Constitution Hill faces competition in the William Hill September Stakes at Kempton
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Last updated Aug 31, 2026

Constitution Hill enters the William Hill September Stakes at Kempton Park this Saturday to test his ambitions on the Flat. The horse is scheduled to run with jockey Billy Loughnane in the saddle for the upcoming race. This appearance marks a notable step as the entry aims to prove his capabilities in a different discipline. The field for the event is expected to provide a significant challenge for the horse. Supporters and analysts will monitor the performance to gauge his potential trajectory for future high-level competitions. Following the result at Kempton, the focus will likely shift toward his next scheduled outings.
- •Constitution Hill competes in the William Hill September Stakes on Saturday.
- •The race takes place at Kempton Park.
- •Billy Loughnane is confirmed as the jockey for the event.
- •The outing functions as a test for the horse's Flat racing ambitions.
"Constitution Hill looks likely to face a serious examination of his big-race ambitions on the Flat when he goes for the William Hill September Stakes at Kempton Park on Saturday, with new jockey Billy Loughnane in the saddle.
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