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Kempton Park Racecards 9 September: Eight-Race All-Weather Card Takes Centre Stage

Kempton Park racecards 9 September 2026 at Kempton Park Racecourse
By | 09 Sep 2026 | Mumbai

Kempton Park hosts an eight-race Flat meeting on the all-weather track on Wednesday, September 9, with the first race scheduled for 5:00pm and the final contest at 8:30pm. The programme features races over distances from 6 furlongs to 1 mile 2 furlongs and 219 yards, with prize money ranging from £6,000 to £12,000. Among the leading names across the evening are Lex Victoria, Art Lover, Bintaryana, Between Me And U, Enchanted Queen and Musical Soldier.

The Kempton Park racecards 9 September meeting includes three-year-old contests, fillies’ novice races and handicap events. The highest-prize race is the 6:30pm Class 3 Fillies’ Novice Stakes, worth £12,000, while the closing 8:30pm contest is a 6-furlong Class 4 London Sprint Series Qualifier worth £10,000.

The 5:00pm opening race on the Kempton Park racecards 9 September is a Class 6 Handicap Stakes over 1 mile for three-year-olds, carrying £6,000 in prize money. The field of 14 includes Alkumatic Jo Jo, partnered by Jonny Peate, Mmmbop with Billy Loughnane, Battosai under Josephine Gordon, Viking Glory ridden by Luke Morris, Green Interlude with Daniel Muscutt, The Bureau Club partnered by Rossa Ryan and Wind Summer with Marco Ghiani. Diane Chasseresse, Coxy’s Star, Karakula Dancer, Oklahoma Dream, Violet Goldsmith, Cosmic Jive and Dor’s Dazzler complete the field.

At 5:30pm, Kempton Park stages the EBF Maiden Stakes, a Class 4 race over 1 mile worth £10,000. Twelve runners are entered, including Barachiel with Luke Morris, Secret Message under Daniel Muscutt, Assiri Heights partnered by Oisin Murphy, Electric Gambler ridden by Jason Watson, Emerald Spirit with Paddy Bradley, Mercantile and Open To Offers. Oro Palacio, Sea Brave, Ze Gucci Poochie, Protectrix and Venetian Sky also feature. Venetian Sky carries a BHA rating of 76 and is partnered by Tom Marquand.

The 6:00pm contest is a Class 5 Handicap Stakes over 1 mile for four-year-olds and older horses rated 56-75. The race carries £8,000 and features 14 runners. Royale Goodnight will be ridden by Millie Wonnacott, while Asteverdi has Rossa Ryan aboard. Between Me And U, ridden by David Probert, brings course-and-distance form, while Longlai has Benoit de la Sayette in the saddle. The field also includes Herculeus, Happy Banner, Arctician, Lady Manzor, Freda, San Juanito, Potomac River, Rhythm N Rock, Gunfighter and Spirit Lead Me.

The highest-prize contest on the Kempton Park racecards 9 September is scheduled for 6:30pm. The Fillies’ Novice Stakes is a Class 3 race over 7 furlongs for two-year-old fillies, with £12,000 in prize money. Seven runners are declared: Lex Victoria, ridden by Oisin Murphy; Dreamology, partnered by David Egan; Floral, with Rob Hornby; Isabella of Aragon, ridden by Ben Ffrench Davis; Pink Larkspur, partnered by William Buick; Sioux Empress, with Billy Loughnane; and State of America, ridden by Rossa Ryan.

Lex Victoria enters the contest with a recorded victory and carries 9st 9lbs. The other six runners carry 9st 2lbs, giving the 7-furlong contest a clear focus on the development of the younger fillies.

The 7:00pm race is a Class 4 Fillies’ Novice Stakes over 7 furlongs worth £10,000 for three-year-olds and older horses. Eight fillies are listed, headed by Cosmic Girl with Oisin Murphy, Enchanted Queen under Billy Loughnane, Noozhaa with Jack Mitchell, Pointed partnered by George Bass, Queen of Hope ridden by Jason Watson, Sakura Impact with Alice Bond, Tilsworth Emma under Jonny Peate and Yimmna with Tom Marquand. Enchanted Queen has a BHA rating of 80, while Yimmna is rated 76.

The 7:30pm Handicap Stakes is a Class 5 race over 7 furlongs, worth £8,000, for three-year-olds and older horses rated 51-70. The 14-runner field includes Rey de La Batalla with Tyler Heard, Jersey Maverick partnered by Paddy Bradley, Tasdeed ridden by Kieren Fox, Bold Suitor with Georgia Dobie, Moon Beginnings under Rossa Ryan, Sargent Dennis with Tom Marquand and Penfolds Grange ridden by Alfie Redman. Dandy G Boy, Mojito, Bundok, Musical Soldier, Seeing Stars, Upsomdowns and Divine Wish also feature.

At 8:00pm, the card moves to its longest race, the Handicap Stakes, a Class 6 contest over 1 mile 2 furlongs and 219 yards worth £6,000. Twelve runners are entered, including Birthday Angel, partnered by Jack Dace, Uzincso with David Egan, Maywedance under Jack Mitchell, Battle Hymn with Luke Morris, Tinsel ridden by Callum Hutchinson, Goldfinder partnered by David Probert and Backer Bilk with Darragh Keenan. Minerality, Luminous Approach, Katalyst, Brave New World and Wyvill complete the field.

The final race on the Kempton Park racecards 9 September begins at 8:30pm. The Interactive Handicap Stakes, a Class 4 London Sprint Series Qualifier, covers 6 furlongs and is worth £10,000 for three-year-olds rated 66-85. Seven runners are scheduled to compete: Art Lover with Tom Marquand, Bintaryana ridden by Oisin Murphy, Old Is Gold under Jason Watson, Augustus Gloop partnered by Daniel Muscutt, Pints In Peace with Finley Marsh, Bright Summer ridden by David Probert and Goldwork with Charles Bishop.

Art Lover has the highest BHA rating in the field at 85 and carries 9st 9lbs, while Bintaryana and Old Is Gold are both rated 83. The six-furlong contest provides a sharp conclusion to the evening programme.

The Kempton Park racecards 9 September feature eight races and a total programme ranging from sprint distances to the extended 1 mile 2 furlongs and 219 yards. The 6:30pm £12,000 Class 3 Fillies’ Novice Stakes is the richest race of the evening, with seven two-year-old fillies taking part. The meeting also features several runners with previous course-and-distance form, including Between Me And U, Karakula Dancer, Freda, Rhythm N Rock and Bintaryana.

The Kempton Park racecards 9 September provide a varied Wednesday evening programme from 5:00pm to 8:30pm, with eight races across the all-weather track. The card combines handicaps, maiden events and novice contests, with the £12,000 6:30pm Class 3 Fillies’ Novice Stakes standing as the evening’s highest-prize race before the programme concludes with the 8:30pm six-furlong sprint qualifier.

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