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I am sure you all know El Kabeir, the favored player of the last race that was held in Jerome Stakes on January the 3rd; the race where he had the biggest offs of winning, Jackpot Bet Online the race that was supposed to determine the pace of how the New Year will be going. In that race, El Kabeir managed to pull off a great run, a run that maybe will be talked for whole year and Jackpot Bet Online for the next to come. With the 4-3/4-length victory and the $200,000 in his pocket, he is most certainly a happy man now.
The race that was held in Aqueduct Racetrack grabbed many people’s attention, like any other holyday race. The seats that are made for the spectators were full; there were people standing on their feet and people jumping to see how the race was going.