Plunge as Chivalry is alive and well supported ahead of debut start The Birdcage official preview day at Flemington Racecourse before Saturday's Derby Day. Trainer Mark Kavanagh in the James Boags Marquee. A PLUNGE on a debutant at Flemington today suggests one of racing's most successful owner/trainer teams may have unearthed another smart galloper. Chivalry is likely to start odds in the Leadwest Plate after being well backed from the time fixed odds markets opened on Thursday. "It was a really big go, right from the time markets opened," reported the TAB's Nick Quinn. We offered as much as $4.20. All corporate bookmakers received heavy support for the colt, who has also been specked in from as much as $51 to win the $2 million Magic Millions Classic on the Gold Coast next month. Chivalry is now into about $16 for the Millions. Trainer David Hayes has first starters For Lulu and La Cicciolina in action at Flemington. The only other runner to attract support in the Flemington race was one of two David Hayes' first starters. For Lulu shortened into $5.50 while stablemate La Cicciolina is a $9 chance. Chivalry is trained at Flemington by Mark Kavanagh and part-owned by Laurence Eales, the heavy machinery tycoon who first came to prominence as owner of the Kavanagh-trained Whobegotyou, whose feature wins included the Caulfield Guineas. Eales also owned Kavanagh's 2008 Melbourne Cup winner Shocking. Chivalry, Whobegotyou and Shocking are all sons of top US shuttle sire Street Cry. Kavanagh said the Millions was only a loose option for Chivalry, with much depending on his performance at Flemington. Everything is under consideration. There's a possibility (he could go to the Magic Millions) but Victorians have got a poor record in that race," Kavanagh told Racenet. It's very hard to get a horse from Victoria and run it around the tight Gold Coast track if you haven't actually been trained that way. Magic Millions favourite Oakleigh Girl steps out at Doomben in the Calaway Gal Stakes. I'm surprised he's $2 fixed odds. He has never trialled in public and he's at $2 fixed odds. I don't know how they do that. At Doomben on Saturday the $5.50 Millions favourite Oakleigh Girl resumes in the Calaway Gal Stakes, en route to the Gold Coast. Oakleigh Girl was an impressive debut Flemington winner during Cup Week. I Am The General, who takes on Chivalry at Flemington, is an $18 chance in Millions betting.