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[Title] => Seven tough horses compete in PSA Cup today
[Summary] => Seven battle-tested horses make up the cast in today’s third PSA (Philippine Sportswriters Association) Cup, a one-mile event honoring a man known for his deep passion for horse racing.
At around 5 this afternoon, Free Wind, Material Maker, Success Story, San Diego Force, Speed Machine, Mica’s Magic and imported horse Neat Laurel will dispute prizes totaling P500,000 in the 1600-meter event hosted by the Philippine Racing Club Incorporated (PRCI), sponsored by the Philippine Racing Commission headed by Jimmy Dilag and organized by the PSA.
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[Title] => Free Wind races like the wind, wins Freedom Cup
[Summary] => Free Wind won the Freedom Cup stakes race as outstanding favorite Red Star Rising came up short in the stretch yesterday at the San Lazaro Leisure Park in Carmona, Cavite.
Setting out as a far second choice in a field of 11, Free Wind took the lead going into the final straight and then gamely held on in the face of a strong but late homestretch run by Red Star Rising to win the 1750-meter race on a hot, windy afternoon.
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[Title] => Revenge, repeat are in the wind
[Summary] => The battle for the year’s top racing honors has come down to a thrilling rematch between two of the hottest gallopers in the land, a multi-titled champion out for revenge and an emerging track superstar seeking outright validation, as they cross paths anew in this afternoon’s featured running of the 2002 Philracom Classic Open Championship at the Santa Ana Park.
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[Title] => Free Wind blows off Wind Blown, wins Pres. Gold Cup
[Summary] => Free Wind, a three-year-old stallion slowly making a name for himself, bolted out of nowhere yesterday to deny Wind Blown a historic third straight victory in the Presidential Gold Cup at the San Lazaro Hippodrome.
A huge crowd enjoying the scent of Christmas came to watch the 2,000-meter race, hoping to catch Wind Blown, the superhorse owned by Hermie Esguerra, make a run at history and the huge P1.5 million top purse.
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[Title] => Colegiala coasts to victory
[Summary] => Colegiala scored an expected romp in the kickoff leg of the Philracom Open Championship, outclassing a lean field with a 10-length victory at the Santa Ana Park yesterday.
With jockey Joe Noel Camu at the helm, the four-year-old bay filly by Olympio out of Poco Bruja turned the event into a virtual workout as she timed 1:43 over 1,600 meters to win the top purse of P210,000 for owner AB L. Santos. She had quartertimes of 24’-26-24’-28.
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JOE NOEL CAMU
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At around 5 this afternoon, Free Wind, Material Maker, Success Story, San Diego Force, Speed Machine, Mica’s Magic and imported horse Neat Laurel will dispute prizes totaling P500,000 in the 1600-meter event hosted by the Philippine Racing Club Incorporated (PRCI), sponsored by the Philippine Racing Commission headed by Jimmy Dilag and organized by the PSA.
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[Title] => Free Wind races like the wind, wins Freedom Cup
[Summary] => Free Wind won the Freedom Cup stakes race as outstanding favorite Red Star Rising came up short in the stretch yesterday at the San Lazaro Leisure Park in Carmona, Cavite.
Setting out as a far second choice in a field of 11, Free Wind took the lead going into the final straight and then gamely held on in the face of a strong but late homestretch run by Red Star Rising to win the 1750-meter race on a hot, windy afternoon.
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[Title] => Free Wind blows off Wind Blown, wins Pres. Gold Cup
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A huge crowd enjoying the scent of Christmas came to watch the 2,000-meter race, hoping to catch Wind Blown, the superhorse owned by Hermie Esguerra, make a run at history and the huge P1.5 million top purse.
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[Title] => Colegiala coasts to victory
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With jockey Joe Noel Camu at the helm, the four-year-old bay filly by Olympio out of Poco Bruja turned the event into a virtual workout as she timed 1:43 over 1,600 meters to win the top purse of P210,000 for owner AB L. Santos. She had quartertimes of 24’-26-24’-28.
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