The BLACK beauty goes for 15 straight

I agree. Money talks........

She will run on the 5th November in the $1 million Patinack Sprint.
A punter yesterday had $600000 on Manawanui who was qouted at $1.22 and then had a massive $900000 on Black Caviar to ein $45000.

Good morning Ryan are they fixed tote odds or from a bookie ? Be careful have they heard of sea cottage ? Lol

those were fixed prices, the bookies get a hammering everytime she runs. they call her here the SUPER FUND( pension fund), u dont get that return in 70sec in any form of gambling. u have to see how the crowd just go mad for her. ppl in her coours walking around with flags and banners. they dont care bout backing her its just about seeing her.

there will be 130000 at FLEMINGTON when she runs in 2 weeks.

u cannot explain what she has done to racing here.


Anyway all of SA must get behind GLYN SCHOFIELD who rides the DERBY fav on sat MANAWANUI.
HE SHOULD BE HARD TOO BEAT

Thanks for feedback Ryan and that's one thing I enjoy about Aussie racing that you have no problem about "running" horses, here our trainers have the 4/6 week syndrome between runs, only Buddy Maroun was different.

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> If i was her a would just stay where i
> was,prizemoney in Aus is better than anywhere else
Um no ! The Cathay Pacific Sprint in Hong Kong is worth HK$12 Million

"Why should we supplement every other bastard's racing around the world?" he said. "Let's supplement our own and enjoy her here for as long as we can?"

Yeah keep her in Aus running in 3 or 4 horse fields !? I know the owners and trainer are just looking at getting easy money and i suppose there is nothing wrong with that but the majority of people would love to see her travel and take on the other top sprinters.

Replay of Deacon Blues latest victory.. REPLAY

Txs Bob impressive

12 million HK IS ONLY $1.4 Million AUS so not that much

AUSTRALIA'S sprint phenomenon Black Caviar (Peter Moody/ Luke Nolen) reaches her primary Spring Carnival target on Saturday as she chases her 16th straight win in the Patinack Stud Stakes.

But although the Group 1 event represents her stiffest assignment in three runs this term, these things are relative - and the brilliant five-year-old will start long odds-on against six rivals in the A$1m (£645,000) highlight down the straight Flemington 6f track.

Of her six opponents, three are Black Caviar's stablemates and trainer Peter Moody, eyeing Royal Ascot in the longer term, bemoaned the lack of competition.

She is 1/20