Ffos Las Racecourse
Review
Ffos Las Racecourse remains one of Wales’s greatest modern success stories. Built on the site of a former open-cast coal mine, it has been completely transformed into a world-class sporting venue that continues to impress year after year. As Wales’s third racecourse, it’s certainly not an afterthought, offering top-class facilities, a scenic rural setting, and a race calendar that rivals any in the UK. On my previous visit, I was lucky enough to walk the course in complete silence, and it was in that moment I appreciated just how much thought and passion had gone into every inch of its development. Since then, the racecourse has gone from strength to strength, with a packed annual fixture list, thrilling jump and flat racing, and varied events that go far beyond the sport itself. Whether you're a seasoned punter or a first-time visitor, Ffos Las promises an unforgettable, unique Welsh day out.
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Ffos Las Racecourse
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Trimsaran, Carmarthenshire
, SA17 4DE
http://www.ffoslasracecourse.com/
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