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Our New Zealand harness analyst offers complimentary selections for today’s Cambridge card, which features 11 races starting at 4:42 pm. Highlighted are special and value runners expected to give you a strong chance of success.

The New Zealand Cup winner Kingman has started workouts earlier than expected. Luke McCarthy’s gelding, famous for his stunning victory over Leap To Fame in last year's NZ Cup and a subsequent Group 1 win, is back in the paddock ahead of plan.

Harness Racing New Zealand has launched a winter experiment with a single Friday meeting each week, alternating between Alexandra Park and Cambridge, to determine if one high‑quality event outweighs two lower‑profile ones. Early signs suggest the single‑meet model could be the stronger option.

The maiden mare finished third in her first harness start at Gloucester Park last Friday. She now lines up for the $9 Swan Draught Pace (2130 m) on Friday night from the wide outside barrier (draw 9).

For a quarter‑century the trainer has consistently entered a three‑year‑old in the Belmont, and this Saturday’s $2 million G1 at Saratoga features his 2‑1 favorite Renegade and 12‑1 outsider Powershift in a nine‑horse field that also contains Kentucky Derby runners.

Sent off as the even‑money favorite, Mo Speed Racing's West End Kid (Twirling Candy) stalked before pulling away in the final furlong to win Thursday’s GIII Pennine Ridge Stakes at Saratoga. He was drawn on the outside of a nine‑horse field and extended his winning streak to three.

Coolmore and Westerberg’s Endorsement (by Wootton Bassett) finished behind James J Braddock (Zarak) and Pierre Bonnard (Camelot) in last month’s G3 Derby Trial at Leopardstown. A seven‑length victory in Thursday’s Listed King George V Cup at Foxrock has revived hopes for the G1 Derby contenders.

Goodall (3‑f, Yaupon‑Moon Over Mag Bay, by Malibu Moon) rebounded from a brief scratch to capture the black‑type Jersey Girl Stakes at the Spa. Breaking quickly from post 3, she stalked 5‑2 Carmel Coast, who opened in :21.92, and rallied past Mythical to win.

Taking advantage of the widest gate, Nice Buddy broke away early and defended the lead to capture the 1600‑metre KNN Cup (G3) at Busan, the finale of the Queens’ Tour Spring/Summer series for fillies and mares. The mare had been runner‑up in each of the previous two legs, while rival Boryeonglightqueen finished behind.

Sunday marked the first of three annual 2300‑metre starts at Seoul, and Satang Sonyeo proved the day's top stayer by taking the feature race for owners Jeong Jeong‑hee and Luigi Riccardi. (Luke Humphreys)

The Queens’ Tour Spring/Summer finale brings the 1600‑metre G3 KNN Cup to Busan on Sunday, where defending champion Raon Forest draws gate 13 and Ttukseom Cup winner Fantastic Value starts from gate 10. Boryeonglightqueen and Gladius also line up in double‑digit stalls.

On Sunday the 1600‑metre KNN Cup (G3) will see sixteen fillies and mares contest race 6 of a seven‑race program at Busan, scheduled from 11:25 to 16:55. The day also features ten additional races at Seoul.

Item looks a serious Epsom Derby contender, extending his unbeaten run with a win in the Dante Stakes at York.

True Love stormed to victory in the 1,000 Guineas at Newmarket. The win gives legendary Irish trainer Aidan O'Brien his eighth fillies' Classic.

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

Jockey Billy Loughnane, 20, wins his first Classic race aboard Bow Echo in the 2,000 Guineas at Newmarket.

Robinson Outreach at RiverCross Ranch in Springbank, Alberta, recently received a horse donation from Helping Alberta Wildies Society. The gentle bay gelding Cheyene was rescued from a campground near Sundre four years ago.

Academy Award® nominee Josh Brolin, a lifelong horseman with deep roots in the American West, will narrate the new IMAX®/Giant Screen documentary *Horse Power*. Produced with American Wild Horse Conservation, the film celebrates wild‑horse preservation.

In honor of Pet Fire Safety Day on July 15, First Onsite Property Restoration pledged a $10,000 matching donation to support rescued animals and recovery work at Happy Days Sanctuary in Stevensville, Ontario. The contribution aids the sanctuary’s ongoing rescue and rehabilitation efforts.

King Charles III and Queen Camilla’s historic May 27 visit to Ottawa to deliver the throne speech featured the usual pomp of the British monarchy, with the RCMP playing a prominent ceremonial role. The event also included a tribute to the famed horse Burmese.