Famous horseracing commentator, Sir Peter O'Sullevan, has died at the age of 97 following a long illness.
During his long career, he commentated on 50 Grand Nationals and 14,000 individual races before he retired.
He was the BBC's main racing commentator from 1948 until 1997, and was described by the company as "an icon in the sport."
He was knighted in 1997, just weeks after he commentated on his last race.
He died at his home in London.
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