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Cyclists relay the Queen's Baton in Kingston, Jamaica, Saturday 5 April 2014. Jamaica is nation 54 of 70 nations and territories the Queen's Baton will visit.
Legendary Jamaican sprinter (6 times Commonwealth Gold medallist - 1970, '74 and '78 Games’) Don Quarrie holds the Queen’s Baton in Kingston, Jamaica, Saturday 5 April 2014. Jamaica is nation 54 of 70 nations and territories the Queen's Baton will visit.
Legendary Jamaican sprinter (6 times Commonwealth Gold medallist - 1970, '74 and '78 Games’) Don Quarrie and up-and-coming sprinter Javon Francis hold the Queen’s Baton in Kingston, Jamaica, Saturday 5 April 2014. Jamaica is nation 54 of 70 nations and territories the Queen's Baton will visit.
Legendary Jamaican sprinters Don Quarrie, Yohan Blake and future star Javon Francis hold the Queen’s Baton in Kingston, Jamaica, Saturday 5 April 2014. Jamaica is nation 54 of 70 nations and territories the Queen's Baton will visit.
Jamaican sprinter Yohan Blake holds the Queen’s Baton in Kingston, Jamaica, Saturday 5 April 2014. Jamaica is nation 54 of 70 nations and territories the Queen's Baton will visit.
Commonwealth Games Federation Honorary Secretary Louise Martin and dignitaries carry the Queen’s Baton past a billboard of Usain Bolt at Kingston Airport, Jamaica, Saturday 5 April 2014. Jamaica is nation 54 of 70 nations and territories the Queen's Baton will visit.
Cyclist Bobby Barnes relays the Queen's Baton in Kingston, Jamaica, Saturday 5 April 2014. Jamaica is nation 54 of 70 nations and territories the Queen's Baton will visit.
Prime Minister of Jamaica, Rt Hon Portia Simpson-Miller hands the Queen's Baton to cyclist Bobby Barnes after its arrival in Kingston, Jamaica, Saturday 5 April 2014. Jamaica is nation 54 of 70 nations and territories the Queen's Baton will visit.
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