The bloodline actually goes Nearco to Nearctic to Northern Dancer to Sadler's Wells. Then, after he was retired to stud, Sadler's Wells would be responsible for siring for the Coolmore breeding operation 3 brilliant G1 winning sons, who after they were retired to stud would all 3 become prolofic sires in their own right Those 3 sons of Sadler's Wells were................Montjeu in 1996, Galileo in 1998, and High Chaparral in 1999. All 3 of them great champions on the racetrack who produced brilliant offspring in the breeding shed from that very same bloodline.
Such a shame he wrapped him up in cotton wool, he never proved himself against world opposition. One of GB's best but can't say at all one of the world's best.
@@brianleeback200 uncle mo, animal kingdom, havre de grace, wise Dan.....the list goes on, all proven. Frankel won races down the road against a poor crop in average times I'm afraid. He was decent but to say 'Best' is highly subjective because he never proved it. He could only beat Cirrus de Aigle by a length when Cirrus had travelled and was decent but on the slide...best ever? C'mon 🤣, I really enjoyed Frankel visually but was realistic about what he did.
@@ajvindiesel8517 you are cuckoo in the nut.They didn’t travel outside America and uncle mo won 5 from 8 races Sorry but shouldn’t even be in the same sentence as Frankel
If i take it that CITY OF TROY Was a much more impressive Dewhurst winner than Frankel Then i consider the possibility That CITY OF TROY may be a serious international force to reckoned with !
A wonderful horse,a wonderful trainer,and a wonderful owner.
Slip Anchor in the Derby and Frankel in the Guineas
Two of the most brilliant classic wins of all time
What a wonderful piece...
It's a shame it's not so widely watched...
Love both of them so much
Me too, Miss Both of Them,
the Blood(Galileo-Northern Dancer-Nearco)
The bloodline actually goes Nearco to Nearctic to Northern Dancer to Sadler's Wells. Then, after he was retired to stud, Sadler's Wells would be responsible for siring for the Coolmore breeding operation 3 brilliant G1 winning sons, who after they were retired to stud would all 3 become prolofic sires in their own right Those 3 sons of Sadler's Wells were................Montjeu in 1996, Galileo in 1998, and High Chaparral in 1999. All 3 of them great champions on the racetrack who produced brilliant offspring in the breeding shed from that very same bloodline.
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Why he didn't compete in triple crown ?
Pity about awful accompaniment music ruins video almost impossible to hear conversations.
Such a shame he wrapped him up in cotton wool, he never proved himself against world opposition. One of GB's best but can't say at all one of the world's best.
Stupid comment
@@brianleeback200 can't argue with fact
Who’s the worlds best then ?
@@brianleeback200 uncle mo, animal kingdom, havre de grace, wise Dan.....the list goes on, all proven. Frankel won races down the road against a poor crop in average times I'm afraid. He was decent but to say 'Best' is highly subjective because he never proved it. He could only beat Cirrus de Aigle by a length when Cirrus had travelled and was decent but on the slide...best ever? C'mon 🤣, I really enjoyed Frankel visually but was realistic about what he did.
@@ajvindiesel8517 you are cuckoo in the nut.They didn’t travel outside America and uncle mo won 5 from 8 races
Sorry but shouldn’t even be in the same sentence as Frankel
It was an average performance in an average time against a right poor lot who barely ever won a race. He was great AFTER the guineas for me.
If i take it that
CITY OF TROY
Was a much more impressive Dewhurst winner than Frankel
Then i consider the possibility
That
CITY OF TROY
may be a serious international force to reckoned with !