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Camden's Harry "Cigar" Milligan, a Black exercise rider, exemplifies the untold story of Black grooms and jockeys crucial to 19th-century American horse racing whose contributions faded under segregation and Jim Crow laws.

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Camden's Harry "Cigar" Milligan, a Black exercise rider, exemplifies the untold story of Black grooms and jockeys crucial to 19th-century American horse racing whose contributions faded under segregation and Jim Crow laws.

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