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Bang For Buck – FASTNET ROCK is the Sire the professional buyers want to purchase for their owners. The stallion continues to do an amazing job. His 82 yearlings sold have averaged $323,048 and his average at the Inglis Easter Yearling Sale for 44 yearlings sold was $328,977. This 2015-16 Racing Season, he is the Sire of 20 Black Type horses.

Champion Australian Sire Redoute’s Choice and his son Snitzel head the roster at Arrowfield Stud in the wake of their outstanding racetrack and sales results this season.

Quick statements of fact support that the First Crop Sires list in 2016 shows PIERRO (by LONHRO) was the HOTTEST in Australia. He averaged $211,987 on 83 lots Sold. Race a PIERRO Colt with GAI

BORIS BADENOV led from start to finish in race 8 at Doomben on Wednesday afternoon, the Class 5 HAMILTON HOTEL Handicap over 1350m. This was his second mid-week win in a row at 1350m for Dynamic Duo trainer Chris Munce and jockey Ryan Wiggins.

The market was in a frenzy at the Inglis Easter Yearling Sales for the progeny of Champion racehorse and exciting first crop Sire PIERRO. He averaged $215,000 (3 times his $70,000 service fee) with his Top Lot selling for $750,000 & a Median Price of $160,000. Dynamic Syndications purchased a son of PIERRO from BALLERINA GIRL at the Yearling Sales in January. Only 10% remains.

Team Dynamic headed to Oakridge Spelling Farm to have a look at our yearlings that were spelling to see their progress in growth and development prior to the onset of the cooler months. Our other yearlings were being broken-in or at the pre-trainers.

The day after Written Tycoon sired his 100th and 101st individual winners for this season, Woodside Park Stud, the home of Written Tycoon announced a well-earned service fee jump for their in demand sire. The leading two-year-old sire in Australia this season, Written Tycoon will stand for a fee of $49,500 in 2016 – up 150% from $19,800 last year.

One task Team Dynamic relish is analysing the results of the major yearling sales as they roll through the calendar and forecasting trends in the market and identifying when the right time is to buy and the time to avoid securing horses in a heated market.

On Day 2 of the Inglis Australian Easter Yearling Sale, Dynamic Syndications added another spectacular Fastnet Rock Colt to our team. However the major highlight from an industry viewpoint was Lankan Rupee’s brother selling for $1,800,000 to Gai Waterhouse.