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Prominent Equine Attorney Harry Miller Dies at 89

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Harry Miller, a prominent attorney in the area of equine law, died Monday, November 11, according to the Daily Racing Form. He was 89.

Miller was a member of the firm Miller, Griffin, and Marks in Lexington, Ky., having joined his father there. At one time or another during his career, Miller represented such owners and breeders as Leslie Combs II, John Gaines, and E. Barry Ryan.

Miller was also chairman of the Democratic Party in Kentucky for eight years, and ran the Red Mile for seven years.

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