Black Caviar brilliant again Peter Moody described the rise of Black Caviar as "a dream come true" after the star mare extended her unbeaten streak to 15 races at Moonee Valley. The magnificent five-year-old effortlessly landed short odds to take the Group Two Schweppes Stakes by six lengths. Moody said: "Luke (Nolen) took no risks and it's the best she's begun for a while, which was pleasing. "It's a wonderful story, a dream come true. "It's just great to see the joy she brings to people. "It wasn't much competition for her, but she is just great for the sport and I'm forever so grateful just to be a part of it. "It was an easy win - it looked that way on paper - but you're always that little bit toey that things can go wrong." Nolen added: "It's a very humbling experience to be part of it. "I know the ride is not going to last forever but I'm very much enjoying it." Black Caviar is next due to race on November 5 in the Patinack Farm Classic at Flemington.
