Greatest of the champions

There is a book by Simon Cooper called, FRANKEL the greatest racehorse of all time and the sport that made him, it's a great book and if you are even a little bit interested in racing and in Frankel I would highly recommend you check it out!

GBeret83 tin man is a great horse, but no where near as good as frankel

4 some riders , it can be tough, vs a Dettori ,who been able 2 go from one "horse of a lifetime" 2 another after LAMMTARRA ; though TQ is a fine rider , it seemed 2 be a " one off " 4 him in a sense , as opposed to landing on other top horses ; Dettori fell out w/ Godolphin, and 4 some that can lower the chances 2 get on good ones, though it could be argued it opens "new" doors 4 " in demand" types , 4 there are many top trainers in the UK / Europe , that do their jobs w/ o relying on meds , unlike trainers here in the US ,which is good , btw ; Dettori has thrived " post " Godolphin , & like TQ , Jaime Spencer fell off after his run @ Coolmore, but has climbed back up 2 be on good mounts ; Last I heard from Queally was he was riding in the US

monaroknights won at royal ascot though ;)

Who cares, at least he can say he rode one of the greatest ever horses of all time. :D

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Monaroknight: At least he would have made plenty of money from the horse and go down in history of the turf which is more than can be said about a sado like yourself.

@@melodic9yt Very true.

Of all the stupid things I've ever heard yours is the most stupid.

@@stephenstafford8047 horse was spoon fed what's the jockey done since nxt to nothing

@@rodneymckee8431 How was the horse spoon fed? To ride a great number of winners you usually have to be contracted to a large stables.

@@nightowl7459 a jockey who was trusted to ride a horse like Frankel should be able to ride a 100 winners in 10 yrs especially with the amount of racing there is today. He was a world class horse no doubt in that but imo they always took the easy option with him

@@rodneymckee8431 I'm surprised Queally didn't have a higher profile after Frankel but it can't be easy with most stables having retained Jockeys who choose the stables number one when the stable runs two or more in top races, I too think that there's plenty of over hype about Frankel and he probably wasn't the best horse ever but in fairness he did string 14 races together mostly at the highest level and remained unbeaten, and he wasn't whisked off to stud at the end of his three year old campaign like plenty of others have been.