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A New Zealand harness racing analyst shares complimentary selections for today's Addington meeting, which features seven races starting at 5:05 pm. The advice flags a few special and value runners worth considering.

This edition spotlights Seth and Brendon Hill after Cath’s Group 1 Northern Oaks triumph, Regan Todd’s preview of Marketplace’s Superstars clash, Henry Sail’s Hot Seat column, Michael Guerin’s record review, plus Quick Hitch betting tips and market odds.

While AFL forward Bailey Smith prepares to take the field for Collingwood at the MCG on Saturday night, his namesake pacer Keayang Bazlenka is set to chase Group 1 glory at Menangle. The Lee‑Craven family from Terang frequently name their horses after football stars, chiefly Geelong players.

Following last year’s tasty clash with Marketplace (Bettor’s Delight), Got The Chocolates (Art Major) is now locked in an emerging feud with fellow NZB graduate The Lazarus Effect (Lazarus). The Bob Butt‑trained and driven Lazarus, unbeaten in Auckland, has ignited excitement for a showdown between the two Standardbreds.

Derby victor Golden Tempo is at Keeneland taking a week off after helping Cherie DeVaux become the first female trainer to capture the Run for the Roses. A decision is still pending on his run in the G1 Preakness Stakes, the Triple Crown’s second leg now staged at Laurel Park.

After backing Renegade all winter and locking in a 16‑1 future following his Sam F. Davis victory, the Kentucky Derby proved unforgiving. The right pick still left me with a painful outcome.

The May 2 victory by Golden Tempo at Churchill Downs, amplified by Pat McAfee’s online hype, drove the 2026 Kentucky Derby to become the most‑watched in its history. The race has now turned into a must‑see event for a fresh wave of fans.

A HISA Authority representative will answer a weekly TDN‑submitted question about the act’s operations, starting with its vendors. Readers can submit their own questions for future installments.

On Derby Day at Seoul, veteran ten‑time champion Moon Se‑young rode Parka Shine to win the Class 6, 1300‑metre opening race, marking his second‑last start. The win followed a long riding break and set the tone for the weekend’s classic contest.

The 1,800‑metre Korean Derby at Seoul Racecourse on Sunday has FUNNY WILD as the clear favourite, looking to become the first Triple Crown winner since Power Blade in 2016. The event also pits a celebrated Korean jockey against the top rivals.

Sunday's Korean Derby opens with free admission at Seoul Racecourse. Ten contests run from 10:35 a.m. to 5:55 p.m. in Seoul and seven from 11:25 a.m. to 5:05 p.m. in Busan, with the headline race slated for 4:30 p.m.

The May 2 program at Seoul consists of ten races from 10:35 am to 5:55 pm, with the opening contest a Class 6, 1,200‑meter Special Weight A offering a KRW 30 million purse. WHIZ POINT, the 1.3‑odds favourite on his April 5 debut after a close second, leads the six‑horse start.

Golden Tempo surged from the back of the field to win a thrilling Kentucky Derby, making Cherie DeVaux the first female trainer to win the race.

Twenty‑year‑old jockey Billy Loughnane claims his first Classic win aboard Bow Echo in the 2,000 Guineas at Newmarket.

Lossiemouth extended her unbeaten Punchestown record, winning the Champion Hurdle by five lengths on Friday.

Rising star flat jockey Billy 'The Kid' Loughnane tells the BBC what winning Saturday's 2,000 Guineas on favourite Bow Echo would mean to him.

Robinson Outreach at RiverCross Ranch in Springbank, Alberta, received a special gift—a sweet‑tempered bay gelding named Cheyene—from Helping Alberta Wildies Society. The horse, rescued from a campground near Sundre four years ago, has now found a forever home.

Academy Award® nominee Josh Brolin, a lifelong horseman with deep ties to the American West, will narrate the new IMAX®/Giant Screen documentary *Horse Power*. Produced with American Wild Horse Conservation, the film celebrates the spirit and preservation of wild horses.

In recognition of Pet Fire Safety Day on July 15, First Onsite Property Restoration announced a $10,000 matching donation to support rescued animals and recovery efforts at Happy Days Sanctuary in Stevensville, Ontario. The story was published on Horse Canada.

King Charles III and Queen Camilla visited Ottawa on May 27 to deliver the throne speech, an event marked by traditional ceremony. The RCMP featured prominently in the pageantry, and the article also notes a tribute to the horse Burmese.