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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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LYONNAIS AND HYPERBID

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Wind Blown dominates lean field

March 3, 2003 - 12:00am

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...

Sports

Revenge, repeat are in the wind

December 29, 2002 - 12:00am

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...

Sports