| RANCHO | Having run to the front, secure hut for farm-workers |
| RANGY | Having run to the front, very displeased with gangly limbs |
| BOTHY | Small hut for farm workers, or as a mountain refuge (5) |
| THRASHES | Trounces in sporting fixture, having run to eliminate one of the Europeans |
| WOK | Struggle, having run to get rid of pot |
| RUSHFORWARD | Hard furrows ploughed, to run to the front (4,7) |
| ROVE | Wander across, then run to the front |
| RHEA | Run to the front - hear this bird |
| SERGEANT | Officer, dispatched to collect equipment, runs to the front |
| SHEPHERDS | ___ huts; traditional shelters for farm workers, used in the present day for glamping or as summer houses (9) |
| RAINCOAT | Mac, a cool guy from Zagreb, runs to the front (8) |
| RIPOSTE | Sally, I notice, runs to the front |
| RUMBA | Runs to the front in shadow dance |
| ROTUNDA | Runs to the front of old plain dome (7) |
| UNCERTAIN | Irresolute headless fool! Coach runs to the front! (9) |
| HAYMAKERS | Knockout blows for farm workers? (9) |
| REAPERS | Spare doctor running around hospital ward for farm workers (7) |
| SHEEPDOGTRIALS | Driving tests for farm workers (8,6) |
| PEASANTS | Doctor sent ASAP for farm workers (8) |
| CESARCHAVEZ | Activist for farm workers |
