Amy Weaver hopes to weave magic on Kieren Fallon return

Amy Weaver is looking forward to getting Kieren Fallon off to a flying start on his long-awaited comeback.

At 27, Michael Bell's former assistant is the youngest female trainer in Britain and she will be thrust into a media frenzy at Lingfield on Friday when she saddles Rare Malt in the mile maiden.

It is one of seven rides on the day for the six-time champion jockey, who returns after an 18-month drugs ban.

And Weaver, who trains 14 horses in Newmarket, thinks the twice-raced juvenile filly Rare Malt holds every chance.

She said: "She was runner-up last time at Kempton and the winner of that had previously beaten us when second to Seta, a nice filly of Luca Cumani's, at Newmarket on her debut.

"Hopefully we can give Kieren a winner. We are lucky to get him. He's a great jockey and she has a good draw. She has a good chance."