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[Title] => Kilimanjaro tops Chairman’s Cup
[Summary] => Fourth pick Kilimanjaro came out of nowhere to beat top favorite Manila’s Gem and rule the Philracom Chairman’s Cup before a stunned crowd at the San Lazaro Leisure Park in Carmona, Cavite.
At the tailend of the nine-horse field majority of the 1,600-meter race, Kilimanjaro made his move at the far turn then sneaked in the middle of the pack at the top of the stretch before galloping past a fading Manila’s Gem under heavy whipping from ace jockey Patti Dilema for the victory.
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[Title] => Real Spicy really spicy
[Summary] => Real Spicy lived up to his name as he dominated a lean field to rule the 2006 Philracom "Commissioner’s Cup (G2)" in record-breaking run at the Santa Ana Park yesterday.
It was Real Spicy’s fourth straight victory this year, completing his impressive wire-to-wire triumph over 1,800 meters in 1:52, 3/5ths of a second faster than the previous mark jointly held by imported horses Wild Orchid and Being There.
Expertly handled by jockey Jesse Guce, the four-year-old chestnut colt set the pace early and was never threatened the rest of the way.
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[Title] => Juggernaut trips S Edition
[Summary] => Juggernaut showed her readiness for next year’s Triple Crown as she fashioned out a surprisingly easy victory in the Juvenile Championship race yesterday at the Sta. Ana Park. Although Juggernaut was sent as the outstanding favorite in the seven-horse field, she was expected to encounter stiff resistance, especially from Special Edition, in a duel of the undefeated two-year-old chargers.
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[Title] => Empire King tops Sta Lucia Cup
[Summary] => Top pick Empire King nipped Speed Advantage in a thrilling photo-finish to cop the fifth Sta.Lucia Cup before a big Sunday crowd at the Sta. Ana Park yesterday.
The many-time stakes race champion grabbed the lead from Speed Advantage as they swung for home, lost it again down the stretch but unleashed a stronger finishing kick to edge the second favorite at the wire.
Empire King covered the 1,600-meter event in 1:40 with quartertimes of 24’-24-23-28’. The win was worth P300,000 for the Lee stables. — Ramon Romualdez
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[Title] => Wild Orphan sours up Real Spicy
[Summary] => Wild Orphan put one over fancied Real Spicy in their spirited duel for the top P1 million purse in the Klub Don Juan de Manila Derby, winning by five lengths before a big crowd at the San Lazaro Leisure Park in Carmona, Cavite yesterday.
Ace jockey Fernando Raquel Jr. bounced back from a harrowing loss atop top favorite Dixie the Younger earlier as he steered Wild Orphan to a fantastic wire-to-wire victory over the punishing 2,000-meter race to bag the top purse of P1.186 million for owner Ed Moreno. She clocked 2:05 with fraction times of 25-23’-25’24’-26’.
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[Title] => Australia, ANZA Cups today at Sta. Ana
[Summary] => Aussie-breds take center stage today at the Santa Ana Park as Philippine Racing Club, Inc. (PRCI) hosts two featured track encounters for a select field of runners bred, raised and imported from the land Down Under.
Australia’s leading thoroughbred bloodstock company, William Inglis & Son renews its partnership with the local horse racing industry, one of its fastest growing markets in Southeast Asia, as it sponsors the P400,000 William Inglis Australia Cup exclusive for Aussie-bred campaigners.
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[Title] => Triple Crown third leg today
[Summary] => The third and final leg of this year’s Triple Crown, the P1.67 million Horseman’s Cup, will be staged today at the San Lazaro Leisure Park in Carmona, Cavite.
Being held in honor of industrialist Norberto Quisumbing Sr., the 2,000-meter race has attracted the country’s finest three-year-old gallopers.
Speed Advantage, Real Spicy and Thywillbedone, the winner of the second leg, are expected to figure in a tight finish.
The other contenders are "D" As In Dexie, In Command, Ocean Deep, War Alert and Wind Runner.
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[Title] => Pechanga pulls thru as expected
[Summary] => Top favorite Pechanga came out of the starting gate a bit slow but made a big move heading into the homestretch to rule the PCSO Special Maiden Race before a huge crowd at the Santa Ana Park yesterday.
Responding on the urging of jockey Antonio Alcasid Jr., the two-year-old chestnut filly surged to the lead entering the last 400-meter mark and kept her searing charge to the finish for a two-length win over the Jesse Guce-ridden Jet Sutter.
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[Title] => Empire King guns for Gran Copa
[Summary] => Empire King guns for his third straight victory in big-time racing as he leads the chase for the top P300,000 purse in the 25th Gran Copa de Manila tonight at the San Lazaro Leisure Park in Carmona, Cavite.
With arch rival Cover Girl out of the elite field in Division I, the centerpiece event of the day-long racing festival held in conjunction with the Araw ng Maynila celebrations, Empire King is fancied to rule the 1,750-meter race over the likes of Cool Runnings, West Bound and Free Wind.
