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                    [Summary] => She flew in last Saturday on board a private plane piloted by her father, and she’s staying at Dusit, a five-star hotel in Makati. 


But for Thai Princess Sirivannavari Nariratana, the Royal treatment stops whenever she steps into the badminton court.


The 18-year-old Princess, who’s here to compete in women’s doubles, will have to sweat it out and work for every point as she shoots for a gold medal in the 23rd Southeast Asian Games.


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                    [Summary] => Ranged against the world’s best shuttlers, the national badminton team is quick to admit it may not contribute to the country’s gold medal haul in the 23rd Southeast Asian Games.


"I hate to say it but as for winning a gold medal, no, I don’t think we can do it ," said Martin Araneta, who replaced Butch Oreta as head coach last April.  "We are still a long way behind compared to other Southeast Asian countries." 


Even a repeat of RP’s bronze medal finish in the previous SEAG in Vietnam is no guarantee, according to him.


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But for Thai Princess Sirivannavari Nariratana, the Royal treatment stops whenever she steps into the badminton court.


The 18-year-old Princess, who’s here to compete in women’s doubles, will have to sweat it out and work for every point as she shoots for a gold medal in the 23rd Southeast Asian Games.


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"I hate to say it but as for winning a gold medal, no, I don’t think we can do it ," said Martin Araneta, who replaced Butch Oreta as head coach last April.  "We are still a long way behind compared to other Southeast Asian countries." 


Even a repeat of RP’s bronze medal finish in the previous SEAG in Vietnam is no guarantee, according to him.


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Can princess hold court in badminton?

By Abac Cordero | November 29, 2005 - 12:00am

She flew in last Saturday on board a private plane piloted by her father, and she’s staying at Dusit, a five-star hotel in Makati. But for Thai Princess Sirivannavari Nariratana, the Royal treatment stops...

Sports

Shuttlers will try their best versus world’s best

By Icy Luzano | November 27, 2005 - 12:00am

Ranged against the world’s best shuttlers, the national badminton team is quick to admit it may not contribute to the country’s gold medal haul in the 23rd Southeast Asian Games. "I hate to say it...

Sports