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Golden Ballet, winner of the Cojuangco Cup, which served as the opening leg of the Triple Crown, will vie for top honors against J.V. Ongpin Cup winner Halo Effect and Horsemsan’s Cup winner Magical Mark in the 1,800-m race.
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The winner of the 1,600-m race gets a whopping P1 million and a shot at the coveted Triple Crown. The second leg, known as the JV Ongpin Cup, is set next month to be followed by the last leg, the Horseman’s Cup, in July.
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The Jun Almeda-owned galloper, unbeaten in six starts last year, including five major stakes races, is favored to rule the 1,600-meter race. Out to challenge Golden Ballet are Unbreakable, Mighty Strong, Magical Mark, Mica’s Magic, What A Spell, Capriole and Señor Raggaas.
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AT | March 4, 2014 - 12:00am
August 18, 2002 - 12:00am
