Betfred have reacted to news that Kieren Fallon is going all out to get his title back in 2010 and make him an 8/1 shot to realise his dream.

The 43-year-old will be able to ride in Britain again from next September and today said his target was to ride 200 winners in the following season and try and win his seventh title.

But with Aidan O'Brien and Coolmore now committed to Johnny Murtagh and Michael Stoute happy with stable jockey Ryan Moore, Betfred believe it will be a "mission impossible" for Fallon.

"It's great to see that Kieren still has the fire in his belly after his enforced absence, but even with his terrific will to win attitude we can't see him making any real impact on the 2010 jockey's title," said Betfred spokesman Dave Metcalf. "With the top stables all committed to various riders Kieren will find it difficult to get the rides that he desires and it will be interesting to see how he will cope traveling the length and breadth of the country in his pursuit of winners.

"We think it will be a mission impossible for him and are happy to lay 8-1 that he proves us wrong."