If the frame cups are already in place, you can make a slide hammer out of a piece of pipe. In case the pipe is a sloppy fit, protect the race with a washer that's a closer fit on the steerer so you're driving by the inner edge only rather than bearing contact area.
Or if there's a local bike co-op, bring the fork, and a small donation and borrow their slide hammer.
BTW- you don't have to get the bearing race home, as long as it's started, riding alone will settle it over time, but you'll be adjusting your headset until it does.
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