Rideallday, the reigning Mouttet Mile champion and current Horse of the Year, is the standout contender in this afternoon’s Ian Levy Cup going eight and a half furlongs (1,700m) at Caymanas Park.

Making his seasonal debut, he’s looking to add another win to his impressive resume, which already boasts eight victories and two second-place finishes from 10 starts.

The Ian Levy Cup is a significant event, with a $4-million purse and a “Win and You’re In” spot for this year’s Mouttet Mile up for grabs. The top four finishers will also earn points toward securing a spot in the prestigious Mouttet Mile.

Rideallday’s prep work has been solid, with a strong gallop of seven furlongs in 1:23.3 on March 30, indicating he’s in top form. Given his pedigree and current momentum, it’s tough to see any of his rivals taking him down, making him a top pick for the feature race. Ian Spence is to return to the saddle aboard the Philip Feanny-conditioned Rideallday.

The contest is positioned as the ninth event on the 10-race card with a post time of 5:00 pm. First race is to get off at 11:45 am.

Barnaby, last year’s winner of this race, Funcaandun, and Supernatural Power are the likely runners to battle for second place here.

Ones to watch:

Race 1)
Storm Boy/Splendid Vision/Donalmighty

Race 2)
Passion and Beyond/Imaginearium/Austoa

Race 3)
You’re My Sweetie/Dark Swan/Choo Blue

Race 4)
Strong Mind/Hazelnut/Diesel Train

Race 5)
ButterCup/High Diplomacy/Sweet Victory

Race 6
) Ability/Eazy Peazy/The Real Identity

Race 7)
Imjustagirl/Army Tank/Unbelievable Force

Race 8)
Sky Is The Limit/Maybelle/BarBQ

Race 9)
Rideallday/Funcaandun/Supernatural Power

Race 10)
Desert of Malibu/Mighty Gully/Another One