Ffos Las are optimistic of staging their jumps meeting on Sunday after the Welsh course passed an 8am inspection today.

Friday's meeting at Musselburgh remains in doubt with an inspection called for 8am tomorrow.

Tomorrow's meeting at Uttoxeter has been abandoned due to a waterlogged track while the weather has also claimed Friday's meeting at Musselburgh.

Musselburgh will stage an 8am inspection tomorrow to determine if Friday’s meeting can go ahead.

Tomorrow’s fixture at Musselburgh has been abandoned due to frost, while this afternoon's meetings at Leicester and Chepstow are subject to inspections this morning.

Tuesday’s meeting at Musselburgh is under threat with an inspection called for 8am tomorrow.

Musselburgh have announced an 8am inspection on Sunday ahead of Monday’s fixture.

This afternoon’s meeting at Perth has been abandoned due to waterlogging.

This afternoon’s meeting at Perth must pass an 8.30am inspection.

This afternoon’s meeting at Musselburgh has been abandoned due to frost following a second inspection.

Musselburgh have called a second inspection for 11am ahead of this afternoon’s meeting.

The inclement weather continues to cause headaches for track officials up and down the UK, as the prospect of another day without National Hunt racing tomorrow looms large.

Officials at Musselburgh remain “very optimistic” of racing going ahead tomorrow despite deciding to hold a precautionary inspection at 7am.

This afternoon’s meeting at Musselburgh goes ahead after the track passed a morning inspection.

Kelso will have to pass a second inspection at 10.30am if this afternoon’s meeting is to go ahead.

Ayr’s gamble of staging an extra jumps meeting on Saturday looks like paying off as the course is now raceable.

Hopes are high that Kelso will able to stage the first National Hunt meeting since last Friday but tomorrow's meeting is still subject to an 8.30am inspection.

THURLES have brought forward their planned inspection and will now assess the track at 9am today ahead of their Thursday fixture.

Musselburgh’s meeting on Wednesday is the latest National Hunt fixture to feel the wrath of the recent cold spell.

Officials at Musselburgh have announced an inspection for 9am on Tuesday to assess the prospects of racing on Wednesday.

This afternoon’s meeting at Kelso has been abandoned due to a frozen track.

Kelso will stage a precautionary inspection at 8am ahead of tomorrow's meeting after the track passed an initial check.

This evening’s fixture at Kelso is subject to the track passing an inspection at midday.

This afternoon’s meeting at Kelso has been given the green light after passing a 7.30am inspection.

This afternoon’s meeting at Musselburgh goes ahead after the track passed a 7.30am inspection.

Tomorrow's meeting at Musselburgh is subject to a precautionary inspection at 7.30am due to the threat of frost and fog.

Limerick have called an inspection for 11am on Saturday ahead of their meeting on Sunday.

Officials at Musselburgh have called a precautionary inspection ahead of Sunday's meeting.

Kelso have given this afternoon’s meeting the go-ahead after a successful 7.30am inspection.

Today's racing at Limerick has fallen foul of the weather and is cancelled due to a waterlogged track.

This afternoon's meeting at Musselburgh survived an 8.30am inspection and will go ahead as scheduled.

This afternoon's meeting at Musselburgh is subject to the course passing an 8.30am inspection.

Musselburgh must pass a 6.30am precautionary inspection before Sunday’s meeting can be given the all-clear.

Kelso’s meeting this afternoon will go ahead as planned after the course passed a precautionary inspection this morning.

There was a sad postscript to the John Smith’s Handicap Chase at Perth this evening.

Musselburgh are not anticipating any problems ahead of tomorrow’s meeting.

The stormy weather prevalent all over Britain currently is playing havoc with the National Hunt fixture list.

This afternoon’s meeting at Kelso will go ahead as planned after the track passed a 7.30am inspection.

Kelso have called an inspection at 7.30am for Friday’s meeting after being battered by the elements all day.

Edward Lynam will look at targets in Ireland for Free Roses after making the journey over to Ayr pay off with victory in the Listed EBF Land O’Burns Fillies’ Stakes.

JUSTIFIED will attempt to get his career back on track when tackling two and a half miles for the first time in the Grade One Powers Gold Cup at Fairyhouse on Sunday.

This afternoon’s National Hunt meeting at Ayr will take place as scheduled after the track passed a 6.45am inspection.

All three of tomorrow’s National Hunt meetings in the UK are subject to early-morning inspections, although today’s meeting at Bangor has managed to beat the frost.

This afternoon’s meeting at Ayr has been abandoned due to a frozen track.