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This undated photo provided by the Work to Ride program shows 19-year-old Shariah Harris, left, playing polo at the Polo Club in Lancaster, Pa. Harris, who grew up in single-parent home just outside of west Philadelphia, is set to become the first African American woman to play in a top-tier U.S. polo event when she mounts up Friday, June 30, 2017, for the Postage Stamp Farm polo team in the Silver Cup at the tony Greenwich Polo Club in Connecticut. (Lezlie Hiner/Work to Ride via AP)
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This undated photo provided by the Work to Ride program shows 19-year-old Shariah Harris playing polo at the Polo Club in Lancaster, Pa. Harris, who grew up in single-parent home just outside of west Philadelphia, is set to become the first African American woman to play in a top-tier U.S. polo event when she mounts up Friday, June 30, 2017, for the Postage Stamp Farm polo team in the Silver Cup at the tony Greenwich Polo Club in Connecticut. (Lezlie Hiner/Work to Ride via AP)
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This undated photo provided by the Work to Ride program shows 19-year-old Shariah Harris playing polo at the Polo Club in Lancaster, Pa. Harris, who grew up in single-parent home just outside of west Philadelphia, is set to become the first African American woman to play in a top-tier U.S. polo event when she mounts up Friday, June 30, 2017, for the Postage Stamp Farm polo team in the Silver Cup at the tony Greenwich Polo Club in Connecticut. (Lezlie Hiner/Work to Ride via AP)
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This undated photo provided by the Work to Ride program shows 19-year-old Shariah Harris, left, playing polo at the Polo Club in Lancaster, Pa. Harris, who grew up in single-parent home just outside of west Philadelphia, is set to become the first African American woman to play in a top-tier U.S. polo event when she mounts up Friday, June 30, 2017, for the Postage Stamp Farm polo team in the Silver Cup at the tony Greenwich Polo Club in Connecticut. (Lezlie Hiner/Work to Ride via AP)
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This undated photo provided by the Work to Ride program shows 19-year-old Shariah Harris playing polo at the Polo Club in Lancaster, Pa. Harris, who grew up in single-parent home just outside of west Philadelphia, is set to become the first African American woman to play in a top-tier U.S. polo event when she mounts up Friday, June 30, 2017, for the Postage Stamp Farm polo team in the Silver Cup at the tony Greenwich Polo Club in Connecticut. (Lezlie Hiner/Work to Ride via AP)
