( CNN ) -- After conquering the race track , superstar colt Frankel is set to become one of the most sought-after gigolos on the planet -- and his rival 's mum could be the perfect love match . In a plot reminiscent of a daytime soap opera , champion race horse Frankel would be an ideal mate to rival Black Caviar 's mum , experts say . Frankel wrapped up his stellar career in the Champion Stakes at Ascot on Saturday with an unblemished 14-win record , while Australian mare Black Caviar also remains unbeaten in 22 races . The two highest-rated race horses in the world had been tipped to meet in the breeding sheds once six-year-old Black Caviar also retired . But the `` Brangelina '' of the racing world would n't necessarily produce champion bundles of joy . In fact , distance runner Frankel may be better suited to Black Caviar 's mum -- 11-year-old Australian mare Helsinge . `` To be honest , Frankel and Black Caviar 's bloodlines are n't ideally suited , '' Richard Andrews , of Racing Victoria in Australia , told CNN , when asked if the equine equivalent of Hollywood stars Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie was on the cards . `` I would have their genetic make-up tested using the Equinome method -- this would ascertain if Frankel has any sprinting or middle distance genes in him . `` Otherwise a pure stayer to a pure sprinter could end up with a slow horse . '' Black Caviar 's co-owner Neil Warrett had hinted that Frankel may be a good match , telling Australian newspaper The Age : `` We would consider going to Frankel because he is clearly the best distance horse in the world . '' But it seems Black Caviar 's mother Helsinge may be better suited to the task . She has already proved herself to be a wonder mom , giving birth to successful racing horses Moshe and All Too Hard . Her recent foal , the half-sister to Black Caviar , sold for $ 2.6 million at auction in April . Four-year-old Frankel earned Saudi owner Prince Khalid Abdullah more than $ 4 million in prize money on the race track . But even greater returns await in his new life as a stud , with thoroughbred owners across the world sending in their mares ' CV 's in the hope of securing a date with arguably the greatest race horse of all time . The British horse is expected to start his new duties in February , commanding a fee of $ 160,000 each time he sires a foal . And with three to four mares falling under Frankel spell every day , the colt could notch up $ 16 million each year -- depending on his libido and fertility . Mating usually takes place in a special breeding shed , with handlers overseeing the union . The mare will have thick padding placed on her back and hind feet to guard against injury of the expensive thoroughbreds . Should he fail to rise to the occasion , Frankel may well return to the race course , as other champion thoroughbreds have done in the past . For now , Frankel will have a few weeks rest before he heads to pastures new -- at Banstead Manor Stud , Cheveley - part of the Juddmonte Farms breeding arm of Abdullah 's racing operation . Frankel is quite the catch for equine cupids -- his father was 2001 Epsom Derby winner Galileo , while his mother Kind won six races during her career . `` As with most bluebloods , Frankel 's colt would potentially be worth tens of millions of dollars , '' Andrews said . `` As a yearling ( a race horse between one and two-years-old ) , it could be worth $ 3 million to $ 10 million -- depending on a potential bidding war between Ireland 's Coolmore Stud Farm and Sheikh Mohammed Bin Rashid Al Maktoum 's Darley Stud Farm . '' There 's no guaranteeing the quality of Frankel 's offspring . But if his parents are anything to go by -- father Galileo had huge stamina , while mother Kind possessed speed -- older female Helisinge may prove to be a match made in heaven .
Champion race horse Frankel one of the world 's most sought-after mates . Had been tipped to breed with Black Caviar in `` Brangelina '' union of the racing world . But experts say Frankel better suited to Black Caviar 's mother -- 11-year-old mare Helsinge . Frankel expected to breed with up to four mares a day , earning $ 160,000 each time .