Melbourne Cup-winning mega operator's horses among four killed in horrific truck crash

A trio of horses owned by among the planet's most productive and prolific horse racing figures were being among the 4 broodmares killed in a horror track crash in place Victoria.

Radio station RSN described three fillies, owned by Sheikh Hamdan's Shadwell Stud and skilled at Lindsay Park by David and Ben Hayes and Tom Dabernig, and A further broodmare were killed within the crash, which took place near Euroa at about 9pm AEST on Monday night time.

The Herald Sun documented regally-bred Aladaala, Hafaawa and Maktabba have been the three Shadwell Stud horses. Another horse also died even though Bjorn Baker-properly trained Hybrid Principle was the only horse to survive the incident.

The entire horses had been a short while ago retired and certain for that Hunter Valley in NSW to begin their breeding Professions.

Dabernig explained to the radio station he'd hardly ever seen anything like what greeted him in the incident site, reporting the driving force in the truck dropped Charge of the motor vehicle quickly just after leaving cheap horse figurines the Lindsay Park intricate.

"I can not remember in my life time – with the level of horses we transport – of there ever remaining a collision to that extent," he mentioned.

"The truck was heading toward the freeway entrance overpass. Fortunately there have been no other automobiles close to. The motive force misplaced Command along with the truck rolled."

Sheikh Hamdan, the deputy ruler of Dubai, received the Melbourne Cup twice with At Talaq (1986) and Jeune (1994).