Only Limerick survives after snow claims cards at Carlisle, Ffos Las and Navan

The latest arctic blast has wreaked havoc on Sunday's action in Britain and Ireland, with Carlisle, Ffos Las and Navan forced to cancel due to snow.

At Ffos Las, snow arrived overnight, and clerk of the course Keith Ottesen said: "We've had a covering and it's enough snow for us to not be able to race. It's due to continue through the morning and won't suddenly disappear as the daytime temperature will only be 1-2C."

Snow has also led to the cancellation of Southwell's fixture on Monday. But Limerick has beaten the elements, and Cheltenham kings Gordon Elliott and Davy Russell each have six chances of winners – they team up five times, with a brace of Graded races for mares on the card.

Going report

Navan
ABANDONED

Limerick (2.30)
Heavy.

Carlisle (2.05)
ABANDONED

Ffos Las (2.15)
ABANDONED

What to back

Tom Segal captains the tipping ship, while Alan Sweetman provides the pick of the bets from Ireland.

We've also got the favourites to focus on and Tips Box.

What to read

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Final thought

A dream week at Cheltenham for trainer Gordon Elliott and expect the show to roll on today at Limerick where he has six runners with three short-priced favourites.

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