Bum rap upgrades Flight winner Guelph to Caviar class G force: Kerrin McEvoy pilots filly Guelph to victory. Peter Moody compared superstar Guelph to Black Caviar before she confirmed her status as Australia's best filly in the Flight Stakes at Randwick on Saturday. As the horses paraded, Moody told fellow trainer Peter Snowden that Snowden's filly reminded him of the retired turf legend. "I said to Pete before the race she looks like Black Caviar racing against two-year-olds," Moody said. She's got an arse on her like Black Caviar and we've just seen that she can gallop. Snowden seemed embarrassed by the comparison and did his best to play it down despite Guelph's following it with a commanding win over Sensibility and Bound For Earth. "Yes, he said that," Snowden said. We just wish we could get one [like Black Caviar]. Guelph did not have it all her way as Kerrin McEvoy was forced to sit three wide the whole trip. But the slow pace, along with Guelph's obvious class, saw her toy with her rivals to win by 1¾ lengths. "It's a great effort," Snowden said. It probably wasn't the spot we wanted to be but they weren't going quick and even though she was three-deep it was a snail pace really, and that was a track gallop. To me, she had an exhibition gallop. She's a quality filly and it was a dominating win - she won that with ease. Betstar immediately slashed Guelph's Thousand Guineas quote from $2.80 to $1.70 and she was made a $13 chance for the Cox Plate. She appears to have the Thousand Guineas at her mercy but Snowden hinted that the 2040 metres of the Cox Plate was not beyond the filly. However, he believes at this stage, she would likely end her campaign at Caulfield in the Thousand Guineas. She's probably the best filly I've had and she's almost equal to Forensics. She's not quite there but she's so relaxed and I'm sure she'll run further and 2000m wouldn't be a problem for her. As far as I'm concerned it's just the Thousand Guineas. She had an extended two-year-old preparation so I'm mindful of that. She'll have a freshen-up now for the Thousand Guineas and then the autumn is at her feet. McEvoy said Guelph should not have a problem with handling Caulfield in the Thousand Guineas after she had excuses in finishing ninth in the Blue Diamond in February. "In the Blue Diamond it was a firm track and she got shunted wide," he said. She's probably the classiest filly I've ridden, for sure, and she's probably got better at three. She's building a great record now. Runner-up Sensibility will go for a spell. Moody is not willing to be handed another lesson by Guelph in Melbourne. "That's it," Moody said. We will put her away and come back in the autumn when she's a bit bigger. Brad Rawiller on Sensibility had tracked Guelph throughout but could not match the winner. "She went outstanding," he said. I had a throw at the stumps and made a move and she held on tough. Jockey James McDonald said Bound For Earth would be peaking for the Thousand Guineas. Arabian Gold's hoop, Peter Robl, said the horse needed cover if he was to win again. "It just can't go any good if it doesn't get cover," Robl said. It did that at Gosford, it did that at Canberra and she did it again it today.