Bush Unknown To Take On Black Caviar

It is the mismatch that makes David appear as menacing as Goliath. In one corner is the undisputed queen of the turf, Black Caviar, the world champion sprinter - 16 starts for 16 wins, seven Group 1 scalps and over $4 million in prizemoney. Laying down the challenge will be Arrogant Cat, a four-year-old mare with her claim to fame being a last-start maiden win at Ararat in country Victoria. Daily Telegraph

Caviar Put On Notice As Hay List Returns

The two best thoroughbred sprinters in Australia will be in action in rather different circumstances on Friday. There will be an official cheer squad and millions of eyes on Black Caviar as she tries to take her unbeaten streak to 17 in the Australia Stakes at Moonee Valley. The Age

Pinker Pinker Aimed For The BMW

Cox Plate winner Pinker Pinker is set for a four-race Group One weight-for-age autumn campaign with trainer Greg Eurell ultimately aiming her at the $2.25 million BMW at Rosehill on April 7. The four-year-old Reset mare was last week nominated for the $2 million Group One Doncaster Mile (1600m) at Randwick on April 21. Racing and Sports

Queensland Lures The Best

The Brisbane Racing Club, in conjunction with the Queensland government, has outlined an aggressive approach to lure the best gallopers north for the Queensland winter carnival this year. An innovative, all-expenses-paid invitation will be issued to the winners of 10 Group 1 races across Australasia to compete in two of Brisbane's biggest races; the AAMI Stradbroke and Queensland Oaks. Daily Telegraph

Black Caviar May Still Be Improving

The impossible, that world champion sprinter Black Caviar may still be improving, is possible, according to trainer Peter Moody. "I've said all along that she'll be at her best at five and I still believe it," Moody said after Black Caviar scorched around the back of Caulfield racecourse in an 800m jumpout. Herald Sun