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SABA A GOOD BET FOR THE DAY

Pune: The Rehanullah Khan-trained four-year-old filly Saba (Glory Of Dancer-Fast Trick) looks to be a good winner of The 1200M Dr . K . Vasudevan Trophy to be run here on Sunday, 27th September 2009, as she is presently in great heart . This race-has a field of 13 horses and among them Check Her Out and Sea Queen should fight it out for the minor placing . This race is the 6th race of the day, scheduled to be run- at 3 . 30p . m .

Fallon will soon be back in the Saddle

U.K. : A fter serving an 18-month ban for a recreational drugs offence can be rated among the most significant racing events of the year.

Brilliant positioning and determination during a race, Herculean strength in the saddle and acute understanding of his mounts brought Fallon 6 championships, 15 Classic races and the adoration of his fans. However, there's also been another, darker side to ' King Fallon' , one that makes some uneasiness about the almost ecstatic levels of welcome for his comeback, which will be at Lingfield on Friday .

As soon as those charges of race fixing were brought, the authorities in Britain suspended Fallon's riding license pending any trial, and that's why he hasn't ridden in Britain for over three years.

It being a second offence, an 18-month global ban was imposed.

Many who saw his drained demeanor outside the Old Bailey, wondered if that might be the final nail in the racing coffin of one of the sport's all-time great talents.

But, once again, Fallon has silenced the critics, returning positively bright-eyed and bushy-tailed, the fittest he's ever been, his troubles, seemingly, behind him.

Absence has indeed made many hearts grow fonder. Owners and trainers have been queuing up for his services while punters prepare to get back into the habit of supporting his every mount.