Which tracks are inspecting in Britain and Ireland and how are things looking for this week's jump racing?
Freezing temperatures are set to hit Britain this week and the weekend jumps action is under threat. Here is the state of play for the jumps fixtures, including those in Ireland, in the coming days . . .
Saturday
Ascot - Racing cancelled
Haydock - Racing cancelled
Taunton - Racing cancelled
Navan - soft. PASSED SECOND INSPECTION
First race at 12.45.
Sunday
Fakenham - Racing cancelled
Lingfield - good to soft, soft in places. INSPECTION 8AM SUNDAY
Track raceable with some adjustments on Saturday afternoon, which should not be neccessary on Sunday. First race at 12.40.
Thurles - yielding.
Fresh ground. Frost up to and including Friday, milder and unsettled conditions through the weekend. Situation being monitored. First race at 12.30.
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