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Arthur Hancock III, Derby Breeder With a Flair for Bluegrass, Dies at 83

The New York Times – Music:

He raised more than one Kentucky Derby champion and wrote music recorded by the likes of Willie Nelson. He also spoke out against abuses in horse racing.

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