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In 2012 Black Caviar became the highest ever Internationally rated mare in the world, and named the world's best sprinter, and with her decisive victory in the Goodwood Handicap she moved to 21 straight wins. A modern-era record for the most consecutive metro victories by a race horse at the start of a career.

This page is designed to be your one-stop source for the most detailed race day information and career statistics for the undefeated Bel Esprit mare.  

Using the tabs above, or checking the sections below, you can see Black Caviar's next start in 2012, exact race times, upcoming race form guide with odds, her personal form with track results, breeding facts and much more. Our form can even tell you what time is Black Caviar running today no matter where in the world you live.

Black Caviar 2011

Black Caviar won six Group 1 events in 2011, while shattering records as she ran. During the Schweppes Stakes in October, she established a new record as the shortest priced favourite in a featured Australian race in the past Seventy-two years.

With Black Caviar priced as short as $1.03 among some bookmakers, only Ajax who was priced at $1.02 in the 1939 Rawson Stakes entered a featured race with shorter odds.

In Black Caviar's next race, which was the $1million Patinack Farm Classic, she extended her remarkable winning streak to 16. Which broke the Australian record held by the legendary Bernborough, who won 15 straight in 1945-46.

During the Patinack Farm Classic Black Caviar strolled to a 3 length victory, but according to jockey Luke Nolan and trainer Peter G. Moody, it could've been more decisive if she was extended.

Black Caviar also set a modern-era Australian mark for the largest odds disparity in a major Group 1 event, with Patinack Farm Classic win odds priced in the $1.05 range. The next closest was Mid Summer Music, priced in the $20.00 range.

For a look at the odds payout and order of finish visit our free Horse Racing results page. Where you can stay informed of Black Caviar results in every race she runs.

Black Caviar's domination on the track continued off it, when she and her team swept the 2011 Victorian Thoroughbred Racing Awards in August. Black Caviar was declared Victorian race horse of the year.

Her trainer Peter Moody claimed the Fred Hoysted Medal, awarded for the top performance in Victorian races. While jockey Luke Nolan was presented the Scobie Breasley Medal, which recognizes the top rider on Melbourne tracks.

Black Caviar 2012

In the Australia Stakes Black Caviar strolled to a 3 length victory and matched the modern era Australasia record of Seventeen straight wins from the start of a career, held by the Aussie born champion Hong Kong sprinter Silent Witness.

During the C F Orr Stakes (1400m) she easily defeated reigning Caulfield Cup winner Southern Speed by 3.75 lengths, in spite of a step-up in distance, and tied Ajax for most consecutive victories by an Australian race horse since 1930.

In the Group 1 weight-for-age Lightning Stakes (1000m) Black Caviar finished with a time of 55.53 seconds, just 0.3 seconds outside the course record, while Hay List settled for second 1.75 lengths back.

Records show that of the previous 120 horses in Australia that came back in distance from 1400 metres to 1000 metres in seven days time, only Kangaroo Island had been victorious.

With a victory in the Lightning Stakes, the 'Wonder from down Under' moved to nineteen straight wins in metropolitan races, matching the modern era world record held by the legendary American mare Zenyatta. 

Supported by these remarkable achievements, Black Caviar has now equaled the highest rating for a filly or mare in Timeform's history (136), joining British sprinter Habibti (1980s) and French champ Allez France (1970s).

After a brief spell Black Caviar resumed her historic run in the Sportingbet Classic, where she entered the most dominant favourite ($1.04) in Morphettville history, and saluted thirty-thousand onlookers with a decisive 4.5 length win.

Black Caviar's next up start took place in the Goodwood Handicap on May 12th. Sent out a massive favourite ($1.04), she defeated We're Gonna Rock ($26) by 2 lengths while being eased to the line, with Stirling Grove placing third.

As such she moved to twenty straight-one victories, adding to her modern-day record for metro wins from the start of a career. It was also her eleventh Group One win, three short of the Aussie record of fourteen held by Kingston Town. 

Black Caviar’s Next Race - Diamond Jubilee Stakes

The Diamond Jubilee Stakes, previously named the Golden Jubilee Stakes, is a Group One race ran over 6 furlongs (1200 metres) open to horses three years old and up.

The 2012 Jubilee Stakes will jump off on Saturday the 23rd of June at 3:50pm GMT (12:50am Sunday morning Sydney time) on the final meet of the five day Royal Ascot week.

Renamed in honour of the Queen's Diamond Jubilee, the 2012 edition offers prize money worth £450,000 ($720,000 AUD).

During the Jubilee Stakes Black Caviar is likely to be joined by Aussie’s Foxwedge or Sepoy, while UK runners are expected to include Dubawi Gold, Hoof it, the Saeed bin Suroor trained Delegator and last year’s winner Society Rock.

Royal Ascot

The Royal Ascot, which consists of five straight days of exciting races, is England’s most prestigious racing event. The week includes seven event’s at Group One level, with combined prize money worth £3.5 million ($5.6 million AUD).

The 2012 Royal Ascot kicks off on Tuesday the 19th of June, and runs until Saturday the 23rd of June. Aside from the Jubilee Stakes, the other events of Australian and international interest are:

The Group One Queen Anne Stakes, the official Ascot opener on Tuesday the 19th of June, which will likely include Aussies Helmet and Temple of Boom.

The Group One King’s Stand Stakes, also held Tuesday the 19th, which is expected to see Aussies Ortensia, Sepoy and Foxwedge.

While there's plenty incentive for the 'Black Flash' to blaze into the Ascot winners circle, the Peter Moody interview in the Black Caviar video below adds even more. Apparently, 'UK form experts' aren't impressed by her achievements.

After the Diamond Jubilee Stakes Black Caviar is expected to contest the July Cup (1200m) at Newmarket England, the 14th of July, before returning to Australia for a spell until the Spring.

You may also be interested in following the career path of Black Caviar's half-brother, All Too Hard.

Black Caviar Form

Our Black Caviar form guide includes her race time, record, starts and you can also see career statistics such as her ROI for each track, jockey, weight, field size, track condition, distance, barrier position and so on.

We also provide forms and odds for every listed race, such as the prestigious Doomben Cup on May 12th, The Roses with Queensland Oaks contender Angel of Mercy, and Champagne Classic starring Sizzling.     

Black Caviar Odds

You can view Black Caviar's odds before each race is run through our Free live Odds Comparison page. A page that displays the top odds from the leading online bookmakers side by side, so you can get the best on offer.

Black Caviar Tips

Punters Paradise also offers an opportunity to access Black Caviar tips on our king tipping page, picks backed by detailed performance graphs so you can clearly see who’s got the red hot hand.

Tips that offer the best chance to make money when backing the unbeaten Bel Esprit mare, which includes choosing her partner in a Quinella.

Black Caviar Next Race

Key details on Black Caviar's next start will be posted in the profile above, as soon is it becomes available.

What time does Black Caviar race today?

Black Caviar's Race Times will be posted in the form guide under 'Upcoming Events', so be sure to check back.

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Breeding information

Black Caviar is a brown Mare and she was foaled (her birthday) on 18/08/2006. For information on her sire and family tree see the Black Caviar breeding page.

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