Tuesday 16 October 2012

WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 17th RACING POST 2012. FRANKEL WEEK COUNTDOWN TO CHAMPIONS DAY ON SATURDAY

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RACING POST WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 17th 2012 .
MONDAY OCTOBER 15th TO SUNDAY OCTOBER 21st

REVIEW YESTERDAY'S RESULTS


PREVIEW TODAY'S CARDS
 
 
 



RP David Milnes  and Scott Burton
Cecil: "FRANKEL could be even better on soft ... Wet conditions at Ascot do not concern trainer."

 
RP Richard Birch
"Flying HUGHES picks up MOST IMPROVED ride.
"RICHARD HUGHES  continued his remarkable hot streak with three winners from six rides at Leicester yesterday.
 
RP Jon Lees
"Delighted Dettori hails Hughes 'fantastic' seven timer."

 

RP John Randall
"FRANKEL WEEK -  THE UNBEATABLE GREATS
"On a legend from the 1950's Italy's greatest champion RIBOT
 
 
Philip Robinson FRANKEL  WEEK What does Saturday hold in-store?
"FRANKEL he is that far advanced of everything else I don't think there should be any problem, lets keep our fingers crossed all goes well. I expect it to."
(Philip Robinson retired Flat race rider . True professional bloodhorse literate horseman of the highest calibre on the worlds horseracing stage right up there with the very best in his own right, both in the saddle and out of the saddle, both in theory and in practice. (Group 1) (Class 1) (Grade 1))
 
 
 RP Peter Thomas hears from the gallop-watchers who's mornings will become a little less bright after Saturday."





"HOW WONDER HORSE WILL BE MISSED ON THE GALLOPS

"The Heath just won't be the same without him


Bloodhorse Literate achiever in his own right
 Steve Cauthen (Group 1) (Class 1) (Grade 1)

MORE ABOUT THE LIFE AND TIMES OF FRANKEL
 

« 4:05 » Ascot

SAT 20 OCT 2012
Qipco Champion Stakes (British Champions Middle Distance) (Group 1) (CLASS 1) (3yo+) BBC1
Soft 1m2f Number of runners: 46
RACECARD
 
J Margaret Clarke Turfcall Comment  
 
RETAINING A TRUE  PROFESSIONAL BLOODHORSE LITERATE STABLE JOCKEY
 (Group 1) (Class 1) (Grade 1)
SIR HENRY CECIL  throughout his highly successful  training career has preferred to retain a stable jockey, as he does to this day, at present TOM QUEALLY.



 
TOM has partnered FRANKEL in all his races to date, and will be partnering FRANKEL on Saturday at Ascot to challenge for the Qipco Champion Stakes  on  Champions Day  all being well.
 






A key true professional bloodhorse literate  handler rider working within TEAM CECIL is SHANE FETHERSTONEHAUGH. SHANE partners FRANKEL every day in all his prep home work. FRANKEL will know both these riders well and visa versa, this will bring FRANKEL confidence when going out to compete in races, as does  the company of BULLET TRAIN,  FRANKEL'S lead horse.

 







FRANKEL (GB) FACTFILE
 
4 b c Galileo (IRE) - Kind (IRE) (Danehill (USA))
Form: 1111-11111- 1111

Owner: Khalid Abdulla

Breeder: Juddmonte Farms Ltd Jockey:










FRANKEL
 
RACE CAREER
 
 
 
 

 

Background:

THOMAS PETER QUEALLY rode his first winner on his 4th public ride aboard LARIFAARI  in the Nenagh Handicap Clonmel on April 13th 2000 at 15 years of age, he attended  Dungarvan Christian Brothers School County Wexford.

 





Tom was born on  October 8, 1984 Declan,  Tom's  father trains a few horses himself, he started Tom off  in pony racing where he achieved champion status in that environment, following on to become Ireland's champion apprentice in 2000 at the age of sixteen with 28 wins. After finishing his schooling, Tom joined up with Aidan O'Brien for whom he had been riding out at weekends whilst still at school.

Devon trainer Tony Newcombe helped bring Tom to Britain while apprenticed in Ireland to


Pat Flynn. 2009 was Tom Queally's breakthrough year in which he won his first of five Group One races aboard Art Connoisseur in the Golden Jubilee Stakes at Ascot Racecourse. On August 1, aboard Midday, he won his fourth Group One event, the Nassau Stakes at Goodwood Racecourse and on November 7 he again rode Midday to victory in the richest race of his career, the US$2 million Breeders' Cup Filly & Mare Turfat Santa Anita Park in California.
Queally told the Daily Mail newspaper he owed his breakthrough success to trainer, Henry Cecil.[1]
 
FRANKEL WILL BE MISSED BY ALL AT WARREN PLACE  AND ON THE GALLOPS AS PETER SAYS. The whole of Newmarket as well, there is something very special about FRANKEL where he comes from, how his career has been planned, how the preparations for each and every one of his races have been carefully thought through, his objective achieved. A truly remarkable work of art involving many bloodhorse literate peoples skills working together, ongoing every single day at Warren Place within TEAM CECIL.
A Mighty Bloodhorse Literate Work of Art.
Putting the Great back into Britain every day of the week, every month of the year over years



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