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Again, SAVABEEL is this season’s Leading Sire by Winners on the New Zealand Sires Premiership and sits a close second by Earnings. The 24-year-old Savabeel continues to perform at the highest level. Whilst he is also a remarkable Broodmare Sire, leading the Premiership by Winners and is second to O’Reilly by Earnings. So far this season he has recorded twelve individual stakes winners and nine stakes placegetters.

She’s bred to be a short-course sprinter, was purchased for bargain basement price, and is one of the main chances in a Gr1 $2 million race over the marathon 3200m at Royal Randwick on Saturday. Leading syndicator Dean Watt of Dynamic Syndications said he saw something in Piggyback and purchased her for a modest $27,000.

When our 3yo gelding JUVENAL “WON IT” — at his second race start, he delivered a SIX FIGURE payday in a perfectly executed Inglis XTRA Bonus raid. Then - we "SOLD IT" to HK - That is the outcome every owner dreams of. Racetrack success combined with genuine financial reward. Not hope. Not theory. Reality.

On Easter Saturday all eyes were on Royal Randwick for Day One of the ATC The Championships which is renown as one of the best day’s racing on the calendar. Whilst added to the day, around Australia there were stakes races conducted in other states to compliment such a terrific day’s entertainment. Keeping our eye on the black-type races where results can impact on the commercial value of close relations to winners and placegetters. Whilst sires can keep their commercial appeal in front of industry participants, it’s always fascinating to watch as race results shape the industry.

On Good Friday at Canberra, Justifiably delivered a performance that was as tough as it was impressive, stepping up to 2000 metres and proving beyond doubt that he is a genuine staying horse on the rise. Prepared by our Riverina horseman Darrell Burnet, the five year old son of Justify lined up in Race 2 and from the moment the gates opened, the intent was clear.

On Tuesday 31 March, our team visited Bimbadeen Park to inspect our 2026 yearlings and capture the latest images before the seasonal change brings winter coats and hides their natural athleticism. As expected, the youngsters are thriving. They are in outstanding order and full credit goes to Shane Rose and his crew, whose horsemanship continues to deliver us exceptional results. Importantly, every yearling has now completed their breaking-in and education phase. They are currently enjoying a short period of rest and relaxation before stepping into the next stage of their journey through pre-training.

Champion first season sire elect HOME AFFAIRS (I Am Invincible), sire of the Golden Slipper Winner GUEST HOUSE is fresh from seeing 11 of his progeny sell at the Inglis Easter Yearling Sale this week for an average $381,364 and a median of $280,000. The first yearling Dynamic Syndications purchased in 2026 was Lot 108 at the Magic Millions. It was a colossal colt by the boom sire HOME AFFAIRS from BIT OF CHEEK (More Than Ready). Our Colt is a 3/4 Brother to Stakes Winner BLONDEAU and a sibling to 4 foals to race all winners.

We were on hand with our camera ready to capture our Class of 2026 yearlings showing off what they had learnt under the expert tutelage of Australia's Number 1 Horseman SHANE ROSE at Bimbadeen Park . Shane has broken-in and educated them all, and just like any set of proud parents, we were there to watch them graduate. We have a photo gallery of each of them going through their programmes.

The Inglis 2026 Easter Yearling Sale has concluded with a Record Yearling Sale Average of $461,258 and a Median at $350,000 with the gross of $146,680,000. 318 Sold (77%) whilst 97 Passed In (23%). * A total of 26 horses sold for $1m or more to 18 different buyers. They were by 10 different stallions and offered by 12 different vendors. * Arrowfield was leading vendor by gross at $19,485,000, averaging $422,605. * Snitzel was the sale’s largest-grossing stallion with 32 of his progeny selling for a total of $19,205,000.