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Caviar jets in for Royal run

Australian sensation Black Caviar has arrived safely in Britain ahead of her intended run at Royal Ascot.

The five-year-old mare is unbeaten in 21 starts for trainer Peter Moody and is a firm favourite for the Diamond Jubilee Stakes at the Royal meeting.

Black Caviar landed at Heathrow airport late on Thursday afternoon after a 30-hour journey from Melbourne.

Moody’s charge will be staying at Jane Chapple-Hyam’s Newmarket yard during her British sojourn, along with her fellow international raiders.

β€œBlack Caviar due shortly at Abington Place Stables, she joins Ortensia and Joy And Fun the other international horses staying at the stables,” Chapple-Hyam tweeted.

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