
At a canter —
Introducing arguably the world's worst horse....Vote for Lust. The horse recently retired from racing but could well lay claim to being the world's slowest horse with 90 races without a solitary victory. There were second places over the years but two of those, came in what were two-horse races.

No luck with top jockey —
In a bid to stop the rot towards the end of his career, he was paired with two-time Melbourne Cup-winning jockey Glen Boss in a bid to buck that trend.

Tailing off —
Sponsored by the betting company Betfair and riding in their colours, Boss claimed that Vote for Lust showed promise for about 100 meters before tailing off.

'Lusty' —
But owner John Castleman (pictured left) is full of praise for 'Lusty,' who proved a calming influence on the many other horses in his stable, calling him "everyone's mate."

From cart horse to fast horse —
Australia's most celebrated racehorse is Black Cavair thanks to 25 victories from 25 starts.

One horse race —
There was talk of Vote for Lust racing against Black Caviar, but that "mother of all mismatches" never took place.

Cover model —
Champion thoroughbred Black Caviar's achieved such fame that the mare appeared in an issue of Vogue Australia.

The legend lives on —
A statue was recently erected in Black Caviar's honor.