Horse trainer Sue Lamyman died of cancer at her Louth home on March 10, 2010, less than four months after her husband Peter succumbed to the same illness.
She was 69 and had been ill for several years.
Her biggest success came with the stayer Jamaican Flight, who won five consecutive races over the jumps.
Her last winner was provided by the veteran Victory Quest whose success at Southwell last month was his 13th for her at the Nottinghamshire track, and 14th in total.
Jane Robinson, who has worked for the Lamymans for more than 25 years, told Racing Post: "Whenever we were going on long trips racing, she always packed us sandwiches and lovely things she'd made, and whenever we rode work on a Sunday, she always made us Sunday lunch.
"She always fed us and we always had supper when we came back from racing.
"It wasn't unexpected when Sue died peacefully at home this morning and her stable staff looked after her to the end. We had a rota and took it in turns to look after ...
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