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Rider gives winnings to fire fund Rider gives winnings to fire fund
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A champion rider is to donate some of his prize money to an appeal fund set up in memory of two jockeys who died in an apparent arson in North Yorkshire. A champion rider has donated some of his prize money to an appeal fund set up in memory of two jockeys who died in an apparent arson in North Yorkshire.
Jamie Kyne, 18, and Jan Wilson, 19, died in a fire at flats in Norton, near Malton, on 5 September.Jamie Kyne, 18, and Jan Wilson, 19, died in a fire at flats in Norton, near Malton, on 5 September.
Ryan Moore will be crowned 2009 Champion Flat Jockey later and will donate £3,232.32 of his winnings to the Malton Fire Disaster Fund. Ryan Moore has been crowned 2009 Champion Flat Jockey and donated £3,232.32 of his winnings to the Malton Fire Disaster Fund.
Donations to the appeal have now topped £60,000.Donations to the appeal have now topped £60,000.
In addition, another £3,232.32 of the winnings will be given to the Injured Jockeys Fund with Mr Moore keeping the same amount for himself.In addition, another £3,232.32 of the winnings will be given to the Injured Jockeys Fund with Mr Moore keeping the same amount for himself.
On-going inquiryOn-going inquiry
Mr Moore said: "Although I am obviously delighted to have become Champion Flat Jockey for the third time, 2009 is a year that jockeys will remember for the terrible loss of apprentices Jan Wilson and Jamie Kyne."Mr Moore said: "Although I am obviously delighted to have become Champion Flat Jockey for the third time, 2009 is a year that jockeys will remember for the terrible loss of apprentices Jan Wilson and Jamie Kyne."
Mr Moore is donating some of his prize money to two charitiesMr Moore is donating some of his prize money to two charities
Kevin Darley, chief executive of the Professional Jockeys Association, said: "To lose two young people aged 18 and 19 that were clearly going to dedicate their lives to a sport that we all have a passion for, it's absolutely devastating."Kevin Darley, chief executive of the Professional Jockeys Association, said: "To lose two young people aged 18 and 19 that were clearly going to dedicate their lives to a sport that we all have a passion for, it's absolutely devastating."
There were thought to be six people in the flats in Buckrose Court when the fire broke out.There were thought to be six people in the flats in Buckrose Court when the fire broke out.
Apprentice jockeys Mr Kyne, from Galway, in the Republic of Ireland, and Miss Wilson, from Forfar, Scotland, were on the second floor.Apprentice jockeys Mr Kyne, from Galway, in the Republic of Ireland, and Miss Wilson, from Forfar, Scotland, were on the second floor.
Two other people were injured, one of whom jumped out of a window to escape the flames.Two other people were injured, one of whom jumped out of a window to escape the flames.
Last week, police said a man arrested in connection with the fire had been released from bail.Last week, police said a man arrested in connection with the fire had been released from bail.
The force said the fire was still being treated as suspicious and officers were investigating.The force said the fire was still being treated as suspicious and officers were investigating.