Jump jockey Jamie Moore is among those celebrating
![Jamie Moore: rider of Well Chief and Sire De Grugy is 35 on Friday](/_next/image/?url=https%3A%2F%2Fs3-eu-west-1.amazonaws.com%2Fprod-media-racingpost%2Fprod%2Fimages%2F169_1008%2F99cb32910ee3-74702.jpg&w=3840&q=75)
Jamie Moore 35
Rider of Well Chief & Sire De Grugy
Fernando Toro 79
Rider of Royal Heroine & Estrapade
Mathieu Carroux 31
Rider of Bonito Du Berlais & Voiladenuo
Phil Harvey 77
Rider of Shadforth & Sweet Score
Sir John Kemball 81
Chief executive of Racing Welfare 1995-2004
Diana Grissell 66
East Sussex trainer
Patrick Trant 67
Joint-owner of Norman Court Stud
Penny Bunter 68
Former joint-owner of Barbury Castle Estate
James Griffin 36
Assistant to Paddy Griffin
Anton Pearson 69
Former assistant to Josh Gifford
Stephen Campion 57
Former Lincolnshire trainer
Noel Garbutt 29
Rider of New Providence & See And Be Seen
Diane Wilkinson 62
Owner-rider of Power And Demand
David Turner 42
Amateur rider
Carole Middleton 65
Co-owner of Sohraab
Crispin de Moubray 59
Bloodstock agent
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