Royal Ascot on Caviar agenda Black Caviar's connections are expected to make a decision in midweek about the next race for their brilliant mare who recorded a 15th Group One success on Saturday. The number of options regarding her next start have been reduced to three by her team, less than 24 hours after her rout of the opposition in the TJ Smith Stakes at Randwick. Peter Moody has ruled out another run in Sydney in the All Aged Stakes later this month with Black Caviar returning to Moody's Caulfield stable on Sunday morning. That means that the champion mare could next be seen at Royal Ascot or in either Brisbane or Adelaide. Racingvictoria.net.au reported Moody's interview on RSN where he said: "If I was going to run in the All Aged I would have kept her here. I wouldn't do the two trips in two weeks. The three options on the table are Ascot, which would ultimately be the end of her career, The Goodwood or the BTC Cup." "We won't get a definitive opportunity to see how she pulls up for the fact that she's going to have a long road trip and she'll have three or four easy days," he said. "We won't go poking and prodding her tomorrow morning, we'll give her a few days peace and quiet, and then we'll make sure everything's still where it should be and have a chat to the owners in the middle of the week and see what they want to do."
