Frankel Horse Racing Blog
A simple blog detailing Frankel's UK 2yo offspring & big race entries (no affiliation with Juddmonte) Opinions my own
Saturday 25 November 2023
Frankel: The Making of a Racing Legend
Saturday 18 November 2023
Racing Royalty: The Five Most Expensive Thoroughbred Stallions and Their Stud Fees
Sunday 22 October 2023
What Is The Projected Worth Of Race Horse Frankel?
Sunday 1 October 2023
The Most Successful Offspring of Racehorse Sire Frankel
Frankel is widely regarded as one of the greatest racehorses of all time, and his success on the track has also translated into success in the breeding shed. Since retiring from racing in 2012, Frankel has sired some of the most successful and talented racehorses in the world, many of whom have gone on to achieve remarkable success on the track.1111/11111/11111/
— Racing Post (@RacingPost) February 11, 2023
Happy birthday to the legend Frankel 💚💖 pic.twitter.com/xkywi9X2sv
Monday 28 August 2023
Frankel Offspring: Task Force Tastes Victory at Ripon's Champion Two Year Old Trophy Stakes Listed Race
Ralph Beckett has been in flying form this two-year-old season with a large string of juveniles who have seen the winner's enclosure.
However, for all the potential superstars at the stable I have a sneaky feeling Task Force, a son of Frankel, is going places. In fact, I wouldn't be surprised to see this strapping bay colt winning at Pattern class this season.
This May colt started his career with an easy victory at Salisbury when racing over 6f. Given a fine ride by Rhys Clutterbuck, the even money favourite cruised to a 3 1/4 length victory over Kingswood Flyer. There was a lot to like about that display. Also, it was interesting that Task Force started such a short price which was significant.
Task Force made his second start at Ripon in the Champion Two-Year-Old Trophy Stakes (Listed race) with a winning price of £22,408. Ridden by Rossa Ryan, this 11/8 favourite looked all at sea on the undulations but finish with spirit to hold stablemate Matters Most, who is held in some regard by connections. Task Force kept on well to win by a length and a quarter.
Beckett said: ''We like the second (Matters Most), he appears to be improving, and TASK FORCE was green on the undulations but he still got it done. So that's encouraging. We won't be afraid to roll the dice. He had to be pretty good to do that today as I'm not sure that's his ground either. He's in the Middle Park and I wouldn't be convinced about seven furlongs for the time being, we might stick at six. trainer.''
Tuesday 18 July 2023
Frankel Offspring 2023 - Stars Of The Future
It's that time again when we start to wonder about the new Flat turf season 2023 and Frankel offspring.
If you head over to Juddmonte's website and Frankel sire you will be able to get your first glimpse of the Frankel two-year-olds (2yos) for the season coming. Already a number of colts and fillies have been named. You can see the breeding, offspring date of birth, and where the individuals are being trained, this can be viewed in southern or northern hemisphere. If you want to see the latest news, take a look at Frankel's two-year-olds 2023 here.
Exciting times.
This page is worth revisiting throughout the season and especially leading up to the start of the UK Flat turf season which begins at the start of April.
Take a quick look at the named juveniles and their respective trainers.
I will simply note 7 Frankel offspring for 2023.
Hutchence - DOB 9/5/21 - SEX: Colt - Trainer: Ralph Beckett
Withoutme - DOB 18/5/21 - SEX: Filly - Trainer: Ralph Beckett
Imperial Sovereign - DOB 23/1/21 - SEX: Colt - Trainer: Simon & Ed Crisford
Lightning Touch - DOB 5/3/21 - SEX: Filly - Trainer: Roger Varian
Islanova - DOB 14/3/21 - SEX: Filly - Trainer: Sir Michael Stoute
Bye Bye Salam - DOB 11/3/21 - SEX: Colt - Trainer: Andrew Balding
Golden Myrrh - DOB 1/4/21 - SEX: Filly - Trainer: Ralph Beckett
In some respects this information is something and nothing. But, importantly, it is a start to proceedings. The beginning of many wins, successes for owners, trainers and punters who have backed these exciting individuals. Frankel offspring always inspire. There will always be a story to be told. Many exceptional talents. Horses, colts and fillies who go on to achieve Group and even Classic race success.
