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One of the two apprentice jockeys who died after an arson attack at a block of flats has been named by his family as 18-year-old Jamie Kyne.One of the two apprentice jockeys who died after an arson attack at a block of flats has been named by his family as 18-year-old Jamie Kyne.
A man has been arrested over the fire which occurred during a party at Buckrose Court in Norton, near Malton in North Yorkshire.A man has been arrested over the fire which occurred during a party at Buckrose Court in Norton, near Malton in North Yorkshire.
Mr Kyne's aunt said: "The family are devastated and Jamie was a star."Mr Kyne's aunt said: "The family are devastated and Jamie was a star."
The mother of jockey Jan Wilson, 19, said she was waiting for confirmation her daughter was the other victim.The mother of jockey Jan Wilson, 19, said she was waiting for confirmation her daughter was the other victim.
North Yorkshire police said they were not in a position to confirm the identities of the victims.North Yorkshire police said they were not in a position to confirm the identities of the victims.
Jumped to safety
However, friends of Jan Wilson posted tributes on her Bebo webpage.However, friends of Jan Wilson posted tributes on her Bebo webpage.
One wrote: "I am so proud of you for following your dream, you did it, you did become a jockey. I will never forget you, rest in peace."One wrote: "I am so proud of you for following your dream, you did it, you did become a jockey. I will never forget you, rest in peace."
Miss Wilson of Forfar, enjoyed the third adult victory of her career at Ayr races just four weeks ago.Miss Wilson of Forfar, enjoyed the third adult victory of her career at Ayr races just four weeks ago.
Jumped to safety
Following the fire, two other men were taken to hospital.Following the fire, two other men were taken to hospital.
One of them, apprentice jockey Ian Brennan, 20, had jumped to safety from the third floor of the building.One of them, apprentice jockey Ian Brennan, 20, had jumped to safety from the third floor of the building.
He was very good - one of the best young riders about Adrian McGuinness, racehorse trainer
He has since been released from York District Hospital.He has since been released from York District Hospital.
The injuries of the other man are not thought to be life-threatening, police said.The injuries of the other man are not thought to be life-threatening, police said.
He was very good - one of the best young riders about Adrian McGuinness, racehorse trainer
Mr Kyne's aunt said of his parents: "They are so proud of him. At the moment they are just devastated and shocked."Mr Kyne's aunt said of his parents: "They are so proud of him. At the moment they are just devastated and shocked."
Mr Kyne had been due to ride at Haydock on Saturday.Mr Kyne had been due to ride at Haydock on Saturday.
He was lying third in the apprentice jockeys' championship, having had 29 winners this year.He was lying third in the apprentice jockeys' championship, having had 29 winners this year.
The Kyne family run Kiltrogue stud farm in Claregalway, County Galway.The Kyne family run Kiltrogue stud farm in Claregalway, County Galway.
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Horse trainer Adrian McGuinness, from Lusk, County Dublin, said: "He was very good, one of the best young riders about and probably one of the top apprentices in England at the moment."Horse trainer Adrian McGuinness, from Lusk, County Dublin, said: "He was very good, one of the best young riders about and probably one of the top apprentices in England at the moment."
On Saturday Thirsk and Kempton racecourses observed a period of silence as a mark of respect to the victims.On Saturday Thirsk and Kempton racecourses observed a period of silence as a mark of respect to the victims.
The fire happened during a party in the building The flats, known as The Tannery, are used by apprentice jockeys
Jockeys at Stratford wore black armbands and York racecourse was flying its flags at half-mast.Jockeys at Stratford wore black armbands and York racecourse was flying its flags at half-mast.
The bodies of the victims remained in the building as emergency services worked to make it safe to enter.The bodies of the victims remained in the building as emergency services worked to make it safe to enter.
Eyewitness Will Spowart described watching the flames grow in intensity until the windows blew out and a large blue gas flame shot out of the upper storey.Eyewitness Will Spowart described watching the flames grow in intensity until the windows blew out and a large blue gas flame shot out of the upper storey.
"It was awful. The place was just in flames", he said."It was awful. The place was just in flames", he said.
The landlord of a nearby pub, Steve Kinsella, said: "I just heard someone shouting. So I looking through the window and saw a girl just running in the street.The landlord of a nearby pub, Steve Kinsella, said: "I just heard someone shouting. So I looking through the window and saw a girl just running in the street.
"All she had on was a T-shirt. She was shouting 'Fire, fire', screaming at the top of her voice.""All she had on was a T-shirt. She was shouting 'Fire, fire', screaming at the top of her voice."