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14:50 Lingfield

Wednesday 10 January 2018

All13:1013:4514:1514:5015:2515:55

32Red/EBF Fillies' Handicap

Off time: 14:50 | Winning time: 1m 21.98s

1^st

(4)

Pattie

48-11

5/1

T: M R ChannonJ: Charles Bishop

Tracked clear leading pair, closed 2f out, headway between horses inside final furlong, ridden to lead towards finish tchd 9/2 and tchd 6/1

2^nd

1 ¼

(1)

Soul Silver

49-5

7/4

T: D M SimcockJ: Oisin Murphy

Led and clear with one other until reduced lead 2f out, ridden and headed towards finish op 3/1

3^rd

(3)

Make Music

59-7

6/4f

T: A M BaldingJ: Jason Watson (7)

Clear with leader until pushed along 2f out, unable to quicken over 1f out, kept on one pace op 11/10

4^th

2 ¼

(2)

Yeah Baby Yeah

58-13

4/1

T: Miss Gay KellewayJ: M Dwyer

Dwelt, keen in rear, headway 2f out, ridden and edged left over 1f out, kept on same pace op 9/2

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Non-Runners

(5)

Star Quality¹⁴

Weight: 8-7| Age: 4

T: D Loughnane J: B A Curtis

Betting Breakdown

Tote Win:£5.00EX:£16.40Trifecta:£38.00SF:£14.51

Forecasts

Make Music (6/4), Soul Silver (7/4), Star Quality (7/4), Yeah Baby Yeah (4/1), Pattie (5/1)

Four-time Lingfield winner MAKE MUSIC shaped very nicely off a 221-day break when finishing a close fourth over C&D last month under this claiming rider. They get in here on the same terms in a race which may not have the same depth. Despite some threats, Andrew Balding's charge earns the vote to extend her love-affair with this place. Star Quality showed there was no fluke in her Wolverhampton maiden win with a fine run over an extended-mile at the same track last time out and is open to further progress. Soul Silver represents a yard in solid form and, while behind Star Quality last time, is respected dropped in distance while Yeah Baby Yeah just needs to be ridden a bit more prominently to have a chance. Pattie is conceding fitness to all four rivals, but any market support for Mick Channon's Sixties Icon filly shouldn't be ignored.