This son of of Galileo out of Kind has turned the horse racing world upside down since concluding his career unbeaten with fourteen wins and retired in 2011. Some saying the greatest horse of all time, heralding the immense talents of Sir Henry Cecil. Much has changed since those heady days with the passing of both Cecil and Khalid bin Abdullah.
The greatest testimony of both being the success of super sire Frankel whose stallion fee is now £275,000.
The fastest sire to 50 Group winners in history and champion sire 2021.
Here's to a brilliant season.
Follow Frankel's Flat runners 2023 here.
Friday 16 June 2023
Charlie Appleby's By The Book Triumphs in the 3:50 Haydock Horse Race
On a thrilling day at Haydock Park, the Pat Hodgson and Mary Shields Acsil Novice Stakes (GBB Race) took center stage.A winning debut for By The Book as the Frankel colt powers home to land the Pat Hodgson And Mary Shields Acsil Novice Stakes under the guidance of @the_doyler for Charlie Appleby and @godolphin 👏 pic.twitter.com/iITa9eBS8X
— Haydock Park Races (@haydockraces) June 14, 2023
Tuesday 30 May 2023
Frankel Offspring 2023: State Of Desire Debut at Great Yarmouth
It's always good to get back to Great Yarmouth.
A stone's throw from Newmarket means there will be plenty of thoroughbred talent on offer and that was no exception when we ventured to the course on the 24th May.
Travelling via train from my hometown of March, changing at Ely and Norwich, it took a couple of hours to get to this coastal town which resides in Norfolk. I do enjoy a day at Yarmouth whether for all the tourist attractions or a day at the races.
Well, there was a merry pilgrimage of me, two brothers, and pro gambler Jerry Banks and his friend, Mark. To be fair it was more of a day out than betting but there is always a few bets placed from one and all. Tony, my brother, had a no-lose bet to win a grand on Phoenix Duchess (3:40), while Jerry had a nice winner in the first race.
Anyway, I will get back to that in a moment.
We started our day walking from the train station to the Feathers Pub which is always good with cheap beers and an upbeat atmosphere. From there we headed to the course by taxi. The price of ticket for the Members enclosure is £28. It really is bordering on criminal. We got the Racing Day deal by purchasing our tickets in advance, which entitled a free alcoholic drink and pie. That is a fair deal, at least takes the edge off it. I think they have about 50 of those going if you buy your ticket a couple of weeks in advance. I think Jerry said later fixtures had already sold out!
The weather was fair and the main attraction for us were the two juvenile races (2yos for the uniformed) and especially interesting with a Class 2 & 3 event on the cards. I'm not sure if this was an extra fixture, but I can't remember a Class two contest for two-year-olds ever being held here before. There were some nice prospects who headed to the coast for more than an ice cream and battered cod.
One of the main attractions for me was the Frankel-sired State Of Desire, trained by Charlie Appleby, ridden by William Buick. This well-bred bay colt, who cost 400,000G, was pretty strong in the betting, starting at 5/6f. Racing over 6f on good to firm going, I did have slight concerns the trip would be on the sharp side and that turned out to be true with a respectable third place behind Watch My Tracer (George Scott) and El Bodon (Jane Chapple-Hyam). The winner was backed from big odds and has some potential and the second went well and I imagine connections were surprised they didn't win. State Of Desire ran well on debut but looks to need 7f to be seen at best.
The Class 2 race (3:40) saw a field of 12 two-year-olds and it was a spectacle to see Jane Chapple-Hyam's Born To Rock, ridden by Robert Tart, in the ownership of Laurence Holder, cruise home 'easily' (looked impressive) by four-and-a-quarter lengths, from the Gosden-trained Jiwin (Gosden asked Havlin if it needed 6f).
Lots to enjoy on the day and we stayed the night at the Charlton Hotel, popping into the Grosvenor Casino for a drink and play on the roulette (I lost, brother won). After a walk along the front, went back to our rooms about midnight.
A long but enjoyable day.
The next morning we had breakfast at the Ocean Hotel, on the front, and had eggs royale before getting on the train and back home.
Photos: Top, State Of Desire, Bottom, Born To Rock.
Copyright 2023 Jason Coote (All rights reserved)
Friday 10 March 2023
Is Frankel The Best racehorse to have ever lived?
Tuesday 21 February 2023
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Monday 13 February 2023
Frankel Promotional Video 2022
Saturday 11 February 2023
When is Frankel's Birthday?
