Constitution Hill embarks on a globetrotting mission to Italy where he will face 11 rivals in the Gran Premio del Jockey Club.
The one-time Champion Hurdle winner has had three spins on the Flat since switching codes, winning his first two before finishing fourth behind Pride Of Arras in the September Stakes.
Despite surrendering his unbeaten record on the level, it was probably a career best performance and that has given encouragement to connections who see it fit to throw him into Group 2 company over in Milan.
Constitution Hill will contest the Gran Premio del Jockey Club at San Siro Racecourse on Sunday 25th October at 15:00.
San Siro Racecourse is located in Milan and is just a stones throw away from the iconic San Siro Stadium - the long-term home of European giants and bitter rivals Inter & AC Milan.
The track is the northern hub of Italian racing and is only second to Capannelle -- host of the Italian Derby -- in terms of prestige. Both the Italian Oaks and Italian St Leger are staged at San Siro, with Danedream winning the former in 2011 and Danedream the latter in 1994.
The Gran Premio del Jockey Club was won by British raider Eydon in 2025 and Constitution Hill is set to be joined by four more UK runners this weekend.
George Scott sends over Phantom Flight, Andrew Balding relies on Venetian Prince and Hamad Al Jehani runs last year's Canadian International winner Silawi.
Dubai Honour is a huge runner for William Haggas, arriving here off the back of a mammoth effort to finish runner-up behind Goliath in last month's 64th Preis von Europa.
A prestigious trio of Oisin Murphy, Ryan Moore and Billy Loughnane have partnered Constitution Hill for his three Flat runs so far and it will be a new man onboard again in Italy; Rossa Ryan tasked with steering the nine-year-old around San Siro.
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