Black Caviar's $2.6m sister Belle Couture features in quiet jump-out There was some much-needed good news for the Black Caviar family when her $2.6 million half-sister Belle Couture ran second in a jump-out at Flemington. Trainer Kevin Newby with Black Caviar's half sister at BC3 Thoroughbreds in Geelong. CHAMPION jockey Damien Oliver is confident that Black Caviar's little sister Belle Couture can add some joy to the famous family's recent woes. Oliver rode the $2.6m half-sister to Black Caviar in a jump-out at Flemington this morning before flying to Perth to ride in the Group 1 double, the Winterbottom Stakes and Railway Stakes. "She ran second in the 800m trial and went okay," Oliver said. It was only an educational trial and I didn't push her at all. I've ridden her only once before and she has improved, and she will have another jump-out in the near future before (trainer) Danny O'Brien decides her racing future," Oliver said. Belle Couture is owned by BC3 Racing, the syndicate group that has endured a week from hell as her full bother fights for his life after a spider bite and laminitis, a crippling inflammation inside the hoof. While Belle Couture, now a three-year-old and impeccably bred by Redoute's Choice out of Black Caviar's mother Helsinge, is making slow progress to the racetrack, fears remain for the future of her $5m brother known as Jimmy. He remains under supervision at the Werribee Vet Clinic. Black Caviar, the recently-retired world champion sprinter who was unbeaten in 25 starts, is in foal to Exceed And Excel.