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“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?

Team Dynamic and our Newcastle based trainer extraordinaire JASON DEAMER were back in the Winner’s Circle on Tuesday at Hawkesbury, when our well-bred 4yo mare JUST IN TIME resumed from a spell to claim Race 5, the FOWLER CIVIL CONTRACTING Midway Class 1 Hcp (1300m), banking $21,000 to the winner and taking her overall record to 7 starts: 2-0-1 and $68,225 prizemoney. JUST IN TIME (by JUSTIFY (USA) from PICKIN' TIME) was having her first start since being transferred to Jason Deamer and her ownership team have been well rewarded with an easy watch as JUST IN TIME cruised to victory under the sweet hands of leading jockey Tommy Berry.

Off to a flyer with his first crop 2yo’s in Europe. 8 Runners in Great Britain = 3 Winners! They are: SIRIUS A, A BIT OF SPIRIT, MORRIS DANCER. PALACE PIER was * World Champion miler * Champion three-year-old in Europe * Champion older miler in Europe * Unbeaten at two. 11 Starts: 9-1-1 including 5 Gr1 Wins and 2 Gr1 placings. ​

Sadness at Arrowfield - Vale, Snitzel. Arrowfield Stud advised the passing of their much loved champion sire Snitzel. Snitzel was humanely euthanised on Wednesday at Arrowfield, his home for nearly two decades and the base for one of the most exceptional stallion careers in Australian thoroughbred breeding history. Despite comprehensive veterinary support and the daily dedication of Arrowfield’s experienced team, his condition deteriorated rapidly over the past week. With no treatment options remaining, the decision was made to allow him a peaceful and dignified farewell.

Dynamic Syndications are delighted to confirm that JAMES CUMMINGS will be a trainer in HONG KONG for the 2026-27 Season. Our Team at Dynamic are excited for James, Monica and family as they head off on an adventure of a lifetime. He will take a holiday and spend some family time away from the sport over the next 12 months before he moves to Hong Kong next year.