Fran Berry has a couple of rides at Southwell© Photo Healy Racing
This afternoon's meeting at Southwell has passed an early-morning inspection and goes ahead as planned.
Officials at the Nottinghamshire circuit had intended to assess the all-weather Flat track at 8am in light of the freezing conditions.
But that inspection was brought forward as the course was considered fit for purpose after it was worked on during the night.
The first of seven races starts at 12.30pm, with dry weather and sunny intervals forecast.
The National Hunt meeting at Uttoxeter on Tuesday has been abandoned due to frost and snow.
Clerk of the course Charlie Moore announced an 8am inspection this morning after a wintry weekend left the track covered by three inches of snow.
And with the situation not expected to improve by raceday - it could even get to as low as minus 10C overnight - Moore said there was "no chance of any recovery" and made a swift decision to call off the fixture.
The meeting at Ayr on Tuesday must pass a 9am precautionary inspection on raceday morning.
Temperatures dropped to minus 6C within the last 24 hours, but the track is at least covered by frost sheets.
Cold weather is likely to be prevalent over the next few days, with a forecast low of minus 5C on Monday.
Ayr clerk of the course Graeme Anderson said in a statement that it could "get 1C or 2C by midday" on Tuesday.
The jumps meeting at Leicester on Wednesday needs to pass a 7.30am inspection on Tuesday morning.
With the course covered "with 2-3 inches of snow", clerk of the course Jimmy Stevenson needs to see a marked improvement within the next few days.
A statement issued by Leicester read: "We are currently unraceable with snow on the track, and will review the situation 7.30am Tuesday morning with an updated forecast.
"All shaded areas are covered with frost sheets."
Hexham has announced a 7.30am inspection on Tuesday ahead of Wednesday's National Hunt meeting.
The Northumberland venue missed the most severe wintry showers that this weekend afflicted large parts of the country, but the track is still "partially frozen" after o vernight temperatures dropped to as low as minus 6C.
There is a likelihood of slightly warmer weather, but a statement issued by the Hexham executive said "higher temperatures than forecast are required to assist a thaw".
Warwick's jumps meeting on Thursday is dependant upon an 8am course inspection on Wednesday morning.
The track is covered by heavy snow, with the situation likely to be exacerbated by another overnight frost.
