Crystal Island Makes a Comeback at Ffos Las

Tuesday's racing schedule is packed with events from Ffos Las, Wolverhampton, and Yarmouth, all broadcast live on Sky Sports Racing. The South West Rail Solutions Ltd Novices' Hurdle at Ffos Las kicks off the day with a field of 12, featuring Crystal Island, trained by Nicky Henderson, who impressed on his stable debut at Ascot in December and aims to maintain his unbeaten record. Uptown Dandy, partnered by Ben Pauling and Ben Jones, is another contender, having previously won at the same course and distance. Kings Champion, meanwhile, seeks redemption after a disappointing performance in February, now racing on better ground with Olly Murphy hoping the longer distance will aid in securing a second career win. Other notable entries include Rathkenny, Home Made Hero, and Fairye Forth on his second start for Rebecca Curtis. At Yarmouth, the AKS Skip Hire Services Handicap boasts a competitive field, with Philanthropist, trained by James Fanshawe, being an interesting entry, returning to his last winning mark and debuting with cheekpieces. Miletus, known for finishing second, is paired with a first-time hood, aiming to break the pattern under James Keane. William Stone's Dashing Dick steps up to seven furlongs, chasing a sixth career win, while Gorgeous Mr George begins his 2026 campaign, seeking to overcome his mark in the 70s. The Get Raceday Ready Handicap at Wolverhampton features Tony Carroll's Midnight Call, looking to extend her recent form, despite needing to overcome a career-high mark. Shalaa Asker, a previous course and distance winner, has Rob Hornby back in the saddle, and Binadham, with first-time cheekpieces, seeks his first win since his debut. Other races of note include the Group Three Prix Hopper at Compiegne, the Novice Stakes at Yarmouth featuring Brilliant Star and Fanciulla Del West, and the Listed Prix du Mont Dore at Compiegne with Olympic Story and Hamandio.