Last-start winner Spirit Seven can continue his rise up the staying ranks in Singapore this Friday.

Spirit Seven landed a plunge with a powerful maiden victory over 1700m on September 30 and he goes up a grade but gets in light over the same trip in Race 8 at Kranji.

The son of Mungrup Stud sire Hala Bek was handled patiently with top-weight of 59kg last time out.  After levelling up with front-runners Grand Paris (NZ) and Sun Hancock (Jpn), he drew clear to win as he liked under Oscar Chavez.

Spirit Seven (pictured) is the final foal of Secretive Lady (Zeditave) and made $30,000 from Queenslea Park at the 2014 Perth Magic Millions when purchased by Chionh Teck Swee.

Secretive Lady had won races in NSW and Victoria before being purchased by the Piesse family as a racing and breeding proposition in WA.  She came close to causing a $101 upset at Ascot on the day King Canute won the 2004 Perth Cup.

Spirit Seven is her third winner by Mungrup Stud sires following Fystive (Comfy) and Secret Range (Eternity Range).

Irish-bred Hala Bek has recent Belmont winner Lone Sailor bidding to win again in Race 8 at Northam this Thursday.  His other winning prospect in the Avon Valley is Royal Tipple in Race 4.

Hala Bek (Halling) offers broodmare owners one of the few serious sources of staying blood in WA and he is available for a $3,300 (inc gst) fee at Mungrup Stud.