Queally expecting fine Frankel show

Tom Queally is confident a reproduction of Frankel’s spellbinding performance in the 2000 Guineas will be enough to see him follow up in Tuesday’s St James’s Palace Stakes.

Queally expecting fine Frankel show
Thu, 09 Jun, 2011 - 17:15

Tom Queally is confident a reproduction of Frankel’s spellbinding performance in the 2000 Guineas will be enough to see him follow up in Tuesday’s St James’s Palace Stakes.

Henry Cecil’s colt produced a scarcely believable display in the first Classic of the season, quickly opening up a big advantage and eating up the Rowley Mile to record a famous win.

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