Summary:
The All-Weather Chase at Newbury and the All-Weather Chase at Leopardstown have been ruled out for the rest of the weekend.

Full article:
Irish jockey Davy Russell, in action at Newbury on Wednesday afternoon, can ride his Cheltenham Gold Cup winner Lord Windermere in the Lexus Chase at Leopardstown on December 28 after his five-day ban for taking the whip of colleague Philip Enright during a race was reduced to two days. Russell grabbed the whip of Enright, who had a similar ban reduced, at Clonmel after dropping his own at the first hurdle. Both jockeys will miss this Saturday and Sunday. Davy Russell on Lord Windermere on their way to victory in the Cheltenham Gold Cup in March . Russell can ride Lord Windermere at the Lexus Chase at Leopardstown after his ban was reduced . Two-time champion jockey Jamie Spencer, who has scrapped plans to retire, is back in action on the All-Weather at Lingfield and Kempton. Spencer rides Master Of Irony at Lingfield and Hurricane Alert at Kempton, both for Qatar Racing. The 34-year-old will operate as a freelance next year. Jamie Spencer, who was set to retire, will ride Master Of Irony at Lingfield and Hurricane Alert at Kempton . The Young Master, disqualified after easily winning the Badger Beer Chase at Wincanton because he was ineligible to run, is set to start in the Mappin & Webb Silver Cup at Ascot on Saturday.