Caymanas Park is abuzz with anticipation as the former five-time champion jockey Trevor “Slicer” Simpson prepares for his much-anticipated return to the track on Mouttet Mile day this Saturday.

Renowned for his exceptional skill and deep knowledge of the sport, the veteran jockey, who has ridden over 1,500 winners at Caymanas Park, is gearing up for a spectacular comeback with hopes of a triumphant return to the winner’s enclosure.

“It feels good to be at home, and my fans can expect some winners as usual because Trevor Simpson just loves to win races,” said Simpson. “Things are looking okay so far, and hopefully, I can get some good rides because I will be riding here until I am ready to go back overseas,” he added.

The 54-year-old Simpson is coming off a highly successful stint in Canada, where he won 46 races this season at the Lethbridge racetrack. He emphasised that his body is in excellent condition, eagerly anticipating his return to riding at Caymanas Park this Saturday.

“I am keeping in shape as usual because I am very strong and fit, having just come off the racetrack in Canada,” said Simpson. “So far things are looking okay, and hopefully, I can get some good rides because I will be riding here until I am ready to go back overseas,” he reiterated.

Simpson expressed his excitement about competing with other jockeys at Caymanas Park, stating, “Horse racing is always going to be a competition, so it’s just to ride out there and protect yourself at all times. I don’t have any problems with any riders, and I am just going to go out there and do my best at all times.”

While not yet certain about the horse he will ride in the Mouttet Mile, Simpson emphasised his eagerness to participate in the prestigious race. His return is expected to inject a competitive edge in the field, raising the overall standard of racing at Caymanas Park. The racing community eagerly awaits Simpson’s return to witness the impact of this seasoned jockey on the track.