Happy 15th birthday to the best there has ever been, Frankel! 🚀
— Archie Brookes (@archieb1905) February 11, 2023
14 races, 14 wins, 10 Group 1’s ⚡️
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He stands @JuddmonteFarms for £275,000 🔥
Relive his unbelievable performance in the 2012 G1 Queen Anne Stakes 👌
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Tuesday 7 February 2023
How Much Is Frankel's Stallion Fee Today?
Wednesday 4 January 2023
How much Money did Frankel cost as a Yearling?
Kirsten Rausing's @Lanwades homebred Alpinista (FRANKEL) wins the Listed Daisy Warwick Stakes @Goodwood_Races. It's the second stakes success for this filly, who was also second in the Gr.1 Yorkshire Oaks last year #FrankelWatch pic.twitter.com/mekzhE40Zs
— Juddmonte (@JuddmonteFarms) April 30, 2021
How much money did Frankel cost as a yearling?
Frankel didn't have a cost because he was home bred by Juddmonte Farms Ltd, in the ownership of Khalid bin Abdullah Al Saud. Sadly the Prince passed away on the 12th January 2021. His association with top-class thoroughbreds including Frankel, Enable and Dancing Brave detail a truly successful owner breeder of the highest repute. I've also taken my time to review a few casino platforms and online casinos usa have a great setup and worthy of your time and recommended. All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy.
So Frankel was never sent to the sales as a foal, yearling or two-year-old.
The mare of Frankel named Kind is the mother of a number of very talented thoroughbreds including: Frankel, Noble Mission, Bullet Train, Joyeuse and Morpheus. I don't know about ponies but I do love real money online pokies for something a bit different. Always good to see what other gambling platforms have to offer and I really do advise taking a break and getting stuck in.
Frankel is sired by the legendary Galileo who was sire of Noble Mission, a full-brother to Frankel.
Both are sires standing at Banstead Manor Stud, Newmarket.
Frankel has a stud fee of £200,000 (2022), from £175,000, this was raised from an initial £125,000 in 2018. Frankel has been standing at stud since 2013.
After continued success his stallion fee is now £275,000.
Exceptional.
Of his progeny a number of horses have proved very successful including:
Frankel's Top 5 Offspring Earners
Cracksman who was trained by John Gosden, winning 8 of his 11 races and achieving total prize earnings of £2,793,064. He, too, has been standing as a stallion for a fee of £17,500 since 2019.
Mozu Ascot, who was trained in Japan by Yoshito Yahagi, who won 3 of his 18 races but total earnings of £2,565,988. He now stands as a stallion at Arrow Stud, Japan. He costs 2,000,000 JPY.
Soul Stirring, trained by Kazuo Fujisawa, in Japan, in the ownership of Shadai Race Horse Co Ltd. This mare raced 14 times with 3 wins with total earnings of £1,851,057.
Call The Wind, still in training in France, with Freddy Head, in the ownership of George Strawbridge. This son of Frankel has (at the time of writing) total earnings of £1,718,871.
Simply Brilliant, originally in training with Richard Fahey until changed trainer in November 2017 when heading to Hong Kong with F C Lor in the ownership of Simply Brilliant Syndicate. At the time of writing (as she is still in training) she has achieved total prize winnings of £1,158,510.
Frankel continues to sire exceptional horses, which race around the world.
They continue to sell yearlings in the millions.
Friday 4 November 2022
The Remarkable Frankel
Despite the trending Kentucky derby expert picks 2019 today which include diverse and talented horses, Frankel, a retired racehorse was also the best pick of his time.
2010
Frankel was born February 11, 2008, and not until 2010 that he started his racing career as a 2-year-old.
Maiden Stakes
A mile distance Maiden Stakes race in Newmarket, Frankel slowly broke out the soft ground’s starting gate held up by his jockey Tom Queally. Although it is Frankel’s first race as a 2-year-old, it did not stop him from finishing the race first and making a winning bow gesture.
Condition Stakes
During the Frank Whittle Partnership Conditions Stakes held last September 10, 2010, at the Doncaster racetrack, Frankel set up the pace ahead of the two opponents in a 7 furlongs racetrack and finished first.
