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Track looking to build on its big-day feeling

South Wales Evening Post

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August 26, 2025

FFOS Las is ready to build on the success of its most popular race day in years.

Track looking to build on its big-day feeling

A crowd of more than 5,000 packed into the Carmarthenshire track on Friday as it staged its annual Ladies’ Day.

The event has cemented itself as one of the staples of the West Wales social calendar. But this year surpassed almost all expectations, with a jump in attendance of around 20 per cent on 2024.

“Ladies’ Day is a celebration,’ said Ffos Las general manager Kevin Hire.

“We had 4,000 here last year, but this year we had a crowd of more than 5,000.

“It was the largest crowd we've had post-Covid, and larger than some in the pre-Covid years, too.

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