Miss Justice

Her overall record tells a similar story of a horse operating well above average. Nine races, 2 wins and 6 places — so she has finished in the top three in 8 of her 9 outings, which is a remarkable level of consistency. She wins roughly 1 in every 4 or 5 races (22%), but the placing record suggests she is almost never out of the mix. She broke her duck at Southwell in July 2025, then followed up with the Salisbury Class 1 win just a month later, showing that the first win was no fluke.

Brian Meehan's yard has sent out 13 winners this season, and Miss Justice is clearly one of his better weapons. Meehan is a trainer with serious experience at the top level, and the fact that he has placed this horse in Class 1 company — and she has delivered — says a lot about what the team thinks of her ability.

Her recent form reads 8-2-5-1-1-2, with those back-to-back wins in the middle of that sequence. She has not won since Salisbury in August, and her last run produced an eighth-place finish, so there is a question about whether she can return to that peak. But she raced just one day ago and remains active, which means the team is clearly happy she is in good enough shape to keep running. A horse that has already won at the highest domestic level, and finishes in the places as reliably as this one does, is always worth watching.