Former international show jumper Ray Howe died last week (Tuesday 27 October) aged 65 after a short illness.
Mr Howe, who in his early 20s began training with Harvey Smith, represented Great Britain on more than 10 occasions.
In 1972 he set a puissance record of 7ft3.5in at the Royal International Horse Show and won the Grand Prix at Hickstead in 1980.
He went on to be chef d’equipe for the under-18 team and assisted training the under-21s
After retiring from show jumping he trained both National Hunt and Flat racehorses and had winners at both, with his top achievement being a winner at Goodwood.
Mr Howe will be cremated at the Kent and Sussex Crematorium, Tunbridge Wells on 16 November at noon.
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