The insane money the Ciaron Maher stable made in one day

Ciaron Maher Racing raked in close to $15 million in prize money on Saturday.

Maher and his extensive team produced the biggest winners of the Randwick and Caulfield meetings in taking out both features - The Everest and Caulfield Cup.

The stable pocketed a cool $9,700,000 for their three Everest runners with Bella Nipotina, under Craig Williams, landing the major prize of $7 million, while Growing Empire finished third for $2m and I Am Me ran 10th for $700,000.

Duke De Sessa’s Caulfield Cup triumph, for Harry Coffey, pulled in $3 million for the stable and Circle Of Fire’s 10th added $120,000.

They prepared another winner at Caulfield in Estriella which was $180,000 worth.

Maher had 21 runners across the Randwick and Caulfield meetings for a massive $14,330,300 in prize money.

Overall, including six runners at Eagle Farm (where Junipal won), Newcastle, Bendigo and Avoca for a combined $56,240, the stable netted a cool $14,386,540.

Obviously this money is not all theirs as portions have to go to the jockeys, owners, connections and the like.

But it is a fair old haul of prize money nonetheless.

See Maher Racing’s insane haul below:

Data acquired from Racing Australia.