Frankel eases to Sussex success Frankel treated his rivals with contempt once again as he eased to a facile success in the Qipco Sussex Stakes at Goodwood. Sent off at 1-20 by punters for his 12th win in as many career starts, there was never a moment of doubt as Tom Queally oozed confidence on the world's top-rated racehorse. Stablemate Bullet Train was employed as a pacemaker for Sir Henry Cecil's superstar, with Frankel taking over early in the straight. Farhh tried to go with him under Frankie Dettori but he just didn't have the legs, the runner-up beaten by six lengths that doesn't do Frankel's superiority any justice. He was eased down in the final stages by Queally who was clearly already thinking of future tasks, such as the Juddmonte International at York later this month. Queally said: "Every moment spent on his back is a special moment and today was no different. He's amazing, he had all the other horses cooked just after halfway and it was a nice prep for his next race. "He's a class apart from anything else at the moment, he does it all very easily therefore I have a very easy job, all I have to do is steer. "These are magic moments and it's great to be part of it." Teddy Grimthorpe, owner Khalid Abdullah's racing manager, said: "It was set up really, really well. Bullet Train went a nice gallop for him and he just increased when he needed to. "Tom let him roll down the hill and then let out a few inches of rein, then he just quickened as he does which is so fantastic - he put it to bed in a few strides, which is him. "It's a pleasure to watch him. He's much more mature, both mentally and physically. "Henry and everyone at Warren Place have done a fantastic job, it's been a great effort to get him spot on. "I think it's hugely exciting that he's going to step up in trip (for the Juddmonte International), it's a new challenge for him and it's what everybody wants to see him do and he's ready to do it. "We are lucky to have him and racing is fortunate, he's just a remarkable equine."
