Frankel makes first retirement appearance
Racing superstar Frankel made his first public appearance since retiring to stud at Banstead Manor near Newmarket today.
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He's been phenomenal on race courses across the country, but can Frankel become a worldwide success as a stallion?
The four year old colt retired to stud near Newmarket in Suffolk earlier this month. Donovan Blake reports
Frankel to help produce new generation of champions
by Donovan Blake
Frankel made his first post-retirement public appearance.
Of those selected to meet Frankel 33 have either won a group/grade 1 race or produced a winner of that status.
Frankel's final breeding programme for his first season at stud is still being finalised but his stallion duties will take place from February to June 2013.
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Frankel attracts Global attention
by Donovan BlakeFrankel has made his first public appearance since retirement.
The four-year-old who won all of his 14 races, will be visited by a host of mares during his first season as a stallion, some from as far as the USA, Japan and across Europe.
Frankel makes first public appearance since retirement
Racing superstar Frankel made his first public appearance since retiring to stud at Banstead Manor near Newmarket today.
Frankel out to stud
The world's highest-rated racehorse Frankel makes his first outing as a stud today following his final victory at Ascot last month.
He retired to Newmarket after winning all 14 of his races. Breeders wanting foals from him will have to pay a stud fee of a hundred and twenty five thousand pounds.
Frankel named "Horse of the Year"
The Newmarket-based racehorse Frankel has been named Cartier's Horse of the Year. It's the second year running he's won the prestigious title.
The 4-year-old bowed out of competitive racing last month with an unblemished record of 14 wins.
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Frankel took historic race in his stride
Frankel the four year old colt trained at Henry Cecil's stable in Newmarket stormed past the rest of the field at Ascot to win the Champion Stakes with millions watching around the world.
His unbeaten record plus the manner of his wins has resulted in speculation that not only is Frankel the greatest racehorse ever but that his stud value could now be worth over £100m.
Teddy Grimthorpe, Racing Manager for Frankel's owner Prince Khalid Abdullah explains how the wonder horse is settling in to his new life after racing.
Frankel bows out in style
Frankel has won all 14 of his races, after coming first in his final race at Ascot today.
Read the full storyFrankel races for place in history
Horse racing history could set to be made tomorrow as Frankel aims to retire undefeated.
Read the full storyFans say goodbye to Frankel
Superhorse Frankel appeared before his home crowd in Newmarket today. After 13 wins from 13 starts he's earned £2.3m in prize money and become the highest rated racehorse in the world.
Soon he'll go to stud where he's expected to earn £100m.
Today his fans in Newmarket got their chance to say goodbye.