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[Title] => Walong karera inihanda para sa dalawang araw na aksyon sa San Lazaro
[Summary] => Walong karera ang magÂpapasigla sa pagbuÂbuÂkas ng dalawang araw na tagisan ng mahuhusay na pangarerang kabayo sa San Lazaro Leisure Park sa Carmona, Cavite ngaÂyong gabi.
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[Title] => Oh yes, it's Yes Pogi in Silver Cup
[Summary] => Outstanding favorite Yes Pogi did not disappoint, winning the 16th Philippine Charity Sweepstakes Office (PCSO) Silver Cup pulling away over five others yesterday at the Santa Ana Park in Naic, Cavite.
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[Title] => Don Enrico leads field in RDB Division 2 race
[Summary] => Top local galloper Don Enrico will meet four imported runners tonight in Division 2 of the first Ramon D. Bagatsing Memorial Racing Festival, one of two big events highlighting the week-long racefest honoring the late Manila mayor.
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[Title] => G Ballet waltzes over blown 3-peat bid
[Summary] => Golden Ballet and jockey Jonathan Hernandez pulled off a dancing coup at the Santa Ana Park yesterday, blowing away Wind Blown’s three-peat bid with a strong finishing kick and snatching the whopping P1.1 million prize in the First Gentleman’s Silver Cup.
"Pare-pareho namang magagaling ang mga kabayong iyan, pero siempre malaking bagay din ang diskarte ng hinete," said First Gentleman Mike Arroyo, referring to Hernandez’s A-1 riding style that has been the trademark of the talented jockey’s career.
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[Title] => Wind Blown dominates lean field
[Summary] => Wind Blown scored an expected romp in the Senate President’s Cup, dominating a lean field and literally running away with the top P600,000 purse in a fitting victory that highlighted the final day of racing at San Lazaro yesterday.
The long layoff, the heavy handicap weight, the punishing 2,000-meter distance and the pressure put up by Catwalk Pia in the early going proved no burden for the massive charger who simply galloped home to victory unopposed.
Wind Blown turned in a 2:09 clocking with fraction times of 25-25-26’-25-27’.
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[Title] => Wind Blown wins Gran Copa in grand fashion
[Summary] => Wind Blown took everything in stride yesterday and held off three of his fiercest rivals to win the 23rd Gran Copa de Manila Division 1 stakes race at the San Lazaro Hippodrome.
Masterfully ridden by jockey Fernando Raquel, Wind Blown strode to an eight-length victory after pulling away from his rivals – Batangas Entry, Staunch Ally and Silver Story – at the far turn.
It was the second Gran Copa crown for the four-year-old Wind Blown, named Horse of the Year for 2001. The win was worth P600,000 for its owner, businessman-sportsman Hermie Esguerra.
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[Title] => Wind Blown posts runaway victory
[Summary] => Wind Blown took it easy during the early stages of the race then unleashed a big burst of speed coming out of the far turn to post a runaway victory in the Philracom-PRCI Independence Day stakes race at the Santa Ana Park yesterday.
With regular jockey Fernando Raquel in full control, Wind Blown stayed behind leaders Batangas Entry and Staunch Ally until the backstretch before making his move and swept past the three other contenders for the P400,000 top prize.
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[Title] => Independence Day race today
[Summary] => All eyes will once again be on Wind Blown and regular jockey Fernando Raquel when the Philracom-Philippine Racing Club’s Independence Day stakes race is held today at the Santa Ana Park.
Wind Blown, fresh from winning an imported group race last Wednesday, will be installed as the favorite in the 1,600-m race with Batangas Entry, another quality racehorse, Staunch Ally and Sunny Contender out to provide the challenge.
The winner of the race to be flagged off shortly after 6 p.m. will earn P400,000.
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[Title] => Wind Blown blows off Silver Story
[Summary] => Wind Blown put to rest all the questions on his claim as the country’s top charger today when he ruled the First Gentleman Silver Cup yesterday, beating the very horse contesting his stake to racing greatness.
Responding splendidly to the outstanding handling of ace jockey Fernando Raquel, Jr., Wind Blown led from start to finish of the punishing 2,000-meter race, bucking a heavy 59-kg handicap and thwarting the token bid of Silver Story at the top of the stretch to win by two lengths.
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[Title] => Wind Blown faces Silver Story in big matchup
[Summary] => It is not too often that the racing public is treated to a clash of two of perhaps the best chargers ever to have graced the local turf. So expect an overflow crowd not only at San Lazaro but in all the off-track betting stations as Wind Blown and Silver Story dispute the First Gentleman Silver Cup today.
