First winner for Qatar Bloodstock's Harbour Watch

Jule In The Crown has become the first winner for Harbour Watch, the Qatar Bloodstock stallion who stands at Tweenhills in Gloucestershire.

An outstanding two-year-old himself, Harbour Watch (pictured) came close to getting off the mark when Mutoondresdashorse was beaten a short-head in a maiden at Newmarket last week, and his Broadhaven Honey went down by a neck at Leicester yesterday evening. Just 25 minutes later the promise became a first when Jule In The Crown, trained in Berkshire by Mick Channon, scored at Windsor. Owned and bred by Mervyn Stewkesbury, the filly won by two lengths in a field of seven.

She became the eighth winner for her dam, Jules, a daughter of Danehill.

More Harbour Watch juveniles will be making their racing debuts in coming days, including Sweet Sienna, who is trained by Dean Ivory for Mike and Heather Yarrow. A £60,000 yearling purchase at Goffs UK's Premier Sale, she is entered in a maiden at Kempton tomorrow.

There are no Qatar Racing runners today, but Pearl Bloodstock is represented by Pearl Dragon, who runs for Mikel Delzangles' stable in a conditions race at Cagnes-Sur-Mer (18.45).