Ladies Day coming up at Ffos Las racecourse


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Friday 24 August
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Start your weekend with a bang and join us for what promises to be an adrenaline-filled day at the races.
Kindly sponsored by totepool, our Ladies Day is the most desired and fashionable day of the year here at Ffos Las, so ladies and gents get that group of friends, family or colleagues together for a great day out ahead of the bank holiday weekend!
Prior to racing to get your day started, there will be some fantastic music from Wil Jones. Wil Jones, is the South West Walian singer songwriter who performs material on his spainish guitar accompanied with soothing vocals and his Bob Dylan inspired harmonica hung around his neck.
Don’t forget we also have competitions for Best Dressed Lady, Gent and Best Hat, Plus new for this year Best Young New Designer, so make every effort to dress to impress as there will be spotters in the crowd!
To make your day even more exciting we also have entertainment from Fat Barry’s Soul Band after racing!
Also here on the day…

Gold Reserves Jewellery Roadshow Stand – Get instant money for your unwanted jewellery, gold, silver and diamonds plus you could win a jeroboam of champagne in the 'Guess the Gold Value' contest.
Look out for our black and yellow tent where we will also be giving away free discount cards for our Swansea and Llanelli jewellery stores! See www.goldreserves.co.uk for details.

Mecca Bingo – The Mecca team will be here and will be giving away prizes to all Mecca customers.
If you’re not already a member not to worry, you can join for free instant membership
at www.meccabingo.com/northernraces

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