Frankel Cleared To Return

THE trainer of Frankel - Black Caviar's rival for the title of world's best racehorse - says the champion has avoided serious injury. Sir Henry Cecil says Frankel still has a chance of running in the Lockinge Stakes at Newbury on May 19 after a crucial scan showed no tendon damage in the foreleg he injured last week. Racenet

Wet Track Won't Worry More Joyous

Nash Rawiller has defended the wet track ability of More Joyous ahead of Saturday's $2 million BMW Doncaster Mile. There are doubts whether she can be at her best on a heavy surface given the sub-par performances in last year's Doncaster and the 2009 Golden Slipper.But Rawiller feels the super mare had genuine excuses on both occasions. Daily Telegraph

Rangirangdoo Will Run The Mile

Rangirangdoo will run in Saturday's BMW Doncaster Mile after trainer Chris Waller confirmed last night he would start the popular galloper in the $2 million race. Waller will start four, with George Ryder Stakes winner Metal Bender out of the rest of the Sydney Carnival after succumbing to injury yesterday. Daily Telegraph

Black Caviar - Atlantic Jewel Clash To Dream About

Forget about Frankel, it's a Black Caviar-Atlantic Jewel stoush that the racing world wants to see. What a race these two unbeaten female superstars would offer up. With her breathtaking return to racing at Randwick on Saturday, Atlantic Jewel elevated herself to the doorstep of the rarefied territory that is the domain of English star Frankel, whose immediate future is clouded after he injured himself in a track gallop last week, and Black Caviar. Herald Sun

Black Caviar May Race Twice In Adelaide

Trainer Peter Moody has confirmed a start in the Group One Goodwood at Morphettville on May 12 for champion mare Black Caviar. Moody said the Goodwood had been locked in but also did not rule out the possibility of also starting Black Caviar in the $400,000 Sportingbet Classic at Morphettville on April 29 before the $500,000 Goodwood. Racing and Sports