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Darley Australia welcomes back TOO DARN HOT (GB) the world’s hottest young sire who returns to Kelvinside NSW in 2025. Having been announced that he would be in Australia in the 2024 season at a Service Fee of $110,000, TOO DARN HOT (GB) ended up missing the flight back to Australia in 2024 due to illness. Darley Australia has announced overnight the return of their sensationally successful young sire TOO DARN HOT (GB) for the 2025 breeding season where we see a massive rise in his Service Fee to $275,000.

An incredible two-day Easter Yearling Sale concluded on Monday evening in remarkable fashion, defying bloodstock pessimism and global financial trends to finish with notable upturns in key fiscal metrics. To have a clearance rate of 86% and rising, an average of more than $450,000 and Median of $360,000 was phenomenal. Dynamic Syndications purchased 2 fillies Lot 53 and Lot 400.

On Day 1 of the Australian Easter Yearling Sale Team Dynamic joined forces with RESOLUTE RACING USA to secure Lot 53 the Half-Sister to I AM ME by TOO DARN HOT from MEFNOODA for $675,000. Having her sold out already, our attention then was focused on finding, then buying the “best value filly” at the Sale that should potentially be a precocious 2yo candidate. The filly we purchased was LOT 400 offered by Willow Park (as Agent); We identified a lovely daughter of Golden Slipper winner; First Crop Sire STAY INSIDE a son of Australia’s current sensation EXTREME CHOICE. She is from the mare HER EMPIRE (by Deep Field) who was a Winner at 1112m and placed as a 2YO in the VRC Thoroughbred Breeders S., Gr3.

Dynamic Syndications have joined forced with bloodstock behemoth John Stewart of RESOLUTE RACING (USA) to purchase LOT 53 at the Inglis Easter Yearling Sale a fantastic Filly by Sire Sensation TOO DARN HOT (GB) from MEFNOODA the DAM of I AM ME for $675,000 . The filly is a 1/2 Sister to I AM ME.

Over the past few weeks, we have been sharing photos of our yearlings going through the breaking-in and education process under the tutelage of Shane Rose at Bimbadeen Park. On Thursday 3rd April, we were back again at Bimbadeen to capture some photos of our babies. This time, we chose to take some profile photos rather than under saddle photos.

A race of special significance for trainers in memory of 23yo jockey Stefano Cherchi who tragically lost his life on the 3rd April 2024, two weeks after sustaining head injuries in a race fall at the Canberra racetrack. Stefano was based out of Warwick Farm, working with Annabel Neasham and Rob Archibald. He had ridden more than 100 winners in Britain before relocating to Australia at the start of 2024. Prior to today’s race, the Canberra Race Club unveiled a memorial plaque in the saddling enclosure to honour Stefano.

Top Types, Perfect Pedigrees, Terrific Tutor equals Awesome Advantage for Dynamic Kids as we capture photos of a few of our yearlings under saddle going through early trackwork, being taught to stride out and respond to the rider under the care and eye of Australia’s Best Horseman – Shane Rose. Week three (3) is an important stage of education and development, as our yearlings progress out to working solo in the large paddock, then progress onto the sandtrack working solo then in pairs.

Australia’s number one horseman SHANE ROSE is enjoying teaching the Dynamic 2025 new crop of yearlings to become leading racing prospects. Shane has been tapping away at the basics with these babies which is the most of vital aspects as he lays the foundations for the trainers to polish each rough diamond into a dazzler. We went back out to Bimbadeen Park on the 17th March to capture photos of all our youngsters going through different phases of their education cycle.

The $1.8 million Inglis Easter sale-topper in 2023, unbeaten filly AUTUMN GLOW (by THE AUTUMN SUN) returned after knee surgery and enforced spell to score a sizzling first up win in the $200,000 Listed ATC Darby Munro Stakes (1200m) at Rosehill on Saturday. To date, THE AUTUMN SUN has sired 16 Stakes Horses; 6 Stakes Winners & 10 Stakes Placed. The data shows that all 6 stakes winners are fillies whilst of the 10 in the stakes placed brigade there are 5 fillies and 5 colts. So, 11 of the 16 stakes horses are female (69%).