All the latest going news, market movers and key punting pointers

The loss of Nottingham leaves just Market Rasen's jumps fixture on the turf today, supported by all-weather meetings at Lingfield, Kempton and Dundalk.

The wet weather has also claimed Leicester's meeting scheduled for Friday, which has been cancelled due to waterlogging and false ground.

Frankel's jockey Tom Queally returns from a spell in America over the winter to take two rides at Kempton, while Nicky Henderson and Paul Nicholls, who will both be hoping for a big week at Aintree, are among the trainers represented at Market Rasen.

Going report

Lingfield (AW) (first race: 1.40)
Standard

Market Rasen (2.00)
Soft (GoingStick: Chase 5.3, Hurdle 5.6)
Distances: first and seventh +138yds, second and third +192yds, fourth +147yds, fifth and sixth +210yds)

Kempton (AW) (5.45)
Standard

Dundalk (AW) (6.00)
Standard

Market movers

2.00 Market Rasen Mon Eldorado 12-1 (from 18-1)
4.10 Market Rasen Minella Scamp 3-1 (from (9-2)
4.50 Lingfield Amourice 5-2 (from 3-1)

What to back

Pietro Innocenzi (£) leads the tipping team for members, backed up by the experts around the training centres in Tips Box, plus there are key punting angles to be found in Signposts Sweetspots.

Tom Bull has the ten-second tip at Kempton's evening meeting.

The action starts in Hong Kong just after midday with the midweek meeting at Happy Valley, and Rob Watson has two tips, including a former David O'Meara-trained runner.

What to read

All the build-up to Aintree's three days, headlined by the Randox Health Grand National. Katie Walsh's mount Baie Des Iles is proving popular with punters, whileDanny Cook tells Graham Dench why he thinks his Aintree record is about to improve.

What to watch

Bruce Millington heads the Postcast gang who just can't wait for Aintree to start and dive straight into finding winners over the three days.

Andrew Scutts delivers the latest Aintree news

The best of Racing Post Sport

The sports team is not expecting another amazing Italian job tonight after Roma pulled off the Champions League's most outrageous heist at the expense of Barcelona in Rome. Real Madrid, led by Cristiano Ronaldo, have home advantage as well as the lead against Juventus in their quarter-final second leg.

Steve Palmer is not resting on his laurels after his 50-1 win with Patrick Reed in the Masters at Augusta. He is going higher in price in the Heritage with tips at 66-1 and 100-1.

Final thought

Grand National-winning trainer Venetia Williams has sent out seven winners from her last 13 runners with a treble yesterday after a four-timer the day before. She has Houblon Des Obeaux (50-1) and Tenor Nivernais (100-1) in the big one on Saturday. Surely not?