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Black Caviar V Frankel - YouTube

Frankel vs Black Caviar - Timeform Blueprint - YouTube

I'm quite happy to take your money :wah::wah::wah:

Message from England to Black Caviar In Australia

" Come over here If you think you're hard enough."

2011 Was All About One Horse: Frankel - YouTube

oscar;1393444 wrote: Message from England to Black Caviar In Australia

" Come over here If you think you're hard enough."




There you go again this " hard " thing. :wah:

oscar;1393444 wrote: Message from England to Black Caviar In Australia

" Come over here If you think you're hard enough."

2011 Was All About One Horse: Frankel - YouTube


Ha ha ha ha ha....she'll get a good run I suspect. should be interesting. when is ascot?

I got your message on Facebook Fizz bang but couldn't reply as that live chat thing Is playing up so I hope you see this....

It appears she will run The Sussex Stakes against our Frankel who ran today and remains unbeaten.

The Sussex Stakes could not be a better location for me to see her as It's where I was born and raised In the Sussex Downs.

The race Is part of ' Glorious Goodwood' and takes place late July or early August....

Glorious Goodwood Day 2

OOOHHHHH !!! okey dokey . and thanks .

fuzzywuzzy;1394019 wrote: OOOHHHHH !!! okey dokey . and thanks .


It looks like the purse for the Sussex Stakes has been Increased to a one million pounds to ensure the clash....

BBC Sport - Frankel and Black Caviar offered £1m Goodwood incentive

So while Frankel retires as officially the worlds greatest racehorse, Black caviar Is being flogged to death In Australia and has just notched up her 24 th win from 24 starts....

Black Caviar undefeated 24-0 - ESPN

Shame her trainer wouldn't take on Frankel eh? But then we would have known the result... :wah:

Does this thread have anything to do with all the horsemeat that's been showing up in our food?

Fakin'It;1423204 wrote: Does this thread have anything to do with all the horsemeat that's been showing up in our food? Is there actually any reason as why you seem to hone In on my posts and threads?

You are posting from America so you haven't had a horse meat Issue with food... If you had, then post In the horse meat scandal thread, not here.

oscar;1423247 wrote: Is there actually any reason as why you seem to hone In on my posts and threads?

You are posting from America so you haven't had a horse meat Issue with food... If you had, then post In the horse meat scandal thread, not here.


In reviewing my posts, I find that this is the first time we've bumped into each other. Perhaps someone else is stalking you, or you have another username? As for my lame attempt at humor, don't be such a grouch, oscar.

Fakin'It;1423270 wrote: In reviewing my posts, I find that this is the first time we've bumped into each other. Perhaps someone else is stalking you, or you have another username? As for my lame attempt at humor, don't be such a grouch, oscar. Then I suggest you review your posts again...

If you have nothing to contribute to the topic of this thread which concerns two race horses, then I'd appreciate It if you took your ' humour ' elsewhere because wise cracks about horse meat In food posted In a thread by someone very much Involved with horse racing professionals Is as funny as Herpes.

So after 25 wins from 25 starts, the Australian Superstar Is to be retired. Whispers from neighing circles hint at a possible romantic Interlude with Britain's Frankel.

BBC Sport - Black Caviar: Australian mare retired unbeaten after 25 wins

Analysis

Cornelius Lysaght

BBC horse racing correspondent

"Black Caviar has earned a never-to-be-forgotten chapter in the history of world racing.

"As though the imperious style of her unbeaten record was not enough, the extraordinary razzmatazz that went with the mare - the adoration, the centrefolds, the merchandising etc - will ensure that.

"And it was not just Down Under: iconic images of the Queen arriving for what felt like the monarch being granted an audience with Black Caviar at Royal Ascot 2012 will live forever.

"But although she's retired, perhaps she will race again - on the big screen. From Aussie roots to an against-all-odds success at the most Pommie of Pommie sports events, it's surely got blockbuster written all over it."

Where It very nearly, horribly all went wrong.

Black Caviar was flown from Australia to Royal Ascot England to meet the Queen.

BLACK CAVIAR WINS 22nd race at Royal Ascot 2012 - YouTube