LEOPARDSTOWN’S meeting on Sunday, featuring the MCR Hurdle, is under threat due to adverse weather.

Sedgefield’s St Stephen's Day fixture has been abandoned after failing a 2pm inspection.

Sedgefield have called an inspection for 2.30pm on Saturday ahead of Sunday’s meeting.

Officials at Sedgefield have announced a 4pm inspection for this afternoon to assess the prospects of racing on Tuesday.

Officials at Sedgefield have called a precautionary inspection for 8.30am ahead of Tuesday’s meeting.

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Sedgefield’s fixture on Tuesday is subject to the course passing an 11am inspection ahead of racing.

Jumps fans will be hoping for a thaw on Tuesday as the current cold snap ensured a blank day of action on Monday.

Prospects of tomorrow’s meeting at Sedgefield taking place look bleak.

Sedgefield officials will stage a second inspection at 8.30am ahead of this afternoon’s meeting.

Sedgefield have chosen not to inspect at 7.30 and will go ahead with their St Stephen's Day meeting as scheduled.

Sedgefield are optimistic about the prospects of tomorrow’s meeting going ahead after conditions improved at the track overnight.

This afternoon’s seven-race National Hunt card at Sedgefield is subject to the track passing a 8.30am inspection following heavy overnight rain.

Sedgefield will now hold an inspection at 9am ahead of this afternoon’s meeting.

Bang And Blame is rapidly becoming a Sedgefield specialist after he recorded his third course and distance success in the Ramside Event Catering Handicap Chase.

Officials at Sedgefield will hold a precautionary inspection at 8am on Monday to assess prospects for their St Stephen's Day card.

Sedgefield have called a 7am inspection on Tuesday to determine if their afternoon meeting can go ahead.

Next week’s highlight is undoubtedly the £120,000 (€184,000) Victor Chandler Chase at Ascot on Saturday.