Horse racing tips March 30: Horses you MUST back at Kempton, Doncaster and Southwell | Racing | Sport

He showed that he comes to hand early in the season when an excellent third behind High Acclaim in last year's Spring Mile run over today's course and distance.

That was a solid effort as he was conceding weight to both the winner and runner-up, Humbert, who is now 3lb better off.

He maintained that level of form right to the end of the season when sixth behind Wissahickon in the Cambridgreshire at Newmarket and also on his final run when fifth behind Sharja Bridge at Ascot in October.

Auxerre, the market leader, commands respect following last season's three impressive victories.

This lightly-raced gelding gives the impression that he still improving. James Doyle significant takes the mount rather than riding for his retainer, Godolphin, in Meydan today.

The consistent EXEC CHEF (2.25, treble) remains on an attractive weight despite winning two competitive handicaps last season.

He fits the bill for the Unibet Spring Mile.

MATTERHORN (2.05, nap) can extend his winning sequence to six in the Matchbook Magnolia Stakes at Kempton.

This will be step up in grade but unlike his rivals he comes here race-fit and has winning form at the Sunbury track.

At Southwell, where they stage their fist meeting under floodlights, AWA BOMBA (8.00, nb) should now be ready to open his account for the season.

He was unfortunate not score on his recent run at Wolverhampton earlier in the month when third behind Camachess. On that occasion he was denied a clear run when beaten just under two lengths by Camachess.

The form was enhanced when Camaches went on to win the following day at Kempton.

Thunder Snow (4.40) can make it historic back-to-back victories in the Dubai World Cup, the richest race in the world, at Meydan for Sheikh Mohammed, the race sponsor.