Juddmonte Royal Lodge Stakes
Fifteen days after his second race, September 25, 2010, Frankel blew away all the other contenders by an astonishing ten lengths during the Juddmonte Royal Lodge Stakes which was sponsored by his owner, Khalid Abdullah. Even the trainer himself was very impressed with Frankel’s performances.
Dubai Dewhurst Stakes
It was Frankel’s first Group 1 level race featuring two famous unbeaten colts Dream Ahead and Saamidd, in a race track with a distance of 7 furlongs. Ending the run with a 1:25.73 time, Frankel never missed a chance to prove his talent to the audience and that he is worthy of their bets. It was his 4th win since he started racing and the last for the year.
2011
Two years in horse racing, three-year-old Frankel continues to live his coveted title as the highest-rated and award-winning racehorse.
Greenham Stakes
Way back April 16, 2011, the seven-furlong race Greenham Stakes took place at Newbury with a total of six contenders. One of it was Frankel who first timely raced as a three-year-old at a Grade three level race. The Greenham Stakes, considered as the preparatory race for the Qipco 2000 Guineas, nailed by Frankel and now he’s ready for the upcoming event. Qipco 2000 Guineas One of Frankel’s most significant performance is running a mile soft ground race track in Newmarket on April 30, 2011. His victory in this race is still considered the most exceptional performance ever seen in Britain. With the other jockeys in the field, Frankel surprised them by jumping straight to the lead and winning the race by six lengths clear of his nearest rival.
St. James’s Palace Stakes
It was a close fight with Rerouted who was all clear to go in the early stages. Held at the Ascot, Frankel was still well on top at the finish line last June 11, 2011, despite some audience considered it to be an ill-judged ride which Queally, the jockey, received much criticism after the race.
Qipco Sussex Stakes
The “Duel on the Downs” as they commonly call it, Frankel quickly broke from the gate of the Goodwood racecourse in England and got an early lead for the first few furlongs by a few lengths. Given the four horses racing in the field, it is much convenient to the versatile Frankel to dominate as soon as the gate opened. Thus, he won the race first.
Queen Elizabeth II Stakes
With a million pounds in prize money, Frankel who took the race on October 15, 2011, run in an effortless fashion to maintain his unbeaten career record. It was his ninth successive victory and, he roamed clear to win by four lengths against Excelebration.
2012
Frankel’s four-year-old season and the retirement of the greatest racehorse.
JLT Lockinge Stakes
Storming to victory by five lengths, Frankel maintained a hundred percent record in the race dated June 19, making it his 10th win in his two years of horse racing. The 2-7 favourite, lead the race again leaving Exceleberation at the 2nd place for the fourth time.
Queen Anne Stakes
June 19, 2012, Frankel showed he is getting better with every race with landing odds of 1-10. Ending the run with the audience in awe, Frankel prolonged his triumph by 11 lengths effortlessly away from Excelebration.
Sussex Stakes
Racing with three opponents, Frankel topped the race at Goodwood. He repeated his previous year’s victory in the Sussex Stakes now with the odds of 1-20 chance. Asked by his jockey to quicken just over a furlong out, the answer was immediate as he slammed six lengths the high-class Farhh without breaking a sweat.
Juddmonte International Stakes
Ridden with more patience, no doubt Frankel had the endurance to succeed over 10 furlongs and was sent off as the 1/10 favourite. Even the legendary St. Nicholas Abbey was left out behind Frankel, reminding people that he wasn’t beating just ordinary horses.
Champion Stakes
Unbeaten Frankel capped his 14th victory in horse racing on October 20, 2012. For the last time, he beat Cirrus Des Aigles by a length-and-three-quarters before retiring as a racehorse.
Takeaway
Winning is something people can be proud of. Whether it may be in the academe, games, or through sports. Frankel’s 14 years of consecutive victory is worthy of the award-winning gestures and praises. Thus, remembering the people behind those successes should be as crucial as Frankel’s awards too. Because without their perseverance of wanting to win the race, highest-rated racehorse Frankel will not achieve its title.
Wednesday 12 October 2022
Frankel Quite Simply A Star of the Sport On And Off Track (12th October)
In the last seven days @JuddmonteFarms’ Frankel has sired an Arc winner in Alpinista, the year’s most expensive yearling at 2,800,000gns and now a 26th Gr.1 winner in Dewhurst hero Chaldean. Not a bad week’s work. pic.twitter.com/RS39kxcO6H
— James Thomas (@jamesbthomas11) October 8, 2022
The Best Frankel 2yo In Training 2022.
