Magic Millions Maiden Plate Field – 2016

The Final Field has been released for the 2016 Magic Millions Maiden Plate which is to be run at Gold Coast on Saturday 9th, January 2016 at 11:40AM. View the Magic Millions Maiden Plate Field.

 

No Horse Trainer Jockey Barrier Weight
1 GIULIANI Tony Gollan Tye Angland 11 57.5kg
2 WOLF CRY Peter & Paul Snowden 3 56.5kg
3 WHO’S A STAR David Pfieffer 12 56.5kg
4 SHOW COMMAND Pat Duff Brad Stewart 5 56.5kg
5 TANGO ROCK Michael Kent Damien Oliver 14 56.5kg
6 BOURBON ROAD Tony Gollan Jim Byrne 10 56.5kg
7 NARANJA Kris Lees Brenton Avdulla 9 56.5kg
8 AMERICAN HERO Bryan Guy Paul Hammersley 21 56.5kg
9 HAVASAY Liam Birchley Damian Browne 16 56.5kg
10 ZIZOU WARRIOR Barry Lockwood 18 56.5kg
11 AMBITIOUS BLONDE Tony Gollan Ms Tegan Harrison 7 55.5kg
12 SAGATONA Liam Birchley Tommy Berry 13 55.5kg
13 CATCH A FIRE David Hayes & Tom Dabernig Craig Williams 17 54.5kg
14 WUTAI MOUNTAIN Chris Waller James McDonald 4 54.5kg
15 WITH PRIDE Gerald Ryan John Velazquez 15 54.5kg
16 BIDII BABE Robert Heathcote Robbie Fradd 8 54.5kg
17e CREDIT CARD MISS Bjorn Baker 1 54.5kg
18e DEZANNAM Robbie Laing 6 57.5kg
19e OPINIONATED Andrew Williamson 2 54.5kg
20e MORAL OUTRAGE David Hayes & Tom Dabernig Damian Lane 19 56.5kg
21e YATTARNA James Cummings Glyn Schofield 20 54.5kg

 

News:

A fire at one of Canada’s premier stables and equestrian training centres has killed 43 racehorses, as firefighters battled a blaze in one of five barns.

The blaze at the Classy Lane Training Centre, about 80km east of Toronto, was discovered late on Monday and firefighters worked through the night to put it out, said Jason Benn, chief fire prevention officer at the Puslinch Fire and Rescue Service.

“It was a very intense fire. The building was fully engulfed” when firefighters arrived shortly after 11 pm, Benn said, adding that five fire services from the surrounding area fought the blaze for nearly six hours.

Owner Jamie Millier said all of the horses in the barn died as smoke pushed back would-be rescuers. The facility, built in 2003, can accommodate 222 horses in five barns, according to its website.

“We don’t know yet what happened,” Millier said.

“The barn burned down and we just couldn’t get the horses out. A couple of people were coming back from the races and they pulled in and could see some smoke and they came running up, but as soon as they opened the door, black smoke drove them back.”

Millier said it was too early to estimate the value of the horses lost in the fire or of the building, but said it would be “in the millions.”

Asked if any famous racehorses died in the fire, Millier said they were all famous to their trainers.

“They felt the same about every horse,” Millier said.

“Everybody is very devastated about it … everybody feels sick.”

The facility was described as the “finest training establishment in all of Canada if not North America” by The Harness Edge, a trade publication.

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