The racing schedule for Sunday is packed, featuring flat contests at Ffos Las that will be broadcast live on Sky Sports Racing. Among the highlights is a deep field for the Celebrate In Style At The Bridge Novice Stakes, where the talented gelding Romanza steps down in class under the guidance of trainer Charlie Fellowes. Romanza, a Frankel‑sired horse rated 90 after five runs this season, has demonstrated enough promise to suggest that a win is within reach. His most recent effort saw him finish untroubled in a Listed race, indicating that he will be a formidable opponent for the rest of the field.
Also featuring is Andrew Balding’s Silent Force, who has only raced once, finishing third at Newbury last month. Despite the limited experience, the horse has been highlighted in the betting market for some time, and jockey Callum Hutchinson will be looking to turn that promise into a result.
Ghost Raider, another contender, has posted two solid performances at Kempton and York, positioning him as one of the better chances among the remaining runners. In the open Bridge, The Home Of The Carvery Nursery Handicap scheduled for 1:49 p.m., recent victor Rhodes Runner will line up against seven rivals. The Ralph Beckett‑trained filly earned her first win in a Chester novice race, doing so with an impressive turn of foot, and she appears well‑suited to compete in handicap company again. Jamie Osborne will be aboard Blondie Larry, who makes his handicap debut carrying a rating of 73.
After finishing second in his last two outings, Blondie Larry looks like a serious threat under the riding of William Carver. The remaining entries, Naval Cop and Perigold Noir, are considered the best of the rest in this contest. Fans can stay up‑to‑date with the latest racing news, interviews, and feature stories on their mobile devices, ensuring they never miss a beat of the action. The day also includes the trappy Happy Birthday Alex, From The Bridge Handicap over two miles, where Sir Mark Prescott’s Campeona will clash with Carthusian.
Campeona, who enjoyed a rapid three‑win streak earlier in the summer, has been beaten in her last two starts. Dropping down in class and switching to turf should improve her chances of returning to winning form. Carthusian, a filly who made a promising debut for trainer Jennie Candlish at Chester earlier in the month, may be able to build on that performance over the extended distance. Joining them are A Daughters Love, No Ordinary Joe, and Queenie St Clair, completing the field.
For those following international racing, the morning will feature several notable fixtures: at 7:45 a.m., the Manikato Stakes at Caulfield will showcase Jimmysstar and Beiwacht; at 7:40 a.m., the Group One Sprinters Stakes at Nakayama will be contested; and later at 12:40 p.m., a Listed race at Craon will see Matsauri Bay and Spinning Lizzie among the entries. Overall, Sunday’s program promises a blend of seasoned campaigners and emerging talent across a variety of distances and surfaces. Romanza’s drop in grade could be the catalyst he needs to secure that elusive first win, while the handicap races provide ample opportunity for seasoned hands to showcase their tactical acumen. Whether you are a seasoned punter or a casual fan, the breadth of action across Ffos Las and beyond ensures there will be plenty to discuss and enjoy throughout the day.