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ONE FINAL SHARE REMAINS in Our OLE KIRK x CASA TRANQUILA Colt with Gerry Harvey and Ciaron Maher. The momentum continues to build around the outstanding yearling colt by exciting young sire OLE KIRK from CASA TRANQUILA (NZ), with Dynamic Syndications now 97.5% SOLD and just ONE FINAL 2.5% SHARE remains in this exciting racing prospect. This colt has been one of the most sought-after yearlings in our 2026 intake and it’s easy to understand why.

3yo filly FRINGES has jumped out of the ground to claim back-to-back wins when victorious in the Gr3 South Australian Classic last time out at Morphettville over the testing 2546m. FRINGES is trained by Michael Hickmott at Wellington (Murray Bridge). Team Dynamic quickly identified the merits of that effort and see the filly as a potential high-class staying prospect. We swooped and a deal was executed. The filly will continue racing under the expert care of Michael Hickmott and now heads to Queensland for the OAKS Gr1.

Dynamic Syndications 3yo filly PERCOLATE announced herself in style on Saturday, breaking through for a deserved Maiden victory when resuming first-up for her new trainer Jason Deamer in the CLUB FORSTER MAIDEN HANDICAP over 1305m at Tuncurry. Having her first start for the stable after transferring to the care of Jason Deamer, the daughter of Zoustar showed toughness, tactical speed and determination to score an impressive Heavy Track success that suggested there is plenty more upside to come.

There are some race wins that are important because of the class of race. Others because of the prizemoney. Then there are victories that are satisfying because everything unfolded exactly how it was hoped and expected. That was the case at Canberra on Friday when Dynamic Syndications galloper AGENT ZERO delivered a dominant and confidence boosting victory in Race 5, the SEEARS Workwear Plate over 1600m, a Class 1 & Maiden Set Weights.

On Thursday evening at the Inglis Riverside Sales Complex at Warwick Farm, the 2026 Inglis Chairman’s Sale was conducted which is for Elite Fillies and Mares as Broodmare Prospect. Dynamic Syndications entered one mare into the sale: LOT 101 - RAPT 5yo mare (More Than Ready x Ghenwaa) on behalf of her Dynamic All-Ladies Ownership Team. After spirited bidding RAPT was Sold to Vinery Stud for $200,000 and has a date with leading young sire OLE KIRK in the Spring. Congratulations to the RAPT All-Ladies Co-Ownership Team on your tremendous result.

NOVEMBER AIR DELIVERS A DYNAMIC DOUBLE ON MAY DAY. In simplistic terms – go to the front and improve on your position. These instructions were followed perfectly by jockey Ben Thompson who guided Dynamic mare NOVEMBER AIR straight to the front, and our Dynamic Duo were never seriously challenged. NOVEMBER AIR trained by Annabel and Rob Archibald, won Race 2 a Class 2 over 1600m.

Following the announcement of the consolidation of the Kia Ora Stud stallions into the Vinery Stud roster, Vinery unveiled their strengthened line-up for 2026 season. The addition of Farnan, Captivant and new stallion Tropicus from Kia Ora reinforces a stallion roster that blends proven class, emerging talent and strong commercial appeal, offering a mix of established sires and rising stars at every level of the market. It’s the two big boys that capture industry attention for the 2026 season. OLE KIRK at $110k and FARNAN at $77k

A DYNAMIC DUO in ETON and jockey RACHEL KING combined to destroy their rivals in Race 1 at Wagga on Friday 1st May, being their feature Wagga Gold Cup meeting. The Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott trained, beautifully named 4yo gelding ETON (I Am Invincible x English) was presented in magnificent condition for a first-up assignment after 18 months off the scene due to injury. ETON and Rachel King put on a masterclass in Race 1 the WAGGA RSL CLUB SHOWCASE SUPER MAIDEN PLATE 1200m when they won eased down by a widening 3.75 lengths.

As April draws to a close, there remains just 3 months remaining to the 2025-26 Racing Season. With the yearling sales basically behind us and stallion masters spruiking the wares of their sires to potential breeders, looking for options to send their mares in the 2026 season, it’s a vital time to look at the various Sires Premiership tables and see who is doing well and those that are not. In many instances the data speaks for itself. Yearling buyers and owners can identify opportunities when looking at buying into racing stock.