Frankel's brother set for Yarmouth tomorrow Teddy Grimthorpe is not expecting any fireworks from Noble Mission when he makes his highly anticipated racecourse debut at Yarmouth on Tuesday. Sir Henry Cecil's juvenile is a full-brother to his brilliant unbeaten stable companion Frankel, currently the highest rated Flat horse in the world. Grimthorpe, racing manager to owner Khalid Abdullah, has warned punters that while the youngster has pleased connections at home, they do not believe he has the same level of ability as his sibling. "We're very pleased with him and we hope he can run decently, but he's not going to be Frankel," said Grimthorpe. "He has done everything nicely at home but it is slightly bad luck for the horse who his brother is. "He is straightforward and we look forward to seeing him make his debut." Noble Mission is set to face 15 rivals in division one of the British Stallion Studs Supporting British Racing EBF Maiden Stakes, a race won by Abdullah's hugely talented colt Sea Moon 12 months ago and Noble Mission's three-parts brother Bullet Train in 2009.
