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2:24 Ffos Las

Sunday 27 September 2026 ·5 runners KTB Selection: Call Time · 62/100

A small but competitive Class 6 handicap over the minimum trip at Ffos Las on soft ground sees five runners line up. The KTB Fit scores suggest a race with limited depth, headed by Call Time on 62, with the remainder tightly bunched between 51 and 39. Recent form is modest across the board, and with no obvious front-runner the ability to race handily or produce a well-timed late effort on this testing surface will be key.

How the race shapes up

The pace shape indicates a lack of an obvious leader, pointing to a steadily-run, tactical affair in which being handy should pay. With four of the five runners usually held up, the early fractions are likely to be modest, allowing those positioned prominently a chance to dictate. The key question is whether the race will develop into a sprint for the line or if the soft ground will favour those with proven stamina for the trip under these conditions.

The KTB Fit ranking

  1. 1Call Time KTB Selection62/100

    Form 076351 · J. S. Moore · Millie Wonnacott(5)

    Call Time is a limited performer who has won over this trip and on soft ground. He has also won at this track from six runs here and is dropping back in trip after a recent sixth over 6f. The trainer's modest 8% strike rate at Ffos Las from 59 runs is the main negative, though the jockey's 21% strike rate at the course from 19 rides offers some compensation. With a held-up run style he will be produced late, and his three wins from eight starts on soft ground suggest the ground is no issue. Overall the KTB Fit score of 62 marks him out as the one to beat in this field.

  2. 2Outer Edge51/100

    Form -54534 · Christopher Mason · Gina Mangan

    Outer Edge is a limited horse who has been placed three times from six starts at this track without winning. He has a win at this trip on his record but is unproven on soft ground and arrives in ordinary form. The trainer has a solid 14% strike rate here from a decent-sized sample, which adds some encouragement. Usually racing handily on or close to the lead, his prominent run style could be an asset in a steadily-run race. His recent form of -54534 shows consistency without spark, and the KTB Fit score of 51 leaves him as the main danger to the selection.

  3. 3Some Nightmare46/100

    Form 373223 · John O'Shea · William Carson

    Some Nightmare is a limited performer who has been consistent in recent runs but lacks real spark at this level. He has placed once from two runs at Ffos Las and drops back to a trip where he has won three times from 36 starts, though he has never won on soft ground from four attempts. The trainer's modest 8% strike rate at the track adds little encouragement. Usually held up and producing his effort late, he will be waiting to pounce in the straight. His recent form figures of 373223 reflect steady but unspectacular efforts, and the KTB Fit score of 46 places him firmly in the mix but short of top billing.

  4. 4Bama Lama43/100

    Form 6-6696 · Rod Millman · Saffie Osborne

    Bama Lama is a limited performer who has won once in nine runs at this track but is 0-10 on soft ground with only a single placing to show for it. He drops back to his winning trip today having been out of form in recent starts and now tries headgear for the first time. The trainer has a solid 16% strike rate here from a big sample.

  5. 5Snow Day39/100

    Form -08669 · Tony Carroll · Jack Doughty

    Snow Day is a limited performer who has struggled to make an impact in seven starts and arrives here with poor recent form. He drops back to 5f for the first time since an unsuccessful attempt at the trip earlier in the year while first-time headgear is also tried. The trainer has a solid 13% strike rate at the track from a large sample but this one looks up against it on the evidence so far.

KTB verdict

Call Time is the KTB Selection. He has previous winning form over the trip, on soft ground and at this track, and his drop back to 5f after a recent sixth looks well timed. The held-up style should suit a steadily-run race on this ground. Outer Edge is the most obvious danger thanks to his placed efforts here and prominent racing style, while Some Nightmare's recent consistency cannot be ignored despite his lack of spark. Bama Lama and Snow Day both look to have plenty to find on current form.

KTB Selection Call Time

Questions about this race

Which horse has the best recent record on soft ground?

Call Time, with 3 wins from 8 starts on soft.

How many wins has Some Nightmare recorded over 5f?

Three wins from 36 starts at the trip.

Which runner has the strongest trainer strike rate at Ffos Las?

Bama Lama's trainer, with a 16% strike rate from 246 runs.

What is the run-style of the KTB Selection?

Held up — usually held up and produces its effort late.

Has Outer Edge won at this course?

No, though he has been placed three times from six starts here.

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