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FORMER England striker Mick Channon, who became a top-class trainer at the end of his playing career, will retire at the end of the year.

Channon, 73, first took out a licence in 1989 and recently saddled the 2,500th winner of his career on the Flat in Britain.

Not only did he reach the top as a footballer, bagging 257 career goals with Southampton, Norwich, Manchester City and England, he also cracked the top-level as a trainer.

He won 19 Group 1’s during his career, with the likes of Piccolo, Zafeen, Tobougg and Queen’s Logic, and banked millions through horse racing.

And he came within inches of landing the Prix de l’Arc de Triomphe, with his star horse Youmzain finishing runner-up on an incredible three occasions.

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