our yearlings are feeling the cold but remain in sensational condition despite morning frosts and overnight sub-zero temperatures burning off the pick in the paddocks. On Friday we were able to head back out to Bimbadeen Park and Bulleroo to take updated pics of the 4 colts we currently have available with Ciaron Maher. Now is the perfect time for us to see what we have to work next time through the stable system.

SEBRING five year-old mare TASHI (Sebring x Ghenwaa) produced her career best performance at Eagle Farm on Saturday to win the $700,000 Group 1 Tatts Tiara (1400m). TASHI is one of two winners and a placegetter from three to race from Ghenwaa. The other is Dynamic Syndications mare RAPT, a quality mare who has a career of 5 wins : 4 seconds : 2 thirds : 3 fourths and $315,425 inc 4th in the BTC Just Now S., LR. Ghenwaa is a winning half-sister to 2 stakes-winners Taraayef and Haybah and stakes placed Muraahib from the family of dual Derby winner and sire Rebel Raider.

Axius our Dynamic 3yo gelding trained by Ciaron Maher and ridden by boom apprentice Braith Knock, lined up at Randwick on the Kensington track on Wednesday. As he arrived at the barriers for only his fourth race start of his career, he was also first-up after 10 months away. Axius displayed his class with a Dominant Win. Axius was $4.40 second favourite with his stablemate Epic Proportion who was the favourite at $4.00. The Ciaron Maher stables were adamant Axius was the best of their three runners in the race.

There was no more visually impressive win at Randwick on Saturday than that by It’s A Knockout and the Ciaron Maher-trained mare had the clock to back her up. Not only did she put over four lengths on her opposition in the Traffic Warden @ Darley Handicap but the 1400m was run two lengths faster than the Listed feature of the day, the Civic Stakes.

“The hardest part of the race win was pulling her up!” according to her jockey Braith Nock as our DUNDEEL mare proves she’s stakes class — and then some! It was a cool winter’s Saturday afternoon at Royal Randwick, in the shadows of the grandstand and under the gaze of the racing faithful, our 4-year-old Dynamic Syndications mare IT’S A KNOCKOUT delivered a performance that was nothing short of a significant statement. A stakes-class statement.

To be Trained at Royal Randwick by Australia’s Number 1 Stable - CIARON MAHER - Every champion has a story! Unfortunately, on Thursday 19th June, we have needed to cancel a 5% Sale in our FULLY RESERVED - FARNAN x GLOBAL SANCTION Filly being trained by CIARON MAHER at RANDWICK. The purchaser was unable to settle. This filly is by the incredibly successful First Crop Sire FARNAN (Not A Single Doubt) who is currently sitting in Second Place on the First Crop Sires List with 10 Winners including 3 Stakes Winners.

PALACE PIER first crop progeny are making waves throughout the Northern Hemisphere because his 2yo’s have hit the ground running. Eight (8) of his 2yo’s to face the starter in Great Britain have recorded 4 Winners! His most recent victor was on the 17-Jun-25 at Thirsk where his debutant daughter ROYAL FIXATION (ex Fixette by Kodiac) won the Join Bresbet EBF Fillies' Novice Stakes, a Novice over 1200m. These results have PALACE PIER sitting in Second Position by Winners (50%) behind Starman whose already sired 33 Runners = 8 Winners (24%).

Dynamic Syndications are delighted that finally, the ATC Board rubber stamped Sydney Racings worse kept secret, which was Australia's reigning Number 1 Trainer CIARON MAHER would be selected to train from the renowned Leilani Lodge Stable complex comprising 59 Boxes at 8 High Street, (on course) at Royal Randwick.

Hot off producing his 63rd stakes winner, fourteen (14) winners within the past week, and a total of 33 in the last 30 days; those are statistics not to be sniffed at. Fresh off another weekend where he sired stakes winner Opportunistic in the Listed Raconteur Stakes, it’s an appropriate time to wonder why So You Think (NZ) continues to be one of the most underrated sires in the country?