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New exhibit highlights Black contributions to steeplechasing

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Camden’s Harry “Cigar” Milligan represents the overlooked history of Black exercise riders who shaped American horse racing from the 19th century through modern times, highlighted by a traveling exhibit and photograph collection now at the National Steeplechase Museum in Camden.
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New exhibit highlights Black contributions to steeplechasing

Camden’s Harry “Cigar” Milligan represents the overlooked history of Black exercise riders who shaped American horse racing from the 19th century through modern times, highlighted by a traveling exhibit and photograph collection now at the National Steeplechase Museum in Camden.

·Chester, United States
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pmg-sc.com broke the news in Chester, United States on Tuesday, April 21, 2026.
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