Funeral for Irish jockey killed in fire

A funeral mass and service of thanksgiving will take place today for an Irish apprentice jockey killed in a suspected arson attack.

Thu, 17 Sep, 2009 - 11:00

A funeral mass and service of thanksgiving will take place today for an Irish apprentice jockey killed in a suspected arson attack.

The family of Jamie Kyne, 18, are inviting everyone in the racing fraternity and all who knew the young jockey to join them for the service at St Leonard and St Mary’s Roman Catholic Church in Malton, North Yorkshire.

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Courts Racing Heathrow Place: St Leonard and St Mary’s Roman Catholic Church Place: Malton, North Yorkshire Place: Co Galway Place: Norton Place: Malton Place: Forfar Place: Scotland Place: Buckrose Court Place: Thirsk Person: Jamie Kyne Person: Kyne Person: Jan Wilson Person: Wilson Person: Ian Brennan Person: Dean Pratt Organisation: North Yorkshire Police

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