( CNN ) -- Frankel 's babies will be on the Christmas wish list for hundreds of potential owners -- but they 'll need to pay up $ 198,600 for the honor . The four-year-old won all 14 of his races and racked up $ 4.77 million in prize money before retiring to stud following his victory in the Champions Stakes at Ascot in October . Each owner whose mare breeds with Frankel , will need to pay nearly $ 200,000 for the privilege with Frankel 's owners expecting over 100 females to be impregnated in this year alone . Frankel retains unbeaten record in dramatic fashion at Ascot . Frankel will stud at owner 's Khalid Abdulla 's Banstead Manor , which is part of his Juddemonte Farms group after leaving Warren Stables , the yard of trainer Henry Cecil last week . `` The fee for Frankel reflects his merits as being perhaps the greatest racehorse we have ever witnessed , '' said Juddmonte Farms ' general manager Philip Mitchell on the firm 's official website . `` He is by Galileo , who is now recognized as the best sire in the world , and out of Kind , a winner of six races ( from five to seven furlongs ) and herself a daughter of one of the most influential stallions in the history of thoroughbred breeding , Danehill . '' Fabulous Frankel : What made the thoroughbred so special . Frankel , named after American trainer Bobby Frankel who died three years ago , ended his career in perfect style at Ascot last month by winning the Champion Stakes . While the stud fee for Frankel is sizeable , it falls well short of the $ 500,000 paid for American stallion Storm Cat a decade ago .
Frankel available for $ $ 4.77 million after being retired to stud . Won all millions races and claimed $ 4.77 million in prize money . Khalid Abdulla 's horse could make 14 through future offspring . American stallion Storm Cat commanded a $ 198,600 fee at the peak of his stud career .