Star colt All Too Hard to start at "Black Caviar-like odds" in Australian Guineas All Too Hard. ALL Too Hard could start at "Black Caviar-like odds" when he chases a third Group 1 win in succession in the $500,000 Australian Guineas (1600m) at Flemington on Saturday. Co-trainer John Hawkes has confirmed the crack three-year-old only has to continue to do well this week to back up in the Guineas. All Too Hard, a half-brother to the mighty Black Caviar, was outstanding beating older rivals at weight-for-age in the Futurity Stakes last Saturday, complementing his first-up win in the Orr Stakes. With All Too Hard returning to race against his own age at level weights in the Guineas, TAB fixed odds has the colt at $1.45 and firming. "It seems the opposition is dodging All Too Hard like they do for Black Caviar's races," TAB's Matt Jenkins said. All Too Hard has been firming daily and if the field continues to fall away, he could start at Black Caviar-like odds in the Guineas. At Rosehill Gardens on Saturday, Golden Slipper favourite Overreach heads 17 quality nominations for the Group 2 $200,000 Silver Slipper Stakes (1100m). Also among entries is Charlie Boy, Never Can Tell, Kuroshio, All The Talk, Brilliant Bisc and Sammy's Girl. Grahame Begg's multiple Group 1 winner Secret Admirer has been allocated topweight of 59.5kg for the Group 3 $125,000 Millie Fox Stakes (1300m).