Fallon clear to ride Recital Kieren Fallon has been given the go-ahead to ride Recital in Saturday's Investec Derby at Epsom after the High Court refused to grant an injunction preventing him from taking part. Fallon has opted to partner Aidan O'Brien's colt, in preference to Native Khan, in the premier Classic. However, Ibrahim Araci, owner of the Ed Dunlop-trained Native Khan, took legal action against the jockey for an alleged breach of contract. A judge in London granted the owners of Native Khan permission to appeal, and it is understood there could be a hearing later on Friday. The question of whether Fallon will be able to ride Recital therefore remains up in the air. Mr Justice MacDuff said he was not prepared to grant the injunction sought - but gave the owners permission to appeal against his decision. It is thought that their challenge could go to the Court of Appeal on Friday afternoon. Fallon has won the Epsom Classic on three previous occasions, North Light (2004), Kris Kin (2003) and Oath (1999).
