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/ Gary Crispe / 08 February 2012 / Leave a Comment 
Black Caviar goes for win no.18 on Saturday
Unbeaten champion Black Caviar will face eight rivals in Saturday's $400,000 C.F. Orr Stakes at Caulfield (due off 04:50 GMT) when she goes for her 18th straight victory and her eighth at Group 1 level...
Caulfield Cup winner Southern Speed is the notable opponent to Black Caviar in the C. F. Orr Stakes, along with G1 winners Efficient and Playing God.
Black Caviar's trainer Peter Moody, winner of the last two Orr Stakes (1400m) with Typhoon Tracy, will also be represented Doubtful Jack.
The Orr Stakes is the highlight of a card that also features two Blue Diamond Preludes.
Malasun is the headliner among the Prelude runners after the Mick Price-trained filly made a briulliant start to her career at Caulfield last month. She is the only two year-old still in contention to win the $1 million bonus associated with the Blue Diamond Series.
She will again clash with Member's Joy, owned by the Melbourne Racing Club Members' Horse Club. Members Joy, suffered her sole defeat when beaten by Malasun on Australia Day.
Patrons will be admitted free of charge to Saturday's meeting.
The Black Caviar theme will see Caulfield draped in salmon and black and her official Cheer Squad to travel en masse from Flinders Street Station on the "Black Caviar Express" to Caulfield.
Free Black Caviar flags and masks will be available upon entry, and patrons visiting a dedicated Black Caviar marquee will enjoy themed activities including a photo booth and autograph signings.
Retired champions residing at Living Legends Silent Witness and Apache Cat will also be paraded.
Top Australian jockey Kerrin McEvoy will team-up with Godolphin once more when he rides both Sepoy and Helmet on Dubai World Cup night......
Antipodean supermare Black Caviar notched her 17th straight victory with the minimum of fuss in the Australia Stakes at Moonee Valley....
All eyes will be on Moonee Valley on Friday when six rivals will take on Black Caviar in the Group 2 Australia Stakes (due off 09:15 GMT) as she attempts to stretch her unbeaten run to 17......
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