Frankel, super sire, has been hitting the headlines and proving he is a world-class horse on and off the racecourse.
Who could forget the 2022 Qatar Prix de I'arc de Triomphe (Group 1) at Longchamp, France with Frankel-sired Alpinista, trained by Sir Mark Prescott, ridden by Luke Morris, in the ownership of Miss K. Rausing to win prize money £2,400,840.34 (£2M+). What a supreme achievement for UK racing.
I can remember Alpinista winning on debut as a two-year-old at Epsom when 9/4. She won unchallenged that day. Who would have thought at the age of five she would have raced 15 times, with 10 wins, 2 second placed efforts. Not to mention total prize earnings over £3M.
Talking of two-year-old racing we can't escape the influence of Frankel.
Andrew Balding's Chaldean has been in flying form all season after needing his debut at Newbury (5th) has tasted victory in his next four starts concluding a battling effort when victorious in the Darley Dewhurst Stakes (Group 1) at Newmarket. Frankie Dettori gave this son of Frankel a fine ride to beat Royal Scotsman by a head. A brilliant sight racing in the ownership of Juddmonte (Frankel silks).
This chestnut colt has other noted achievements this formative season including victories at pattern class taking the Tattersalls Acomb Stakes (Group 3) at York & Coral Champagne Stakes (Group 2) at Doncaster.
Andrew Balding, trainer, said:
We thought CHALDEAN was very good in early spring and into the summer but he got beaten first time out. Since then he has gone on and on. He had been out in front a long time and Frankie felt he kicked a little earlier than ideal but it was probably a race-winning move. He is versatile and he didn't have to make it but it didn't look like there was any obvious pace here. What we didn't want was it to turn into a sprint and for us to be out of our ground. He will be fine (in a Guineas) and the bigger the field the better off he will be. He is all speed on his dam side out of a Dutch Art mare and I'd be surprised if he got further than a mile. I don't know yet if we run him in a trial first, we'll see how he is training in the spring and make a decision there. I would be comfortable going straight to the Guineas but I can't be making that decision at the moment.Sunday 2 October 2022
Did Frankel Win the Epsom Derby?
Sir Henry Cecil and Frankel pic.twitter.com/kbYj3MMkAJ
— Sports & Betting History (@CDCHistory) July 16, 2019
Did Frankel win the Epsom Derby?
The simple answer is no.
Sir Henry Cecil's colt went on to be unbeaten in 14 starts over three seasons from 2010 - 2012.
In my opinion his greatest performance was seen in the 2000 Guineas, which took place at Newmarket's Rowley Mile.
Cecil considered running Frankel in the Epsom Derby, probably knowing it would be the ultimate victory of an exceptional horse. He made the decision to stick to one mile with the exception of his final two starts when stepping up to 1m 2 1/2f when pulverising the opposition at York by seven lengths. If you want a change of seen from horse racing take a look at aussie online casino and enjoy some action.
His victory in the Juddmonte International Stakes (Group 1) as he was priced 1/10f. Race comments: ''Went clear one furlong out, impressive.''
Frankel concluded his racing career at Ascot when winning the Champion Stakes which is raced over 1m 2f.
Perhaps one of the bravest decisions made by Sir Henry Cecil was not being tempted to run Frankel in the Epsom Derby and chancing whether he would have sufficient stamina to last 1m 4f.
It would have been the colt's ultimate test.
Would he have won the Epsom Derby?
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You have to consider that the decision to race or not in the Derby was taken long and hard and connections simply didn't want to take the chance of a loss.
In hindsight, it was most probably the right decision. To finish his racing career unbeaten there is always the mystique of thinking what was possible.
He did the impossible but he could have possibly done more.
Perhaps he could well have won the Epsom Derby.
We can only imagine.
