Queally: Frankel still has a lot to prove heading into Guineas showdown
Henry Cecil’s unbeaten colt is a grandson of the recently deceased Sadler’s Wells and would be a timely winner of the Classic, but there would be bigger reasons to cheer him home.
Cecil has been through the doldrums in recent years and is looking for his first win in the race since Wollow in 1976, while Queally, despite having won a raft of big races in recent seasons, is still searching for his first British Classic success.
