Frankel's No.3 number half-cloth from the 2012 Queen Anne Stakes at Royal Ascot the race where this supreme thoroughbred earned a Timeform rating of 1

Frankel's No.3 number half-cloth from the 2012 Queen Anne Stakes at Royal Ascot the race where this supreme thoroughbred earned a Timeform rating of 147 the highest mark ever afforded to a racehorse, presented in a framed memorabilia display including a lock of Frankel's tail hair, a signed racecard, four colour photographs and a printed legend, the black number cloth as carried by Frankel numbered 3 in gold and with the Royal Ascot logo, the cloth signed by Frankel's late great trainer Sir Henry Cecil and former Juddmonte Racing manager Lord Teddy Grimthorpe, flanked by four 6 by 8in. colour photographs, below is a neatly tied lock of Frankel's tail hair, besides is the racecard for the Queen Anne Stakes 19th June 2012 that has been signed by Frankel's jockey Tom Queally, Teddy Grimthorpe and the legendary commentator Sir Peter O'Sullevan, centred to the bottom is a printed legend for the display; reverse of frame bears two signed COA's from the colt's groom and Sir Henry Cecil's Warren Place Travelling Head Lad authenticating the cloth and the hair respectively, framed and glazed, 77 by 102cm. Please be aware all glass will be removed from framed and glazed items prior to posting and may result in delays to shipping your items. (This service is included in the cost of postage and packing). We can also totally remove all framing and mounts upon request to reduce shipping costs. Alternatively lots can be collected in person by prior appointment from NN8 1RT. The Timeform Organisation was founded by Phil Bull in 1948 with a mission statement of providing "dispassionate analysis" of racehorse performances. On this day they rated Frankel at 147, 2lb higher than the record set when Sea Bird II won Le Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe in 1965. It was also the first mark of 140 or higher afforded since the 1970s. A full list of 140 and above racehorses follows: Frankel 147. Sea Bird II 145. Brigadier Gerard & Tudor Minstrel 144. Abernant, Ribot & Windy City 142. Mill Reef 141. Dancing Brave, Dubai Millennium, Sea The Stars, Shergar & Vaguely Noble 140. Timeform's report of the 2012 Queen Anne Stakes reads: "Frankel has produced many astonishing performances already but this one breaks new ground, not just Frankel's best yet but achieving the highest Timeform rating ever on the Flat, surpassing Sea-Bird's 1965 Arc rating by 2 lb, a staggering effort, and it's remarkable that he has now shown bare form in excess of 140 on 3 consecutive starts, a point in itself that adds substance to him being the greatest Flat racehorse of all time; in a well-run race, Frankel was in touch from the outset and always travelled powerfully, tanking into the lead with over 2f to run before being unleashed by Queally, the response even more sensational than he'd produced before, bursting further and further clear right to the line, hardly even feeling the whip as he did so; if it's been possible to pick holes in Frankel at any stage then it's been that he hasn't always looked the most tractable, needing a gung-ho ride to make sure in last year's 2000 Guineas for instance, and his vast ability always saw him through, but he's now 100% the finished article, even bigger and stronger in physique as well as mentally mature, and that all manifested itself this day; he's still only 2 races into this defining season and new tests await, set to step up to 1¼m either in the Eclipse or Juddmonte International, and there's no concerns over whether he'll stay, more anticipation and excitement for what a longer trip and different challengers (in particular top-notch 3-y-o Camelot) could bring, the potential still there for Frankel to go higher still in the ratings; barring accidents, he'll never be beaten." Sir Henry Cecil described Frankel as "The best I've ever had, the best I've ever seen, I can't believe in the history of racing there has ever been better."