Although experts have picked the four-year-old Wind Blown over Silver Story owing to his experience in top-level stakes races, the latter remains a threat and a favorite by those who have witnessed the rise to stardom of the three-year-old charger in the last eight months.
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[Title] => Oh yes, it's Yes Pogi in Silver Cup
[Summary] => Outstanding favorite Yes Pogi did not disappoint, winning the 16th Philippine Charity Sweepstakes Office (PCSO) Silver Cup pulling away over five others yesterday at the Santa Ana Park in Naic, Cavite.
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[Title] => Don Enrico leads field in RDB Division 2 race
[Summary] => Top local galloper Don Enrico will meet four imported runners tonight in Division 2 of the first Ramon D. Bagatsing Memorial Racing Festival, one of two big events highlighting the week-long racefest honoring the late Manila mayor.
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[Title] => G Ballet waltzes over blown 3-peat bid
[Summary] => Golden Ballet and jockey Jonathan Hernandez pulled off a dancing coup at the Santa Ana Park yesterday, blowing away Wind Blown’s three-peat bid with a strong finishing kick and snatching the whopping P1.1 million prize in the First Gentleman’s Silver Cup.
"Pare-pareho namang magagaling ang mga kabayong iyan, pero siempre malaking bagay din ang diskarte ng hinete," said First Gentleman Mike Arroyo, referring to Hernandez’s A-1 riding style that has been the trademark of the talented jockey’s career.
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[Title] => Wind Blown dominates lean field
[Summary] => Wind Blown scored an expected romp in the Senate President’s Cup, dominating a lean field and literally running away with the top P600,000 purse in a fitting victory that highlighted the final day of racing at San Lazaro yesterday.
The long layoff, the heavy handicap weight, the punishing 2,000-meter distance and the pressure put up by Catwalk Pia in the early going proved no burden for the massive charger who simply galloped home to victory unopposed.
Wind Blown turned in a 2:09 clocking with fraction times of 25-25-26’-25-27’.
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[Title] => Wind Blown wins Gran Copa in grand fashion
[Summary] => Wind Blown took everything in stride yesterday and held off three of his fiercest rivals to win the 23rd Gran Copa de Manila Division 1 stakes race at the San Lazaro Hippodrome.
Masterfully ridden by jockey Fernando Raquel, Wind Blown strode to an eight-length victory after pulling away from his rivals – Batangas Entry, Staunch Ally and Silver Story – at the far turn.
It was the second Gran Copa crown for the four-year-old Wind Blown, named Horse of the Year for 2001. The win was worth P600,000 for its owner, businessman-sportsman Hermie Esguerra.
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[Title] => Wind Blown posts runaway victory
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With regular jockey Fernando Raquel in full control, Wind Blown stayed behind leaders Batangas Entry and Staunch Ally until the backstretch before making his move and swept past the three other contenders for the P400,000 top prize.
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[Title] => Independence Day race today
[Summary] => All eyes will once again be on Wind Blown and regular jockey Fernando Raquel when the Philracom-Philippine Racing Club’s Independence Day stakes race is held today at the Santa Ana Park.
Wind Blown, fresh from winning an imported group race last Wednesday, will be installed as the favorite in the 1,600-m race with Batangas Entry, another quality racehorse, Staunch Ally and Sunny Contender out to provide the challenge.
The winner of the race to be flagged off shortly after 6 p.m. will earn P400,000.
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[Title] => Wind Blown blows off Silver Story
[Summary] => Wind Blown put to rest all the questions on his claim as the country’s top charger today when he ruled the First Gentleman Silver Cup yesterday, beating the very horse contesting his stake to racing greatness.
Responding splendidly to the outstanding handling of ace jockey Fernando Raquel, Jr., Wind Blown led from start to finish of the punishing 2,000-meter race, bucking a heavy 59-kg handicap and thwarting the token bid of Silver Story at the top of the stretch to win by two lengths.
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[Title] => Wind Blown faces Silver Story in big matchup
[Summary] => It is not too often that the racing public is treated to a clash of two of perhaps the best chargers ever to have graced the local turf. So expect an overflow crowd not only at San Lazaro but in all the off-track betting stations as Wind Blown and Silver Story dispute the First Gentleman Silver Cup today.
Although experts have picked the four-year-old Wind Blown over Silver Story owing to his experience in top-level stakes races, the latter remains a threat and a favorite by those who have witnessed the rise to stardom of the three-year-old charger in the last eight months.
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ATan | January 23, 2014 - 12:00am
August 19, 2009 - 12:00am
