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Read on to score those free tickets to the J&B Met.
The J&B Met, now in it’s 38th year, is taking place at the Kenilworth Racecourse in Cape Town on 31 January.
The R2,5 million J&B Met has significantly upped the game with the introduction of the “Racing it’s a Rush General Access Village”.
The event, known for it’s irresistible fashion and racing, is introducing for the first time the Racing it’s a Rush Public Village. This area will feature MiCasa, the chance to win a fabulous diamond pendant worth R500,000, the Schweppes and Good Hope FM Gig Rig, food by the Cape Town Food Trucks, a clear view of the winning straight, comfortable seating areas, shading, bars, and a reduced ticket price of R125.
The theme for 2015 is Made for the Mix, so get yourself in the mix. More information is at http://www.jbscotch.co.za
MyPE and MyCapeTown are offering 10 Double Tickets to the General Access Area at the J&B Met in Cape Town.
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