Thurles, Kelso and Sandown pass inspections
Thurles' all-chase meeting this afternoon will go ahead as scheduled.
Waterlogging had been a potential issue at the Co Tipperary circuit, but the track was hit by 5.5 millimetres of overnight rain.
The going was found to still be heavy following an early-morning precautionary inspection.
This afternoon's meeting at Kelso has also passed an early-morning course inspection.
Racing goes ahead at the Scottish venue after six millimetres of snow and rail fell within the last 24 hours.
Clerk of the course Hazel Peplinski tweeted: "Good news! Kelso Racecourse passes the precautionary inspection.
"Racing goes ahead. Going is now heavy after 6mm snow/rain."
The fixture features the BetVictor Morebattle Hurdle.
Friday's jumps meeting at Sandown also passed a course inspection this morning.
The original seven-race programme will go ahead as scheduled after the hurdles track was found to be fit for racing after just three millimetres of overnight rain.
A provisional all-chase card had been formulated as back-up, but this will no longer be necessary.
