In pictures: memories of Robert Alner and his career highs
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- Alastair Down: a master conjuror of words and a cherished advocate for racing
- Mark Bradstock: the small-scale trainer who defied the odds to win jump racing's ultimate prize
- Grace, charm, style and knowledge - vibrant Maureen Mullins provided the DNA for Irish racing
- An irrepressible character with a ready wit: Alan Sweetman reflects on the life of Tommy Kinane
- Edward Hide: a supreme tactical judge with an unblemished record of integrity and honesty
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- Alastair Down: a master conjuror of words and a cherished advocate for racing
- Mark Bradstock: the small-scale trainer who defied the odds to win jump racing's ultimate prize
- Grace, charm, style and knowledge - vibrant Maureen Mullins provided the DNA for Irish racing
- An irrepressible character with a ready wit: Alan Sweetman reflects on the life of Tommy Kinane
- Edward Hide: a supreme tactical judge with an unblemished record of integrity and honesty