Black Caviar 23 from 23??

Thanks Hibs..appreciate that.as the commentator said...Its Awesome...-D

She looked like she was cantering and my eyes popped a bit when the commentator said 55.42s ..... not shabby.

Hi guys, I had the honour of being there today to witness this brilliant mare,
She walked into the yard before the race to the public clapping, she returned after the race to a standing ovation. Smashing the record in 3rd gear.
She was the the Opening news event on tonight's news.
As we say here , she is racings sensation

@RVStewards: 16/02 FLEM Post race report: Race7 Black Caviar individual splits
800-600 10.37
600-400 10.21
400-200 10.17
200-fin 11.05


FREAK

lucky fellow Ryan..must have been great.Are you watching the rugby now?

She was a little rank the first 50 meters (after she got a little bump) and she was geared down.....quite simply amazing!!!

Couple of pics from Liesl taken by one of her collegues Quentin Lang

She's a star, words can not say what she does for racing. The ppl love her, I had goosebumps

Melbourne great place. Used to spend many a Saturday night in St Kilda having a jol.

Great Article from TAB News:

BLACK CAVIAR POSTS 23RD WIN IN FAST TIMERETURN TO PREVIOUS PAGE
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Posted by: Nicci Garner on 16 Feb 2013 Filed Under: Headline News

MELBOURNE – Freakish galloper Black Caviar stretched her unbeaten sequence to 23 on Saturday at Flemington.

In the Black Caviar Lightning, named in her honour and a race she was winning for the third successive year – the only horse to do so since the race’s inception in 1955 – the world-renowned sprinter cruised to victory over stable mates Moment Of Change and Golden Archer before 27,046 fans on-course.

Black Caviar, affectionately known as “Nelly’’ at home, ran the 1000m in 55.42 sec and broke the track record that has belonged to Special for the past 25 years.

“It’s good to have her back,” trainer Peter Moody said with a tear in his eye. “I said to my girls that it was the first time I’d been nervous in a long time. I suppose it was the seven-month break. We thought it was over, but to comeback, do that and run a record. Crikey, I’m lost for words. I’m just so proud of her.’’

Before the race, while not comparing him to Black Caviar, Moody told Moment Of Change’s owners that he was the heir apparent to the title of “the stable’s best horse’’.

Black Caviar won officially by 2.50 lengths but was four in front when she began to throttle down under jockey Luke Nolen, who was mindful of keeping her going to the line in a fashion that left nobody to question whether he “dropped his hands’’, as was the case in her last stand win in the Group I Diamond Jubilee Stakes (1200m) at Royal Ascot last June.

Moody will discuss Black Caviar’s racing future in the next couple of days, but on Saturday he just wanted to enjoy the moment. – The Australian.

Moonee Valley night meeting on the 16th March been pencilled in for her next race

22 March, William Reid stakes