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iroes newspapers oian rnoios/t>eisy rarKer Above, twin tones highlight blocks, both on the body of the silks and on the sleeves. The black cap cover was a special memorial to champion Jonathan Kiser who died in 2000. Below left, an owner can create patterns from infinite symbols. There are also hoops on the sleeves. Below right, Loudoun horseman Gordon Keys’ silks leave no doubt as to their ownership.
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