Frankel and Caviar could meet Frankel has been shortlisted as a possible first date for Australia's unbeaten mare Black Caviar. The two highest-rated horses in the world last season could meet in the breeding sheds once time is called on the racing career of the Peter Moody-trained six-year-old. Frankel signed off at Ascot on Saturday with an unblemished 14-win record, whereas Black Caviar is unbeaten in 22 starts. "We would consider going to Frankel because he is clearly the best distance horse in the world," Black Caviar's co-owner, Neil Werrett, told The Age. "There would have to be a few conditions that would have to be worked out to make it happen, but the two best horses in the world together - that would be something. "I might be a little biased, but I would say he is the second best horse I have ever seen."
