Sunday's Grade 1 card at Naas has been postponed to next Friday due to the freezing conditions.

The meeting was officially called off on Saturday afternoon due to a frozen track.

This meeting will open for fresh entries by noon on Monday, with the exception of the Grade 1 Ballymore Novice Hurdle which will revert to original entries stage. Fresh forfeits and supplementary entries for this race will also close by noon on Monday and fresh declarations to run for all races must be made by 10am on Wednesday.

The time of the first race will be 12.45pm.

The next Irish racemeeting due to take place is at Clonmel next Thursday.

Both point-to-point fixtures scheduled to take place on Sunday have also been cancelled following inspections on Saturday. The tracks at both Shillelagh & District (F) Tinahely and United Hunt (F) Ballindenisk were unfit for racing following inspections.

British update

Sunday’s meeting at Chepstow has also been abandoned due to a frozen track, leaving Southwell's all-weather card as the only surviving meeting in Britain.

Tuesday’s Musselburgh fixture has already been called off.

Chepstow had called a noon inspection ahead of a planned seven-race card but after temperatures dipped below freezing overnight, the track is not fit for action and clerk of the course Dai Jones does not expect conditions to improve.

He said: “The track is frozen in places and we are forecast -3C or -4C overnight, with longer periods at that kind of temperature and quite a slow morning tomorrow.

“We went down to -2.8C last night and it’s going to be colder tonight and tomorrow.

“We aren’t expected to get up above freezing until 10.30 or 11am so just with that shorter window, it’s not going to improve really.”

Musselburgh also inspected at noon for their scheduled Tuesday fixture, with the track found to be frozen with no prospect of sufficient improvement in the next few days.

Saturday’s card at Wincanton was abandoned following a third inspection at 11.30am, but both Sandown and Cork passed their morning checks and racing went ahead as planned.

Wincanton’s first race was scheduled for 12.27pm and a statement from the track, posted on X, said: “The temperatures have not risen as quickly as forecast and as a result track conditions have not improved as we had hoped.

“We apologise for any inconvenience caused by the late decision however we wanted to give the fixture every chance of taking place.

“We are all disappointed by this outcome, but the safety of our participants will always take priority.”

Monday’s Ludlow fixture is subject to a 10am inspection on Sunday, with officials hoping for an improvement in temperatures to allow the meeting to go ahead.