Full-sized Black Caviar statue set to be unveiled in Nagambie Jockey Luke Nolen rides Black Caviar to victory at Moonee Valley. BLACK Caviar will soon be galloping home - that is, a bronzed version of the celebrated mare. A full-sized statue of the unbeaten horse being ridden by her champion jockey Luke Nolen is set to be unveiled in her home town of Nagambie in central Victoria on October 24, two days before the Cox Plate. Nolen will be joined by the stellar sprinter's trainer Peter Moody and champion breeder Rick Jamieson at the reveal, taking place at Jacobsons Outlook from 11am. The unveiling will be marked by a street party and a video presentation of Black Caviar's remarkable career, in which she remained undefeated over 25 races before retiring earlier this year. Sculptor Mitch Mitchell created the work in his Richmond studio from a photo of Nolen riding the wonder horse home in the Schweppes Stakes at Moonee Valley in October 2011. It will stand in Nagambie's main street.