Early Career
Kieren Fallon entered the racing industry as an apprentice to trainer Kevin Prendergast in Ireland, and rode his first winner there in 1984. 1988 saw Fallon make the move to England, where his professional career took off whilst employed first by Jimmy Fitzgerald and later by Jack and Lynda Ramsden.
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