Sir AP McCoy has provided his assessment on the future course of action for Constitution Hill, a promising jumps horse whose recent performances have been disappointing. Despite being undefeated in ten races under rules, including a victory at the 2023 Champion Hurdle, Constitution Hill has faced setbacks in subsequent competitions.

Following falls at the Cheltenham Festival and the Grand National meeting at Aintree, Constitution Hill returned to racing at the Fighting Fifth Hurdle in Newcastle. However, the horse’s bad luck persisted as he fell again during the race. Trainer Nicky Henderson remains optimistic about Constitution Hill’s potential and has dismissed the idea of retirement, considering a possible switch to flat racing.

AP McCoy, speaking on a recent episode of William Hill’s Inside Track, expressed his belief in Constitution Hill’s abilities despite the falls. He compared the horse’s situation to that of a heavyweight boxer facing defeats and pondered on the mental resilience required to continue competing. Meanwhile, Barry Geraghty, also a William Hill ambassador, suggested exploring rehabilitation options for Constitution Hill’s jumping skills before making any decisions on his future racing endeavors.

The fate of Constitution Hill remains uncertain as his connections deliberate on the best path forward. The horse’s potential in both flat and jumping competitions is under review, with a focus on ensuring his well-being and maximizing his racing capabilities.