Black Caviar

[Cindy]

Well Black Caviar is coming to Adelaide next week.

So what 90% of the world says.

She is the most successful filly in 1500m racing ever, IF she wins her next race in Adelaide, she will unless she drops dead and there isn't a horse to match her. BTW I don't particularly like horse racing. But I live close to where the race will be. I have a ticket. One of 30,000.

What do I wear?  All of the society will be there. It will be total clothes show off day.

So ladies and gents design my outfit.

I'm 5' 9", 62 kilos, ( about 110-15 Ilbs?) I'm 36, 30, 38. I walk well in heels but usually I like boots with heels, high heel shoes with out ankle support can be  problem.

I don't want to look like a tart.

So suggestions!

And have fun

Cindy

[Jamie D]

Red

[Cindy]

Her colours are  black bgd and pink spots,  I think, as you can tell I'm really into horse racing I've never even laid a bet.

Why do I expect crudity to this response

[Jamie D]

The hat makes the ensemble

[Jamie D]

I used to live quite close to the Santa Anita race track.

You can call me "Longshot Louie."

[Cindy]

I'm not good with hats, the girl on the left in the cute red dress looks good. Jealous as Hell starting to creep up.

You reckon a dress or skirt and top?

[Jamie D]

I'm not good with hats, the girl on the left in the cute red dress looks good. Jealous as Hell starting to creep up.

You reckon a dress or skirt and top?

Social occasion?

Dress

[Cindy]

Heels,

Stockings

Make up

Ahh I feel like an idiot.

[kelly_aus]

I think a nice dress would be the go.. I've been to a few Melbourne and Caufield Cups over the years, and a dress seems to be far more commonly worn, a hat is not unusual either.. But hey, I was always wearing a suit, so what would I know..

It's always easy to get a ticket when you have a couple of each on the family mantelpiece.. 

[Jamie D]

In California we are somewhat less formal at the race track.



The secret, of course, is not to be mistaken for the horse!

[Cindy]

I think a nice dress would be the go.. I've been to a few Melbourne and Caufield Cups over the years, and a dress seems to be far more commonly worn, a hat is not unusual either.. But hey, I was always wearing a suit, so what would I know..

It's always easy to get a ticket when you have a couple of each on the family mantelpiece.. 

You going?

[kelly_aus]

You going?

No, I'm not..

[justmeinoz]

Can't go far wrong with black this time of year. Although orange tangerine is the colour of the moment apparently.  As for a hat, maybe a peaked cap of some sort to keep the hair under control if it is windy? Skirt, coat, boots, cap.  Very Mod.     Have fun. 

Karen.