Racing stars lead tributes to jockeys killed in fire

Leading jockeys led tributes on Sunday to two of the sport’s future stars who died in an apparent arson attack.

Mon, 07 Sep, 2009 - 08:17

Leading jockeys led tributes on Sunday to two of the sport’s future stars who died in an apparent arson attack.

Jamie Kyne, 18, who was from Galway, and Jan Wilson, 19, perished in the fire that ripped through a three-storey block of flats in Norton, North Yorkshire, during the early hours of Saturday.

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CourtsRacingHeathrowPlace: GalwayPlace: Norton, North YorkshirePlace: ForfarPlace: ScotlandPlace: MaltonPlace: ThirskPlace: NewmarketPlace: North YorkshirePlace: YorkPlace: BritainPerson: Jamie KynePerson: Jan WilsonPerson: WilsonPerson: Kieren FallonPerson: Mick KinanePerson: FallonPerson: KynePerson: KinanePerson: John QuinnPerson: Sean QuinnPerson: GerryPerson: MadelinePerson: Jarlaith McDonaghPerson: MargaretPerson: Ferdy MurphyPerson: David BarronPerson: MurphyPerson: BarronPerson: Ian BrennanPerson: Dean PrattPerson: QuinnPerson: BrennanPerson: PrattPerson: Kevin DarleyEvent: Irish Champion StakesOrganisation: British Racing SchoolOrganisation: York District HospitalOrganisation: British Horseracing AuthorityOrganisation: Professional Jockeys Association
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