Poster tribute to Adam Scott and Black Caviar IT'S been a memorable week in sport for Australia with Queensland's Adam Scott winning the US Masters and champion mare Black Caviar farewelling the racing world. And to celebrate, The Sunday Mail print edition today includes souvenir posters of the sporting champs. Scott's breakthrough triumph at Augusta was hailed as one of the greatest sporting moments in Australia's proud history. Scott, 32, beat Angel Cabrera of Argentina at the second playoff hole to become the first Australian to win the Masters at Georgia's Augusta National. Adam Scott celebrates after receiving his green jacket following his emotional US Masters win. Get your free champions poster in today's print edition of The Sunday Mail In doing so , the genial Queenslander ended years of Australian heartache and wrote himself into our sporting folklore. And yesterday, with three cheers and plenty of tears, racing farewelled world champion sprinter Black Caviar. The greatest: Black Caviar, the pride of Australia, stands before her many fans for the last time. The glamour mare, unbeaten in 25 career starts, including an Australian record 15 Group 1s, stole the limelight as usual as she paraded before 10,000 fans at her home turf at Caulfield. Race jockey Luke Nolen, wearing the famous salmon and black spots for the last time (they are being retired along with the champ), rode her for the last time as she sported a saddlecloth bearing BC25.