FALLON CONSIDERING A TRAINING CAREER

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FALLON CONSIDERING A TRAINING CAREER
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Six-time champion jockey Kieren Fallon, who retired from the
saddle last July citing mental health issues, told Dubai Racing
Channel he is considering a training career.
Fallon is working in Dubai for the winter and will soon return
to Newmarket to work for William Haggas. He started 2016 as
the stable jockey for Michael O=Callaghan in Ireland.
"I thought about it and I was going to actually stay in America
and start training, but when Michael [O=Callaghan] rang me and
asked me to come back I just thought it might work, but it
wasn't [to be],@ Fallon told Dubai Racing Channel. "I will soon, I
think, start [training]. I know I'm going back to work for William
Haggas in the mornings, I've got a few options and a few other
things I have to do as well. It's going to be exciting, but I would
like to start training, or even if I didn't train myself, I'd love to
join somebody and work with a good trainer.@
Fallon said his options with regards to location are open.
"It wouldn't really make a difference. I'd prefer to work in
England as my kids are there,@ he said. AMy oldest son is starting
his apprenticeship so I'd like to help him as well."