Ffos Las 28 September 2025

Going: Heavy
Stalls: Inside
 
Sunny spells

Forecast: Sunny spells
Temperature: 6.5° - 16.8°
Rainfall: none
Wind: 9.2 mph W

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13:55 Ffos Las (Class 6) (3YO plus)

Felinfoel RFC 150th Anniversary Novice Amateur Jockeys' Handicap

1m 2f

Winner £3,278 - 9 ran

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A taking winner on her first start for the Charlie Clover stable at Pontefract recently, SALARIA is likely to have plenty more improvement forthcoming and she can follow up off 5lb higher. The returning First Greyed arrives on a four-timer after a profitable spring on the all-weather, while Fiddlers Green attempts to build upon a determined success over slightly further at Kempton in July.

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14:30 Ffos Las (Class 5) (2YO only)

Dyfed Recycling Restricted Maiden Stakes (GBB Race)

7f 80y

Winner £3,672 - 6 ran

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ASTRAZAR caught the eye with a strong performance for fourth in a valuable sales race at York last month. Ed Walker's colt sets the standard and is likely to be suited by stepping up in trip. He can break the maiden at the main expense of Lavender Gold, who has shown promise on both career outings and may enjoy going back down in distance. Better is expected of Nicely Timed, who was slowly into stride before finishing sixth on debut at Lingfield.

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15:05 Ffos Las (Class 5) (2YO only)

Congratulations To Felinfoel RFC Nursery

5f

Winner £4,187 - 4 ran

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FOREVER GLAMOROUS showed plenty of pace when narrowly denied on his nursery debut here. A 2lb rise for that effort could prove lenient and the son of Cable Bay can strike on the drop in trip, with Bath winner Supreme Diamond looking best placed to chase him home on her handicap bow. Andrew Balding has a fine record at the Welsh track and his Storm Flag may be capable of better.

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15:40 Ffos Las (Class 6) (3YO plus)

Diplomat Hotel Handicap

1m

Winner £3,454 - 8 ran

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FIFTY SENT landed a classified event over C&D in cosy fashion last month and despite having more on his plate now back in a handicap, he is taken to go in again. Change Of Fortune has proven more consistent than most and is likely to give another good account of himself, while others to note include Blue Point Express and Unforgetable Belle.

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16:15 Ffos Las (Class 5) (3YO plus)

Celtic Couriers Handicap

5f

Winner £4,187 - 6 ran

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It's hard to rule any of these out with great confidence, but the vote goes to GUITEAU. Faye Bramley's charge powered through the mud to record a comprehensive success here and although a drop to the minimum trip is a slight worry, there is enough early pace to make this a relative test of stamina. Roach Power was a close-up sixth in a blanket finish at Doncaster and is respected now eased in class. Diamondsinthesand heads the remainder.

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16:50 Ffos Las (Class 5) (3YO plus)

Evo Ultra Handicap

2m

Winner £4,187 - 7 ran

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Jedhi Knight failed to add to the C&D prize he got in the stewards' room when only fourth at Newcastle but he can't be written off, especially in first-time blinkers on the return to this venue. However, RUSSIAN RUMOUR got up for third in a class 2 handicap at Bath and goes off the same rating. This represents a fair drop in grade and it would be no surprise to see her take full advantage. Beggarman is a two-time course winner to consider.

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17:25 Ffos Las (Class 6) (3YO plus)

Owens Group Handicap

7f 80y

Winner £3,454 - 7 ran

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King of The Dance has rarely run a bad race this year, most recently filling the runner-up spot at Chepstow, and he should remain competitive. Autumn Festival made the frame at Bath earlier in the month and, with a tidier start, can get closer but it may pay to side with UP THE ANTI. Tony Carroll's filly occupied the runner-up berth over a mile at the same venue and is just 1lb higher, with this drop back in trip appearing the right move.

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