The meeting at Hamilton scheduled for tomorrow has been abandoned due to unsafe ground.

This afternoon's meeting at Hamilton goes ahead as scheduled after the course passed a 7am inspection.

Salisbury have been forced to abandon their first meeting in five years due to a waterlogged track.

This evening’s meeting at Kelso has been abandoned after the track was hit by substantially more rain than forecast.

This afternoon’s meeting at Kelso has been abandoned due to frost.

Kelso will inspect at 3.30pm today ahead of tomorrow's meeting.

This afternoon's meeting at Ayr has been abandoned due to frost.

Hopes are rising that tomorrow's meeting at Ayr could get the go-ahead after officials delayed their planned inspection.

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

Ayr’s fixture tomorrow is in serious jeopardy.

With the cold snap continuing the decimate the racing fixture list, the British Horseracing Authority have moved to lessen the damage by adding three further all-weather fixtures for next week.

Monday's fixtures at Ayr and Taunton has become the latest meetings to have fallen by the wayside as the cold snap continues to wreak havoc on racing.

Ayr’s fixture on Monday is already under threat, with an inspection called for 11am on Thursday.

The likelihood of severe frost is causing officials at Sandown to be pessimistic about prospects for their high-profile meeting on Saturday.

Ayr’s meeting on Saturday has been abandoned due to a frozen track.

Officials at Ayr are hoping for an unexpected vast improvement in the weather for them to have any chance of giving Saturday’s meeting the green light.

Prospects of racing at Ayr on Saturday look bleak as the track has been frozen for over two weeks.

Fears the meeting at Ayr tomorrow may fall victim to the weather have been realised following a check of the course this afternoon.

Officials at Ayr have announced a 7am inspection ahead of their scheduled meeting tomorrow.

Hamilton are planning a precautionary inspection at 7.30am to decide whether tomorrow's meeting goes ahead.

Racing at Hamilton this afternoon will go ahead after the track passed an early morning inspection.

Tomorrow's meeting at Hamilton is subject to an 8am inspection due to the threat of waterlogging.

Hamilton's evening meeting has passed a 7am inspection and will go ahead as scheduled.

Friday’s meeting at Hamilton hinges on a 2pm inspection on Thursday after Wednesday’s card was a late casualty due to the wet weather.

Hamilton have stepped in to host the Listed Glasgow Stakes following York’s decision to drop the 10-furlong race last year.