Black Caviar draws gate #1 - and Moody's happy

Peter Moody was more than satisfied

Peter Moody was more than satisfied after Black Caviar drew the inside gate for Saturday's Grp 1 TJ Smith Stakes (1200m) at Randwick. But Moody reckons the mighty mare doesn't need barrier #1 to be able to notch her 25th straight win. "The barrier isn't a problem. She could lead them on her ear if she wanted to,” Moody says. "Barriers have never been an issue with her so one is not going to be a worry." In the early betting market, Black Caviar is at $1.10.

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