Punch out the seal from the side the picture is looking at. Then from the other side using a punch start tapping around the perimeter of the bearing till it comes out.
Make sure whatever punch you're going to use to remove the race isn't going to gall up the OD of the portion where you need to replace the race into. I tend to use brass punches on operations like this. Do you have a seal & race driver set? There's less expensive sets out there, but you'll need something like this to reinstall the new bearing race.
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