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Article by Brien Bouyea/NYRA: Ahead of the Jimmy Winkfield Stakes on Saturday’s card at Aqueduct, Bryan Bouyea tells the remarkable story of one of America’s greatest jockeys, who embarked on an epic journey across the Atlantic after his domestic career was blighted by racism.

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