Talk:Hamburger Meile

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Horses

Alianthus Amarant Areias Babylonier Caracobi Earl of Fire El Divino Empire Storm Erminius Fleet for Europe Glayva Kalatos König Turf La Blue Lateral Power Flame Reason to Rock Sambaprinz Saphir Sehrezad Sinyar Up and Away Waky Na Zarewitsch

Jockeys and trainers

Peter Alafi Werner Baltromei Andre Best Hans Blume Georg Bocskai Alan Bond Andreas Boschert Alexander Brockhausen L. Hammer-Hansen Bruce Hellier Terence Hellier Jens Hirschberger Mario Hofer Horst Horwart Peter Lautner Andreas Löwe Erika Mäder Lutz Mäder Lester McGarrity Filip Minarik William Mongil Torsten Mundry Jiri Palik Eduardo Pedroza Peter Rau Harro Remmert Olaf Schick Bruno Schütz Christian Sprengel Adrie de Vries Andreas Wöhler Kevin Woodburn

Also the Name of a Shopping Mall in Hamburg

"Hamburger Meile" is also the name of a large shopping mall in Hamburg/Germany. With 600 meters length and shops on 4 levels this mall is one of the longest malls in Europe. This new name was announced on a press conference on 2010-01-19. "Hamburger Meile" was formerly known as "Hamburger Straße" (since 1970). The center has been extended in the last months (Costs: 200 million Euro) and is now managed by "ECE Projektmanagement G.m.b.H. & Co. KG". Owner of ECE is a brother of Michael_Otto.

Location: 53° 34′ 23.31″ N 10° 1′ 53.11″ E (53.573142° 10.031419°)

See: http://www.ece.com/en/geschaeftsfelder/projektuebersicht/center/hmh/ and http://www.ece.com/en/wirueberuns/

--84.142.155.250 (talk) 10:00, 24 February 2010 (UTC)[reply]