McBride admits to 'complete accident' Trainer Charlie McBride insists there was "no collusion and no ulterior motive" behind the embarrassing chain events that led to the wrong horse winning the opening race at Yarmouth on Thursday. The Newmarket handler thought he had saddled 50-1 shot Mandarin Princess to win the opening two-year-old race at the Norfolk circuit, but it was stablemate Millie's Kiss who passed the post in first place. Millie's Kiss is a year older than Mandarin Princess and was due to run later on the same card in a race from which she was withdrawn by the Yarmouth stewards. McBride told Press Association Sport: "It was a complete accident. There was no collusion and no ulterior motive. "It was human error."
