Morphetville's a sellout to witness Black Caviar's record bid.
Excerpt below from http://www.heraldsun.com.au/sport/su...-1226338289445
In the Group 1 Sportingbet Classic (1200m), Black Caviar will try to become the first horse to win 20 consecutive races - breaking the Australian record of Gloaming and that of US mare Zenyatta, who was only beaten in her 20th (and last) start. Trainer Peter Moody is glad the record-breaking attempt is happening on home soil.
"I think an Australian audience deserves it, no one else does, so let's hope it all goes to plan on Saturday," he said.
Black Caviar has set an unbelievable benchmark for performance so far in her career and while she might not get any better, Moody doesn't think she's on the decline.
"I don't think there is any sign of her coming down the mountain," he said. "Is she going to improve? I don't know. I think she is going every bit as good as she ever has.
Racing Around midnight on friday from my understanding
Excerpt below from http://www.heraldsun.com.au/sport/su...-1226338289445
In the Group 1 Sportingbet Classic (1200m), Black Caviar will try to become the first horse to win 20 consecutive races - breaking the Australian record of Gloaming and that of US mare Zenyatta, who was only beaten in her 20th (and last) start. Trainer Peter Moody is glad the record-breaking attempt is happening on home soil.
"I think an Australian audience deserves it, no one else does, so let's hope it all goes to plan on Saturday," he said.
Black Caviar has set an unbelievable benchmark for performance so far in her career and while she might not get any better, Moody doesn't think she's on the decline.
"I don't think there is any sign of her coming down the mountain," he said. "Is she going to improve? I don't know. I think she is going every bit as good as she ever has.
Racing Around midnight on friday from my understanding