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[Title] => Batangas Entry wins
[Summary] => Top favorite Batangas Entry led from start to finish yesterday to rule the 25th edition of "1867 Founders’ Day ," also known as the Prieto Cup, before a cheering crowd at the San Lazaro Hippodrome.
Batangas Entry dictated the tempo of the 1,900-meter race en route to a four-length victory over second favorite Staunch Ally. Hyberbid and Ilocandia Slew finished third and fourth.
The victory was worth P360,000 for Batangas Entry co-owners Paolo Mendoza and Dioceldo Sy. Staunch Ally won P135,000, Hyberbid P75,000 and Ilocandia Slew P30,000.
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[Title] => Wind Blown top bet in 1st Gentleman’s Cup
[Summary] => Multi-titled Wind Blown, currently the best racehorse in the country, will shoot for his second victory this year against three other veteran stakes campaigners when the seventh First Gentleman’s Cup is staged today at the Santa Ana Park.
The Hermie Esguerra-owned Wind Blown, who recorded more than P12 million in prize earnings over the last two years, is favored to rule the 2,050-meter race. Out to challenge Wind Blown are Paolo Mendoza and Dioceldo Sy’s Batangas Entry, Aristeo Puyat’s Staunch Ally and Joseph Dyhengco’s Lyonnais.
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Batangas Entry dictated the tempo of the 1,900-meter race en route to a four-length victory over second favorite Staunch Ally. Hyberbid and Ilocandia Slew finished third and fourth.
The victory was worth P360,000 for Batangas Entry co-owners Paolo Mendoza and Dioceldo Sy. Staunch Ally won P135,000, Hyberbid P75,000 and Ilocandia Slew P30,000.
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The Hermie Esguerra-owned Wind Blown, who recorded more than P12 million in prize earnings over the last two years, is favored to rule the 2,050-meter race. Out to challenge Wind Blown are Paolo Mendoza and Dioceldo Sy’s Batangas Entry, Aristeo Puyat’s Staunch Ally and Joseph Dyhengco’s Lyonnais.
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February 24, 2002 - 12:00am
