11th June 1935 - 11th October 2021 Trevor Hemmings CVO

11th June 1935 - 11th October 2021 Trevor Hemmings CVO Collector's Pack

A prestige booklet and a full set of stamp cards, packaged in a bespoke wrap. The Collector’s Pack celebrates Trevor Hemmings’ racing legacy, from his three Grand National victories to Cheltenham Festival successes, as well as his role in supporting the GB equestrian team to a silver medal at the 2012 Olympics. In support of the Injured Jockeys Fund.

11th June 1935 - 11th October 2021 Trevor Hemmings CVO Prestige Booklet

A deluxe booklet containing two full sets of self-adhesive stamps, with exclusive imagery and personal testimonials from Clare Balding, AP McCoy, and Willie Mullins. Dickon White, Regional Director North West at The Jockey Club It has been a privilege to support Isle of Man Post Office on this very special project honouring Trevor Hemmings. Trevor was not only a remarkable man, but someone whose achievements and values left a lasting mark on the sport.   His unique place in Grand National history, winning the race three times with three different horses, is extraordinary, and yet it was his love of racing and respect for everyone involved that truly defined him.   This stamp collection is a fitting tribute to a proud Island resident and a great racing man, and we are honoured to have played a very small part in celebrating his remarkable legacy.   In support of the Injured Jockeys Fund.

11th June 1935 - 11th October 2021 Trevor Hemmings CVO First Day Cover

Official First Day Cover featuring all six stamps, postmarked on 7th April 2026, with a design reflecting Trevor Hemmings’ racing legacy. Willie Mullins, Champion Trainer in Ireland and England Trevor had a deep and genuine love for racing, and he always believed in his horses. Hedgehunter’s Grand National victory meant a great deal to him, and seeing that belief rewarded on such a famous day was something very special. Trevor was proud of the sport and of those involved in it, and it was a privilege to have shared that moment with him. It is a memory that has stayed with us all. In support of the Injured Jockeys Fund.

11th June 1935 - 11th October 2021 Trevor Hemmings CVO Presentation Pack

A specially designed pack featuring all six stamps with detailed commentary on Trevor Hemmings’ racing career and achievements. Sir AP McCoy, former Champion Jockey & President of The Injured Jockeys Fund I was so lucky to get to know him, spend time with him, and ride a lot of his horses throughout most of my career. Most notably, Albertas Run, who I won 10 races, including 3 times at the Cheltenham Festival. Trevor was like all of us. He loved winning, and by God he won a lot, which he thoroughly deserved. He was a great supporter of horse racing, but he was also a very kind and generous man. I am President of the Injured Jockeys Fund, and I know personally what a huge contributor he had been for many years to our charity, especially when we were building one of our rehabilitation centres, Jack Berry house, which wouldn’t exist without Trevor's generosity. Lastly, I would say his greatest gift was the most charming way he had of making you feel at ease.  In support of the Injured Jockeys Fund.

11th June 1935 - 11th October 2021 Trevor Hemmings CVO Set

A complete set of six stamps celebrating Trevor Hemmings’ racing legacy, from Grand National victories to Cheltenham and Olympic successes. Clare Balding, Broadcaster Trevor loved his horses. That shone through more than anything in the way he cared for them after they retired. Winning the Grand National was always a dream for him and to do it with three different horses was the ultimate achievement. He would always wear his cloth cap even under a top hat at Royal Ascot and he never forgot his roots as a working-class lad from Lancashire. He gave back so much to the community and to families who needed help and he had the kindest heart.  Trevor was also an extraordinary businessman, a believer in the integrity of sporting competition, and an absolute diamond.   In support of the Injured Jockeys Fund.  

11th June 1935 - 11th October 2021 Trevor Hemmings CVO Booklet Pane

A single pane from the Prestige Booklet, featuring one complete set of self-adhesive stamps as presented in the deluxe edition.  Zara Tindall MBE, Olympic Medallist and former Eventing World ChampionTrevor was the most special man in many ways and one of the hardest working people I have known. He had an incredible sense of humour and was a cheeky chap! But his love of horses was where I got lucky. I managed to persuade him to have some horses in eventing. We had so much fun in the racing and eventing world with some great horses. With his incredible support, we managed to get to the Olympics in London in 2012 with High Kingdom and win a team silver medal. His enjoyment of being successful at the highest levels made him such an honour to ride for.   Trevor was always extremely understanding with the highs and lows of the sport of horses and ever the competitive gentleman. It was always so easy to be in his company. He was never without his cloth cap and a twinkle in his eye! In support of the Injured Jockeys Fund.