Two ways to honor Frankel's memory
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There are two things that need to be done in the wake of Hall of Fame trainer Bobby Frankel's death last month because of lymphoma, both of which would honor a man who was among the top five trainers of all time.
No. 1 is Juddmonte Farms, which owned many of the great horses Frankel conditioned, soon should announce it will keep its stable of equine stars with Frankel's longtime assistant Humberto Ascanio.
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