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On Wednesday afternoon as the curtain came down on the 2023-24 season, the CIARON MAHER RACING Team had again cemented their place as Australia’s BEST TRAINING STABLE winning Back-to-Back Premiership titles. CIARON MAHER (343) with a Strike Rate of 15.2% W:R finished the 2023-24 season 51 Race Wins ahead of runner-up Chris Waller (292) who had a Strike Rate of 13.3%. Amazingly, such is the richness of the Racing Industry both broke $51million prizemoney

Dynamic Syndications are delighted with the results we achieved for our Ownership Teams throughout the 2023-24 Racing Season which concluded on Wednesday 31 July. Together Our Owners and Team Dynamic achieved 62 Race Wins with horses purchased by Dynamic Syndications / Dean Watt Bloodstock. This result of 62 Season Wins was our third highest yearly total over the past 19 seasons.

Jason Deamer trains at Newcastle, and only has 11 boxes in use from his boutique stables. With no desire to grow despite constant urging to do so from Dynamic Syndications, the quiet and unassuming personality Jason possesses often sees him flying under the media radar, however for data buffs like us at Team Dynamic, Jason is the industry participant who we want to be associated with, as this awesome horseman is constantly at the pinnacle of his profession.

Dynamic Syndications sends out "HAPPY BIRTHDAY" wishes to our entire stable of horses today, as Tuesday the 1st of August 2024 (in the Southern Hemisphere) is the horses’ birthday. The 1st of August each year is the date all horses are judged to turn one year older, no matter their actual foaling date and today is the commencement of the New Racing Season for 2024-25.

Bang! What a wonderful way to conclude the final Metropolitan Saturday Meeting of the 2023/34 Racing Season in NSW, as Team Dynamic signs off with another city winner. Our 4yo mare HI DUBAI proved too tough, too good for her peers in the TAB Hcp 1100m, a Bm 72 for 3&4yos. A combo of excellent horse husbandry and care by the Ciaron Maher Team, matched with tremendous race planning and battle tactics by Adam Watt from Dynamic Syndications, carried out to perfection by “go-to” jet pilot TIM CLARK produced one of our more satisfying victories for the 2023/24 season.

Arrowfield Stud's leading young sire THE AUTUMN SUN sadly will miss the 2024 breeding season after sustaining a pelvic injury. He has been under close veterinary care and restricted to box rest at Arrowfield. This is a massive loss to the Australian Breeding landscape for the 2024 breeding season.Australia’s Champion 3YO Colt of 2018/19, The Autumn Sun has made an immediate impact as a sire with 6 Group 1 performers including three first-crop Group 1 Classic winners from just 104 starters to date.

A wonderful result for the DYNAMIC / CIARON MAHER Team as our 3YO Filly RED HOT LIZZIE (HELLBENT x ANNA LIZZIE) faced the starter at just her second career start. Presented in magnificent order by the stable, and our filly gave nothing else a chance under a tremendous steer from Jet Pilot TIM CLARK who led throughout to claim a terrific win. It was also another “Milestone Result” for the Dynamic Syndications Team. This victory recorded our 61st Race Win for this 2023-24 Racing Season, and it was our 21st Metropolitan Win for the season and an Overall Total to 889 Race Wins.

Who's HOT? DUNDEEL is on FIRE with his Success in 23-24. On the 2nd July, we produced a story for "transparency" that our DUNDEEL x PRECIOUS LORRAINE Yearling Colt which we purchased at the Magic Millions has shown “plenty of talent.” With the way our colt is bred, and the incredible success DUNDEEL has achieved, it's no surprise this colt is showing Shane Rose and our team plenty on the training tracks.

Grafton Guineas – “Won It” - Fabulous 3yo filly RAPT (More Than Ready ex Ghenwaa) trained by Jason Deamer and ridden by Ash Morgan delivered his Dynamic All Ladies Co-Ownership Team an awesome victory in one of the two Feature Races, the $80,000, 2024 Tursa - Grafton Guineas (1600m) on Day 1 of the Grafton Carnival. In emphatic fashion, RAPT was eased down to a canter crossing the line 2.76 lengths clear. The racecaller summed things up: “Rapt deeper out running on, and with 150m to go, Rapt moved up, hit the lead and charged away, the Guineas is all over, the Grafton Guineas belongs to Rapt.”