Racing in Britain will go ahead tomorrow despite the death of the Queen Mother.
Easter Monday is the busiest day of the year, with a total of 15 meetings due to be staged across the country.
British Horseracing Board director of communications Alan Delmonte said: "Racing will go ahead tomorrow with appropriate marks of respect being held at racecourses."
Main meeting tomorrow is at Kempton, whose televised card features the Stg£40,000 Coral Eurobet Rosebery Stakes.
United Racecourses director of racing Andrew Cooper said: "We will have a minute's silence tomorrow.
"We will put a special piece in the racecard and we will ask the jockeys to wear black armbands."
Racing was cancelled on the day of Princess Diana's funeral in 1997 but plans for a possible repeat remain undecided.
"When details of the funeral are announced consideration will be given to arrangements in consultation with the racecourses due to stage fixtures on the day and with other parties as necessary," Delmonte said.