Related story: Ducking the Epsom Derby no disgrace for 2,000 Guineas winner Frankel
Saturday 20 August 2022
Frankness Flies Home At Chester (20th August)
Impressive! Frankel filly Frankness shows serious speed to make it back-to-back victories at @ChesterRaces for @AndrewBalding2 and @daviesharry_...pic.twitter.com/JrYOtKCf7Q
— Sky Sports Racing (@SkySportsRacing) August 20, 2022
As if Frankel's offspring hadn't shone brightly enough with Chaldean winning the Acomb Stakes (Group 3) at York, team Balding proved a star turn at Chester with another smashing prospect this time a chestnut filly called Frankness. If you are looking for some extra betting then take a look at casinoclic casino and see if Lady Luck is rooting for you.
This daughter of Frankel out of a two-times-winning mare, Cosmopolitan Queen, who was trained by David Elwsorth and in the same silks of owner John Smith.
Frankness ran well on debut when fancied at Newmarket, finishing third in a tight finish, losing by three-quarters of a length. Then ran a sterling race second start at Chester over 7f when beating Endeared who is a capable colt. I've notice a few of Frankel's offspring are racing in the US which brings me to usa online gambling which I recommend as a great platform for everything casino.
Under a win penalty Frankness returned to her happy hunting ground over course and distance taking the British Stallion Stud EBF Fillies' Novice Stakes (GBB Race) (Irish Incentive Race) by an impressive six-and-a-half lengths, being eased the last 110 yards under a great front-running ride from 3lb apprentice Harry Davies.
You'd imagine after these two victories this February foal will be heading towards pattern class.
Good luck to connections.
Wednesday 17 August 2022
Son Of Frankel Chaldean Wins Tattersalls Acomb Stakes Group 3 at York
WOW, Some performance in the first group race of the @SkyBet Ebor Festival as Chaldean the son of Frankel digs in deep to win the Group Tattersalls Acomb Stakes under Ryan Moore for trainer Andrew Balding. 👏@Tattersalls1766 @AndrewBalding2 pic.twitter.com/WE4IiDuKeK
— York Racecourse (@yorkracecourse) August 17, 2022
Another outstanding offspring from super sire Frankel.
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A gutsy display at York, racing over 7f on Good going (good to firm in places), saw this son of Frankel gain pattern-class success on his third start, after winning well last time at Newbury when powering home. The 7/2 second-favourite led from over 3f out and held the late challenge of Mill Stream (who faded into fourth place), while withstanding a determined effort from Irish raider Indestructible. Chaldean found plenty under a brilliant ride from Ryan Moore to win by a half length, beating the third by three-and-a-quarter lengths (Oviedo, trained by Edward Bethell). This Class 1 race offered a win price of £85,065. Something that doesn't cost so much to play is best online casinos for real money and you won't be disappointed by the experience and great game play. Excellent stuff.
See full result here.
This son of Frankel out of the the unraced mare Suelita, racing in the familiar (Frankel silks) of Juddmonte.
Kingsclere Stable will be abuzz with the success of this talented May foal who has big race entries including the Royal Lodge Stakes (Group 2) & Dewhurst Stakes Group 1. This chestnut colt is best priced 8/1 from 25/1.
Well done to connections.
Sunday 31 July 2022
Andrew Balding's Frankness Shows Class to Win at Chester (1st August)
RACE 2 RESULT - British Stallion Studs EBF Novice Stakes (GBB Race)
— chesterraces (@ChesterRaces) July 31, 2022
🥇Frankness
🥈Endeared
🥉Three Yorkshiremen
Jockey: Rob Hornby @rob_hornby18
Trainer: Andrew Balding
Owner: Mr J. C. Smith
📸 @offphoto@britishebf @greatbritishbonus pic.twitter.com/ey5QyyNY50
Andrew Balding and his team had much to be thankful for with a great day at Chester with a brace of two-year-old winners including Frankel filly Frankness who ran a fine race on debut at Newmarket going one better on Saturday.
The 9/4 shot, a compact sort, looked at home over this 7f on this idiosyncratic course, relishing the good to soft going. James Fanshawe's Endeared led and looked to set a high standard, before being swallowed up by the John Smith Frankel filly who put down a strong challenge in the final two furlongs the first two beating the third by two and a half lengths. After watching this race I took a look at online casino games and enjoyed a session on there. It makes a change to have a little bit of casino action.
Frankness, ridden by Rob Hornby, won by three and a quarter lengths and a horse sure to be racing at pattern class soon.
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Anna Lisa Balding, trainer's wife, said: ''Frankness ran really well at Newmarket first time out and it's great to see her win win impressively today.''
Good luck to connections.
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