How Frankel and Golden Horn got to 130
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How Frankel and Golden Horn got to 130
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Re: How Frankel and Golden Horn got to 130
9 years 11 months ago - 9 years 11 months ago
Frankel
Dewhurst
The final run of his juvenile campaign and fourth start ended with Frankel racing off an official mark off 123.
Result: A two and a quarter length defeat of Roderic O'Connor and the first of 11 Group 1 wins.
Rise +3lbs (New mark 126)
Greenham
The first start of an unforgettable Classic campaign saw Frankel rated 13lb clear of his nearest rival at Newbury.
Result: A four-length stroll beating Excelebration, who would prove a worthy but ultimately outclassed foe.
Rise: None (Mark 126)
2,000 Guineas
The first Classic of the season and one of the most memorable performances in modern-day history.
Result: A six-length decimation of the field, making most at a lung-bursting pace.
Rise +4lb (New mark 130)
Dewhurst
The final run of his juvenile campaign and fourth start ended with Frankel racing off an official mark off 123.
Result: A two and a quarter length defeat of Roderic O'Connor and the first of 11 Group 1 wins.
Rise +3lbs (New mark 126)
Greenham
The first start of an unforgettable Classic campaign saw Frankel rated 13lb clear of his nearest rival at Newbury.
Result: A four-length stroll beating Excelebration, who would prove a worthy but ultimately outclassed foe.
Rise: None (Mark 126)
2,000 Guineas
The first Classic of the season and one of the most memorable performances in modern-day history.
Result: A six-length decimation of the field, making most at a lung-bursting pace.
Rise +4lb (New mark 130)
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Re: How Frankel and Golden Horn got to 130
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Golden Horn
Feilden Stakes
Following a debut win at Nottingham, Golden Horn started this season on a mark of 90 at Newmarket.
Result: A straightforward length and a half defeat of Peacock, then rated 16lb superior.
Rise: +21lb (New mark 111)
Dante
Usually the strongest Investec Derby trial, this looked the case again, with stablemate Jack Hobbs the 2-1 favourite.
Result: The 1m2½f trip led to a new best as Jack Hobbs was seen off comfortably by two and three quarter lengths.
Rise +7lb (New mark 118)
Derby
Golden Horn's stamina for 1m4f was the major concern, but it proved to be no problem whatsoever.
Result: Frankie Dettori surged clear by three and a half lengths, again defeating Jack Hobbs.
Rise: +8lb (New mark 126)
Coral-Eclipse
Took on elders for the first time and received chunks of weight on the age scale.
Result: A drop in trip and change in tactics provided another three and a half length victory, this time Dettori making virtually all.
Rise +4lb (New mark 130)
Feilden Stakes
Following a debut win at Nottingham, Golden Horn started this season on a mark of 90 at Newmarket.
Result: A straightforward length and a half defeat of Peacock, then rated 16lb superior.
Rise: +21lb (New mark 111)
Dante
Usually the strongest Investec Derby trial, this looked the case again, with stablemate Jack Hobbs the 2-1 favourite.
Result: The 1m2½f trip led to a new best as Jack Hobbs was seen off comfortably by two and three quarter lengths.
Rise +7lb (New mark 118)
Derby
Golden Horn's stamina for 1m4f was the major concern, but it proved to be no problem whatsoever.
Result: Frankie Dettori surged clear by three and a half lengths, again defeating Jack Hobbs.
Rise: +8lb (New mark 126)
Coral-Eclipse
Took on elders for the first time and received chunks of weight on the age scale.
Result: A drop in trip and change in tactics provided another three and a half length victory, this time Dettori making virtually all.
Rise +4lb (New mark 130)
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Re: How Frankel and Golden Horn got to 130
9 years 11 months ago
Cheers Bob
I am not sure that Golden Horn is a Frankel yet and what is Treve? The ARC should be a cracker
I am not sure that Golden Horn is a Frankel yet and what is Treve? The ARC should be a cracker
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Re: How Frankel and Golden Horn got to 130
9 years 11 months ago - 9 years 11 months ago
Not saying he's a Frankel, there will never be another Frankel but he's certainly the only 3yo to have win the Dante, Derby and Eclipse
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Re: How Frankel and Golden Horn got to 130
9 years 11 months ago
The more I watch the Eclipse replay, the more I am impressed with Golden Horn.
Bob Brogan wrote: Not saying he's a Frankel, there will never be another Frankel but he's certainly the only 3yo to have win the Dante, Derby and Eclipse
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Re: How Frankel and Golden Horn got to 130
9 years 11 months ago
i still don't get this. I vented over the last longines because treve came in at 126 I think and American pharaoh at 128. surely there should be some semblance of comparison between ap and gh - this makes gh better than ap which I would say is wrong - they are surely equal ?
and what about Gleneagles?
and what about Gleneagles?
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