Saturday, Newmarket, Britain
VISION.AE ROCKFEL S.-G2, £60,000, Newmarket, 10-13, 2yo, f, 7fT, 1:25.15, gd/sf.
1--@JUST THE JUDGE (IRE), 124, f, 2, by Lawman (Fr)
        1st Dam: Faraday Light (Ire), by Rainbow Quest
        2nd Dam: Uncharted Haven (GB), by Turtle Island (Ire)
        3rd Dam: Tochar Ban, by Assert (Ire)
(€50,000 yrl '11 GOFSPT). O-Qatar Racing Ltd & Sangster Family; B-Mrs J Dempsey; T-Charles Hills; J-Michael Hills; £34,026. Lifetime Record: 3-3-0-0, £50,627. *Seventh group winner for sophomore sire (by Invincible Spirit {Ire}). Werk Nick Rating: A+. Click for the eNicks report & 5-cross pedigree.
2--Nargys (Ire), 124, f, 2, Lawman (Fr)--Spesialta (GB), by Indian Ridge (Ire). (€42,000 wnlg '10 GOFNOV; €125,000 yrl '11 GOFSPT). O-Sheikh Mohammed Obaid Al Maktoum; B-Ballylinch Stud; T-Luca Cumani; £12,900.
3--Desert Blossom (Ire), 124, f, 2, Shamardal--Elshamms (GB), by Zafonic. (€35,000 wnlg '10 GOFNOV; €50,000 yrl '11 GOFSPT; 100,000gns 2yo '12 TATAPR). O-Godolphin; B-Gerry Flannery Developments; T-Mahmood Al Zarooni; £6,456.
Margins: 1 3/4, 1, 3/4. Odds: 6-1, 5-1, 12-1.
Also Ran: Melody of Love (GB), Momalorka (GB), Zurigha (Ire), Scintillula (Ire), Gift From Heaven (Ire), Go Angellica (Ire), Annie's Fortune (Ire), Masarah (Ire).
Click for the Racing Post chart, the brisnet.com PPs or the free brisnet.com catalogue-style pedigree. Video, courtesy Racing UK.
   Just the Judge cut a dash on her winning debut over seven furlongs at Newbury June 26 before beating the colt Excess Knowledge (GB) (Monsun {Ger}) in the Listed Washington Singer S. over that same track and trip last time Aug. 18. Bought into by Qatar Racing following that impressive success, the bay paid a quick dividend on that investment by stretching her unbeaten record to three here. Settled in sixth early by Michael Hills, she traveled strongly into contention approaching the quarter pole as the pace-forcers started to tread water. Hitting the front soon after, she was driven out to readily hold Nargys, who had been delayed with her run in behind, but who never looked likely to trouble the winner. "We had a little struggle to get here, as we wanted to run her in the Fillies' Mile and she wasn't showing the right signs," Hills said. "In the last 10 days, she put two good pieces of work together, and Charlie [Hills] was happy to bring her, so I think she's very good. She's maturing and developing in different directions, and when they do that, they can throw a little wobbly. She blew her coat and maybe she was just looking after herself at home. I've won this twice with two who were Guineas fillies, and I'll put her with them. We've had a bad year with all the rain and everything else, so I think we've done well to be where we are and we have some lovely horses for next year."