Queally speaks on Frankel Tom Queally is hoping for a bit of luck in what the jockey describes as a "big year ahead" for the unbeaten colt Frankel. The Henry Cecil-trained three-year-old is ante-post favourite for the 2000 Guineas after winning all his four starts as a juvenile, culminating in the Dewhurst Stakes at Newmarket in October. "There's a big year ahead for him. He goes into his three-year-old campaign with a totally unblemished record," Queally told Racing UK Radio. "He's top-rated along with Dream Ahead and he's trained on nicely, we think. I've seen him and he seems to have done very well. "For the campaign ahead you'd hope for a bit of luck and if he maintains anything like the record he's had until now it looks like we'll have a fun year." Frankel was cut to even money for the 2000 Guineas today by Ladbrokes, whose spokesman David Williams said: "The recent support for Frankel has been relentless. "All the vibes seem to suggest that he is absolutely flying at home."
