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Surely putting up great performances on form terms is more important regarding stallion prospects credentials than winning certain G1 races.
Excelebration did much more for me in winning a G2 than when he won a G1 in France.
So you think has won a bunch of those G1 races. Workforce won a Derby in record time and an Arc, but it would be hard to call either of them " a great " . Camelot is no more than a mid-120 rated horse at the moment and unless he improves through the season ( or his form turns up to be better than what it actually seems to be now) his best chance of being considered a great is winning the TC and exploiting his versatility when he retires to stud.

[QUOTE="LBM, post: 2394555, member: 65026"] Surely putting up great performances on form terms is more important regarding stallion prospects credentials than winning certain G1 races. Excelebration did much more for me in winning a G2 than when he won a G1 in France. So you think has won a bunch of those G1 races. Workforce won a Derby in record time and an Arc, but it would be hard to call either of them " a great " . Camelot is no more than a mid-120 rated horse at the moment and unless he improves through the season ( or his form turns up to be better than what it actually seems to be now) his best chance of being considered a great is winning the TC and exploiting his versatility when he retires to stud. [/QUOTE]

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