Frankel will face a maximum of six rivals when he makes his highly-anticipated seasonal debut in the Lockinge Stakes at Newbury on Saturday.
Khalid Abdullah’s brilliant colt has overcome a slight leg injury a few weeks ago to take his place in the Group One over the straight mile (1600m).
Frankel, trained by Sir Henry Cecil, has shown his well-being recently and delighted connections in workouts at Newmarket.
The unbeaten four-year-old has already won five times at the highest level.
He will be joined to post by his close relative and regular work companion Bullet Train.
Richard Hannon, who has won the past two running of this race with Paco Boy and Canford Cliffs, has declared Strong Suit and Dubawi Gold.
However, the Marlborough trainer warned Strong Suit will not run unless the ground is suitable.
“If there’s any soft in the ground he probably may not run,” said Hannon.
“Dubawi Gold definitely runs.”
Excelebration was put in his place by Frankel three times last season when trained by Marco Botti.
Now with Aidan O’Brien, the Prix du Moulin winner tries again on the back of a pleasing victory on his first run for the Irish trainer in the Gladness Stakes at the Curragh last month.
O’Brien also has a second string to his bow in Windsor Palace who floored stablemate St Nicholas Abbey in the Mooresbridge Stakes at the Curragh earlier this month.
Ransom Note, trained by Charlie Hills, completes the seven-strong line-up.
So You Think and Red Jazz were the only withdrawals at the 48-hour final declaration stage.
