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YOU BE THE JUDGE broke out on the breaking trading bumps with the outside rival, recovered quickly to have a tracking position outside in the early stages, travelled smartly in hand edging up inside foes by midturn, shifted out three wide in tight losing her path straightening out for the drive, moved to the rail in upper stretch getting clear and rallied strongly in the last furlong to take control by the sixteenth pole and won going away. KIMBERLINA was one of only a couple who had an uneventful start, had a good spot on the fence watching the lead duo along the back straight, patiently waited for the cue to go taking the shortest way around the bend, scraped paint making a rally turning for home, seized control two wide in upper stretch but just could not find another gear late to fend off the winner and was second best on this day. CAMPUS QUEEN buckled going to her knees at the start trailing in the early stages, continued at the back on the turn finding her feet, started to get into gear shifting three wide at the five sixteenths pole, was stuck behind a wall of runners looking for a lane five wide turning for home, angled inside to the two path finally getting clear run reaching for more ground sharply and finished up a clear third with a solid every considering the eventful trip. FRAC IS THE JUDGE was away slowly on the break, settled into stride near the rear stalking inside under a snug hold, improved between runners three to four wide on the turn by the quarter pole, angled out to the five path in the mix at the top of the stretch with rivals on both sides and finished up mildly for a minor role but could not threaten the top three finishers. GOT A COMPLEX broke inwards exchanging bumps with the inside foe at the start, quickly recouped to prompt the pace outside down the backstretch, chased on the turn making headway by the five sixteenths pole to get a neck in front three wide leaving the quarter pole, had the three to four path with a host of runners bearing down in every direction in upper stretch and could not handle the pressure late folding by the furlong pole. SKYDIGGER broke out and was taken a hold off leaving the gate, stalked on the outside of another slow starter down the backside, offered a brief rally closing the gap making a good circling more five wide on the bend at the quarter pole, was fanned out to the six path at the head of the lane in with a chance, could not sustain the run and idled in the final furlong outside runners. OOKPIK dictated the pace narrowly on the inside down the backstretch, opened up having a clear advantage by the three furlong pole, offered no resistance surrendering the top spot inside by the quarter pole, stopped in the two-path giving way in tight between foes in upper stretch and was not persevered with in the final furlong basically eased up when crossing the finish line.