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As far as his race record goes, perhaps. But Sadler's Wells wasn't thought of as anything other than a good G1 horse and he became one of the all-time great stallions. Rainbow Quest also made the grade from decent racehorse to supersire.

Camelot's bloodlines alone would ensure his popularity as a stallion. He's now a Guineas/Derby winner, which will cement his position as an in-demand sire. He could win the Arc and other races without enhacing his value that much. But if he could win the Triple Crown it would cement his place in history.

[QUOTE="Desert Orchid, post: 2394554, member: 65242"] As far as his race record goes, perhaps. But Sadler's Wells wasn't thought of as anything other than a good G1 horse and he became one of the all-time great stallions. Rainbow Quest also made the grade from decent racehorse to supersire. Camelot's bloodlines alone would ensure his popularity as a stallion. He's now a Guineas/Derby winner, which will cement his position as an in-demand sire. He could win the Arc and other races without enhacing his value that much. But if he could win the Triple Crown it would cement his place in history. [/QUOTE]

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