It’s filly’s time to seize the Moment

Silent MoMent can exploit what is likely to be her lowest rating for some time in the Paul Kelleway Memorial Handicap at Lingfield.

The Godolphin filly has hardly looked back since finishing second on her seasonal debut at this track last month.

She stepped up on that head to defeat to win at Kempton last time, making all under a fine tactical ride from Silvestre de Sousa.

Saeed bin Suroor then switched up to 11 furlongs in handicap company with this daughter of Giant’s Causeway and she rose to the challenge in style.

She prevailed by four lengths back at Kempton on that occasion, picking up stylishly when asked before being eased right down at the finish.

Silent Moment must shoulder a 6lb penalty for that success last week but the handicapper is almost certain to raise her mark by more than that, making her very well in here.

GhoSt train put up an encouraging performance in defeat last time and should go well again in the Racing & Music Nights At Lingfield Park Handicap.

A winner atWolverhampton in March, he appeared to lose his way a bit subsequently but a recent second at Kempton suggested he could be on his way back.

Mark Johnston’s runner was just headed in the closing stages that day but still on a lower mark than his last victory, GhostTrain should be in the mix.

Flywheel is one to follow as he makes his racecourse bow in the British Stallion Studs Supporting British Racing EBF Maiden Fillies’Stakes.

He is bred to do well as a juvenile and can start to repay a little of his 180,000 euros price tag.

FlaShMan was victorious at Redcar in June and he can regain the winning thread in Catterick’s August 17th Is Ladies Evening Handicap.

Foundry Square is the choice in Worcester’s Midlands Air Ambulance Charity Night Maiden Hurdle while Saute can return from a break and make amends for a lacklustre run last time in the IMG Stage Line Selling Hurdle at Uttoxeter.