Person: Jack Tyner

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Jack Tyner case: HSE needs a good dose of compassion

The case of Jack Tyner should be a wake-up call about medical mistakes but probably won’t be. Jack was a 19-year-old jockey who was injured in a fall in a point-to-point meeting in Dungarvan on February 2, 2011.

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Mother of teen who died after horse-racing fall to take part in Leopardstown race in his memory

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Anseanachai Cliste completes magnificent seven in four-miler

Celebrate AP rather than mourn his exit

Putting things in perspective

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Promising young jockey had ‘little chance of recovery’

Totally unexposed Sweet My Lord could be nicely in

LAST weekend we went through the big Hennessy meeting at Leopardstown in some detail, but the weather ruined the party and, of course, it has been rescheduled to this afternoon.

Sat, 12 Feb, 2011

Jockey died ‘doing what he loved best’

HUNDREDS of mourners attending the funeral of a promising teenage jockey who suffered a fatal fall were urged to try and draw comfort from the fact that he died doing what he loved best.

Fri, 11 Feb, 2011

Racing world in shock after death of young jockey

TRIBUTES flooded in yesterday for Jack Tyner, a promising young amateur jockey from Kinsale who died in the early hours of Monday morning, having suffered a serious head injury at Dungarvan point-to-point last Tuesday.

Tue, 08 Feb, 2011

When sport is put back into perspective

A WEEK ago today promising young jockey Jack Tyner arrived at Dungarvan point to point meeting to ply his trade.

Tue, 08 Feb, 2011