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Narsingh Yadav has alleged being a victim of a larger conspiracy by a big lobby, after he was handed a four-year doping suspension by the Court of Arbitration for Sports.?Theres a big lobby involved in this and the names should be out. Its a matter of countrys future in sport. I have become a victim of all this without any fault of mine, Narsingh said.?All my four years hardships to win an Olympic medal have gone in vain.?Its clear from the series of episodes who all are involved.If I dont get justice, the future for the sport will be bleak. Not many will be encouraged to join sport and win medal for India. We ourselves are to be blamed.Before the Olympics, Narsingh had claimed that his drinks were spiked during the pre-Games training in Sonepat by unknown persons, a sabotage theory that was subsequently accepted by NADA, who exonerated him of all charges and allowed him to take part in the competition.?My name has been tarnished. Not just me, this ban is a blot on India.?Let me be hanged, I will take this to higher courts and will leave no stone unturned.?I will appeal to the Prime Minister to investigate this matter thoroughly. The truth must come out, even if we need CBI for that. If Im the culprit, hang me, Im ready for it. Do a NARCO test on me and also the people who are involved.?According to Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh, the WFI president, Narsingh became unconscious after hearing the news of his ban. Demanding a CBI inquiry, he told PTI: We dont want to accuse anyone. Our only demand is a CBI inquiry. Everything will become clear after a thorough investigation. All the skeletons will tumble out of the closet once the boy is nabbed. We will press hard for an investigation. A trip to Perth is unlikely for Silent Sedition who is instead set to run in the Group Three Summoned Stakes at Sandown.Silent Sedition won two stakes races during her three-year-old season and was second in the Group One Australasian Oaks while so far this spring she has been placed in her two starts in Group company.Silent Sedition ran an eye-catching second to Sheidel first-up at Caulfield before finishing third in a 1400m Group Three race for mares at Flemington as favourite.She holds a nomination for the Railway Stakes in Perth but trainer Andrew Noblet felt the mare needed to be dominant last start to warrant the trip.He said at this stage the plan was to stay home and run in Saturdays Summoned Stakes in which Silent Sedition has the outside barrier in the field of 16.She just got chasing from a fair way out (last start) and probably the hard run first-up might have just taken the edge off her, Noblet said.Shes come through that really well and she goes into a suitable race on Saturday although I would rather it was 1600 metres and not 1500.Silent Seditions stablemate Super Cash is the only mare in the Kevin Heffernan Stakes (1300m), her first attempt at weight-for-age.dddddddddddd.Super Cash won at Caulfield and ran fourth in a Group Three straight race at Flemington last Saturday week when she came down the inside section of the track with the three placegetters on the outside.She did all the donkey work on the inside and still beat those horses easily. I thought she went great, Noblet said.Given Super Cashs liking for the straight at Flemington, Noblet said the Newmarket Handicap would be an autumn goal.I know its a hard race but shes a good horse down the straight and she would have no weight on her back, so it might be a viable option for her, he said.The trainer also has debutant two-year-old Another Demon in Saturdays Merson Cooper Stakes.Another Demon is out of Almas Angel and hails from a family close to Noblet.Almas Angel is an unraced half-sister to stakes winners Sistine Angel and Sistine Demon, both trained by Noblet. ' ' '