RASH DASH FOR GUINEAS PLACE

Andy Ayres shares his ones to watch as we get up and running on the Flat

- Andy Ayres

KEMPTON March 26 (standard to slow)

7f three-year-old handicap (Class 5)

Impressive winner

SOLAR ARMY (Roger Teal) looked ready to rumble and was heavily punted near the off (13-2 to 4s). He won with something to spare despite drifting right-handed and is well treated from a revised mark of 79.

7f three-year-old handicap (Class 5)

Fair form

LADY MANZOR (Amanda Perrett) did well to finish third after running wide enough to go for an ice cream in the Silver Ring. She looks in tiptop shape and can pinch another run-of-the-mill handicap.

7f handicap (Class 2)

Above average race for the time of year

ROI DE FRANCE (John & Thady Gosden) has made good use of his gym membership and looked much stronger than on his last visit to the track. Some heavy hitters lumped-on near the off (9-4 to 6-4), but the drop to 7f didn’t help and he finished a one-paced third. There's more to come from this fella back over a mile.

KEMPTON March 29 (standard to slow)

im3f handicap (Class 2)

Red-hot contest

MOUNT ATLAS (Andrew Balding) wasn't cherry ripe and hindered his cause by yanking Hayley Turner’s arms out for the first half mile. Bearing that in mind, he ran a belter to finish fourth and a decent pot is there for the taking.

6f handicap (Class 3)

Race run at a breakneck pace

CHANGE SINGS (Eve Johnson Houghton) has got muscles on his eyebrows and finished best of all to nab third. He hit the woodwork at Newbury a fortnight later and is nailed on to pay his way in decent sprint handicaps.

LINGFIELD April 1 (standard)

6f handicap (Class 5)

Run-of-the-mill event