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Mike De Kock – great success
“Dubai remains a profitable place to race and we’ve shown so often how the relatively cheap South African runners can come here and earn good stakes – a Maiden Plate can be worth near half a million rands – you don’t get that anywhere else!” suggests Mike de Kock.
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