Frankel's 2000 Guineas win at Newmarket voted finest moment ahead of Ascot finale QIPCO 2000 Guineas, Newmarket, 2011 47% of the vote How Marcus Armytage saw it: Allowed to use his immense and powerful stride by making the running for the first time in six unbeaten starts, the colt was at least a dozen lengths clear at halfway under jockey Tom Queally. Trainer Henry Cecil's 25th Classic was already in the bag with half of the race to run. Juddmonte International Stakes, York, 2012 23% of the vote How Jim McGrath saw it: A stunning performance by the incomparable Frankel in the Juddmonte International at York secured the colt's place as an all-time superstar. This first test beyond a mile was a rout, predictable from the moment jockey Tom Queally eased the four year-old to the outside and kicked for home two furlongs out. Queen Anne Stakes, Royal Ascot, 2012 14% of the vote How Jim McGrath saw it: Putting Frankel on as Royal Ascot's opening act, the Queen Anne Stakes, was like booking Paul McCartney and Elton John to warm up the audience prior to the recent Diamond Jubilee Concert at Buckingham Palace, but it made no difference to the 46,100 crowd. They were able to witness a piece of racing history as Frankel utterly destroyed his rivals to win by 11 lengths, which was a performance that marked him as a better racehorse than a collection of champions who form racing's who's who. Juddmonte Royal Lodge Stakes, Ascot, 2010 3% of the vote Stepping up to a mile for the first time, Frankel raced keenly off a slow early pace before Queally gave him an inch of rein to sweep clear of the field on the turn for home. Frankel merely gained momentum from there with Queally using just hands and heels to storm home by 10 lengths.