Australian superstar mare Black Caviar will make history if she wins her 20th race in a row at Morphetville on Sunday.
Galloping towards 20/20 —
Australian superstar mare Black Caviar will make history if she wins her 20th race in a row at Morphetville on Sunday.
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Melbourne jockey Luke Nolan and trainer Peter Moody will be hoping their champion throroughbred can continue her unbroken winning streak.
A winning couple —
Melbourne jockey Luke Nolan and trainer Peter Moody will be hoping their champion throroughbred can continue her unbroken winning streak.
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Black Caviar fans hold a sign referring to Phar Lap, the legendary New Zealand-born, Australia-trained horse which captured the public's imagination during the Great Depression.
Hopes of a nation —
Black Caviar fans hold a sign referring to Phar Lap, the legendary New Zealand-born, Australia-trained horse which captured the public's imagination during the Great Depression.
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Black Caviar is aiming to break the record set by American mare Zenyatta, who won 19 consecutive races before coming second in the 2010 Breeders' Cup Classic.
Zenyatta record under threat —
Black Caviar is aiming to break the record set by American mare Zenyatta, who won 19 consecutive races before coming second in the 2010 Breeders' Cup Classic.
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Black Caviar has already beaten legendary British thoroughbred Eclipse. The 18th century horse won 18 races in a row.
History's racing legends —
Black Caviar has already beaten legendary British thoroughbred Eclipse. The 18th century horse won 18 races in a row.
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Four-year-old British colt Frankel is the only horse in the world with a higher rating than Black Caviar. Both horses will compete at the Diamond Jubilee Stakes, Royal Ascot, this June.
Challenger Frankel —
Four-year-old British colt Frankel is the only horse in the world with a higher rating than Black Caviar. Both horses will compete at the Diamond Jubilee Stakes, Royal Ascot, this June.
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