Frankel puts down Palace marker with impressive gallop

FRANKEL again impressed Newmarket work-watchers yesterday morning and is set to go off at long odds-on in next week’s St James’s Palace Stakes at Royal Ascot.

Frankel puts down Palace marker with impressive gallop
Thu, 09 Jun, 2011 - 01:00
Tom Peacock

Henry Cecil took his unbeaten colt to the Watered Gallop on Racecourse Side to exercise with his usual lead horse, Bullet Train.

Reports of Frankel’s outrageous performances at home are nothing new but he looked in typically powerful shape under Shane Fetherstonhaugh, coming a couple of lengths clear of Bullet Train with his regular work-rider’s hands full.

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CourtsRacingPlace: NewmarketPlace: Royal AscotPlace: Watered GallopPlace: Racecourse SidePlace: GuineasPlace: Royal LodgePlace: Irish GuineasPlace: St James’s PalacePlace: GreenhamPlace: NewburyPerson: FrankelPerson: Henry CecilPerson: Bullet TrainPerson: Shane FetherstonhaughPerson: CoralPerson: David StevensPerson: George PrimaroloPerson: Khalid AbdullahPerson: Dubawi GoldPerson: Richard HannonPerson: Richard HughesPerson: Roderic O’ConnorPerson: Tim JonesPerson: Andrew TinklerPerson: Aidan O’BrienPerson: Alexander PopePerson: ZoffanyPerson: David SimcockPerson: Richard FaheyPerson: Wootton BassettPerson: Marco BottiPerson: William HaggasPerson: FuryPerson: GodolphinPerson: NeebrasPerson: Barry Hills’Person: TazahumPerson: Sir Michael StouteEvent: St James’s Palace StakesEvent: 2000 GuineasEvent: Prix Jean PratEvent: Irish GuineasEvent: Irish ClassicEvent: French 2000 GuineasEvent: Grand PrixOrganisation: Qipco
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