Champion mare Black Caviar has died after a career that captured the hearts of a nation a
- Was unbeaten across 25 races
- Included 15 Group 1 races
- Will go down in history as one of the best ever
Legendary Australian mare Black Caviar has died peacefully of natural causes on Saturday, aged 18.
Black Caviar is one of the most celebrated racehorses in history, boasting an unbeaten record of 25 wins from 25 starts.
The Australian-bred mare dominated sprint races between 2009 and 2013, capturing the hearts of racing fans worldwide.
Jockey Luke Nolen riding Black Caviar wins race 7 the Black Caviar Lightning Stakes in 2013
She won 15 Group 1 races, including victories in prestigious events like the Newmarket Handicap, the Lightning Stakes, and the Diamond Jubilee Stakes at Royal Ascot.
Known for her incredible speed and determination, Black Caviar consistently outclassed her rivals, often winning by significant margins.
Her success earned her multiple awards, including being named Australian Horse of the Year three times.
Black Caviar retired in 2013, leaving behind an unmatched legacy in Australian horse racing.
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