Punters pose for pictures as Frankel's jockey Photograph: Tom Jenkins/The ObserverFrankel merchandise on sale inside the racecourse Photograph: Tom Jenkins/The ObserverFrankel hats are on show Photograph: Tom Jenkins/The Observer
Ant and Dec put in an appearance Photograph: Tom Jenkins/The ObserverMore pink and green colours in support of FrankelPhotograph: Tom Jenkins/ObserverThe crowd watch the race, many of whom with flags in Frankel's coloursPhotograph: Tom Jenkins/ObserverThe Queen watches the horses' paradePhotograph: Tom Jenkins/ObserverThe crowd take Frankel's photo and wave his colours as he parades before the racePhotograph: Tom Jenkins/ObserverFrankel parades in front of the stands before the racePhotograph: Tom Jenkins/ObserverFrankel loosens up as he goes down to the start of the Champion StakesPhotograph: Tom Jenkins/ObserverFrankel beats Cirrus Des Aigles to win his 14th and final racePhotograph: Tom Jenkins/ObserverFrankel (left) beats Cirrus Des Aigles to win his 14th and final racePhotograph: Tom Jenkins/ObserverFrankel goes clear to win the Champion Stakes Photograph: Tom Jenkins/The ObserverFrankel approaches the linePhotograph: Tom Jenkins/ObserverFrankel passes the winning post in first placePhotograph: Tom Jenkins/ObserverTom Queally hugs Frankel after his famous winPhotograph: Tom Jenkins/ObserverFrankel is hugged by jockey Tom Queally as he enters the winners' enclosurePhotograph: Tom Jenkins/ObserverFrankel is led into the winners' enclosure with Tom Queally celebratingPhotograph: Tom Jenkins/ObserverFrankel is led around the winners' enclosurePhotograph: Tom Jenkins/ObserverFrankel's trainer Henry Cecil is congratulated after the victoryPhotograph: Tom Jenkins for The Observer/ObserverFrankel's owner Prince Khalid Abdulla talks to jockey Tom Queally and trainer Henry Cecil after the winPhotograph: Tom Jenkins/ObserverFrankel is patted by trainer Henry CecilPhotograph: Tom Jenkins for The Observer/ObserverFrankel is led out of the winners' enclosure and into retirementPhotograph: Tom Jenkins/ObserverClare Balding and Willie Carson broadcasting for the BBC. It was the final BBC broadcast at Ascot. The contract switches to Channel 4 next yearPhotograph: Tom Jenkins/Observer
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