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• Cannonade had a racemate named Judger who was owned by Cherry Valley Farm.
• In the Flamingo Stakes, Judger finished third, again ahead of an unplaced Cannonade.
• Judger then won the important Grade I Florida Derby, with an improving Cannonade taking second.
• In the Fountain of Youth Stakes, Judger finished second ahead of Cannonade, who was unplaced.
• Opposite of the judger is the perceiver, who likes to leave things open until the last minute.
• And in 1974, Woody Stephens entered his star, Judger, who finished eighth, and Cannonade, who won.
• He can remember working for Woody Stephens and rubbing horses when Cannonade and Judger were yearlings, two years before Cannonade won the 100th Kentucky Derby in 1974.
• But that psychological commonality has no bearing on the status of the judger's state of mind from the point of view of assessing whether she is in a position to acquire knowledge.
• But, still, " the majority of the people coming in here need our help, " said McIltrot . " We are not going to sit in the seat of the judger ."
• Additionally, relational satisfaction was simultaneously predicted by extraversion and being a judger based on the Myers-Brigg personality inventory in which judging reflect placing a premium on organized environments, competence, performance and independence.
• It can be quite a mess to have an employee or student who has more characteristics of a perceiver-intuitor-introvert-feeler working for a boss, parent or teacher who is a judger-sensor-extrovert-thinker.
• Sir, I it is commendable that you deem yourself the bastion of truth and judger of worthiness for content, however, when an athlete is ranked nationally in an individual sport, and accomplishes things none or few have, it is noteworthy.
• The other eight horses to win both races are Ridan ( 1962 ), Northern Dancer ( 1964 ), Forward Pass ( 1968 ), Judger ( 1974 ), Honest Pleasure ( 1976 ), Alydar ( 1978 ), Spectacular Bid ( 1979 ) and Holy Bull ( 1994 ).
• "Wen Pan Guan ( Civil Judger, 噀 $ R?[ ) : He is in charge of the book of  life and death ( u { k ? | ) and responsible for investigating the world of goods and evils, in order to determine the length of each person s life.