Black Caviar has joined the ranks of the likes of Phar Lap and Makybe Diva after being inducted into the Australian Racing Hall of Fame. The honour comes after winning her 23rd consecutive race on the weekend.

Trainer Peter Moody has given a strong indication superstar Black Caviar will return to the racetrack.

Black Caviar has arrived home from her English adventure with a very personal appreciation of foreign racing.

Royal Ascot Racecourse was a sea of salmon on Saturday. The distinct black polka dot pattern matching the silks of Australian mare Black Caviar could be seen on dresses, handbags, neck ties, waistcoats, flags and baseball caps throughout the 80,000 capacity crowd.

THE HARD WORD | Please can we give up on the misguided attempts to pigeon hole incredible animals like Black Caviar and Frankel, and refrain making unfair comparisons. Can’t we simply just celebrate their striking beauty and phenomenal achievements and leave them be.

The dream stayed alive for the world-beating Black Caviar at Royal Ascot on Saturday, but only after she almost threw away a momentous victory.

Black Caviar is an undefeated Australian thoroughbred racehorse who has never lost a race, across 21 races. She is considered to be the best sprinter in the world.

Acting Prime Minister Wayne Swan has wished Black Caviar well as the champion mare aims to show the world how good she is at Royal Ascot tomorrow.

The super mare from Australia, Black Caviar, ambled from her stable as the rain from Siberia swept across Newmarket Heath.

Thousands of Australians will be heading to Royal Ascot tomorrow, hoping to see champion Aussie mare Black Caviar attempt a little piece of racing history.

Trainer Peter Moody has continued to whip up the rivalry between champion mare Black Caviar and her English rivals in the lead-up to Saturday’s Group One Diamond Jubilee Stakes at Royal Ascot.

Most days, racing is about the punt. Once or twice in a lifetime, when a horse like Black Caviar comes along, the punt doesn’t matter. You only back her to keep the ticket. A souvenir for the grandkids. Yes, I saw her race.

Thousands of Australian racegoers are destined for Ascot in June to see champion sprinter Black Caviar compete on the royal course.