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[Title] => Sound Offer scores sound win
[Summary] => Sound Offer teamed up perfectly with jockey Fernando Racquel Jr. yesterday and ruled the third leg of the Philracom Imported Stakes Race Series at the Santa Ana Park.
The five-year-old filly was never out of the picture during the 1,600-meter race, running second behind Heroics early on before taking control of the race on the backstretch.
Wild Orchid and Heroics briefly challenged Sound Offer but couldn’t offer anything more as Sound Offer pulled away entering the homestretch and won by five lengths.
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RAMON ROMUALDEZ
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[Title] => Kilimanjaro tops Chairman’s Cup
[Summary] => Fourth pick Kilimanjaro came out of nowhere to beat top favorite Manila’s Gem and rule the Philracom Chairman’s Cup before a stunned crowd at the San Lazaro Leisure Park in Carmona, Cavite.
At the tailend of the nine-horse field majority of the 1,600-meter race, Kilimanjaro made his move at the far turn then sneaked in the middle of the pack at the top of the stretch before galloping past a fading Manila’s Gem under heavy whipping from ace jockey Patti Dilema for the victory.
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[Title] => Real Spicy really spicy
[Summary] => Real Spicy lived up to his name as he dominated a lean field to rule the 2006 Philracom "Commissioner’s Cup (G2)" in record-breaking run at the Santa Ana Park yesterday.
It was Real Spicy’s fourth straight victory this year, completing his impressive wire-to-wire triumph over 1,800 meters in 1:52, 3/5ths of a second faster than the previous mark jointly held by imported horses Wild Orchid and Being There.
Expertly handled by jockey Jesse Guce, the four-year-old chestnut colt set the pace early and was never threatened the rest of the way.
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[Title] => Juggernaut trips S Edition
[Summary] => Juggernaut showed her readiness for next year’s Triple Crown as she fashioned out a surprisingly easy victory in the Juvenile Championship race yesterday at the Sta. Ana Park. Although Juggernaut was sent as the outstanding favorite in the seven-horse field, she was expected to encounter stiff resistance, especially from Special Edition, in a duel of the undefeated two-year-old chargers.
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[Title] => Empire King tops Sta Lucia Cup
[Summary] => Top pick Empire King nipped Speed Advantage in a thrilling photo-finish to cop the fifth Sta.Lucia Cup before a big Sunday crowd at the Sta. Ana Park yesterday.
The many-time stakes race champion grabbed the lead from Speed Advantage as they swung for home, lost it again down the stretch but unleashed a stronger finishing kick to edge the second favorite at the wire.
Empire King covered the 1,600-meter event in 1:40 with quartertimes of 24’-24-23-28’. The win was worth P300,000 for the Lee stables. — Ramon Romualdez
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[Title] => Wild Orphan sours up Real Spicy
[Summary] => Wild Orphan put one over fancied Real Spicy in their spirited duel for the top P1 million purse in the Klub Don Juan de Manila Derby, winning by five lengths before a big crowd at the San Lazaro Leisure Park in Carmona, Cavite yesterday.
Ace jockey Fernando Raquel Jr. bounced back from a harrowing loss atop top favorite Dixie the Younger earlier as he steered Wild Orphan to a fantastic wire-to-wire victory over the punishing 2,000-meter race to bag the top purse of P1.186 million for owner Ed Moreno. She clocked 2:05 with fraction times of 25-23’-25’24’-26’.
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[Title] => Australia, ANZA Cups today at Sta. Ana
[Summary] => Aussie-breds take center stage today at the Santa Ana Park as Philippine Racing Club, Inc. (PRCI) hosts two featured track encounters for a select field of runners bred, raised and imported from the land Down Under.
Australia’s leading thoroughbred bloodstock company, William Inglis & Son renews its partnership with the local horse racing industry, one of its fastest growing markets in Southeast Asia, as it sponsors the P400,000 William Inglis Australia Cup exclusive for Aussie-bred campaigners.
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[Title] => Triple Crown third leg today
[Summary] => The third and final leg of this year’s Triple Crown, the P1.67 million Horseman’s Cup, will be staged today at the San Lazaro Leisure Park in Carmona, Cavite.
Being held in honor of industrialist Norberto Quisumbing Sr., the 2,000-meter race has attracted the country’s finest three-year-old gallopers.
Speed Advantage, Real Spicy and Thywillbedone, the winner of the second leg, are expected to figure in a tight finish.
The other contenders are "D" As In Dexie, In Command, Ocean Deep, War Alert and Wind Runner.
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[Title] => Pechanga pulls thru as expected
[Summary] => Top favorite Pechanga came out of the starting gate a bit slow but made a big move heading into the homestretch to rule the PCSO Special Maiden Race before a huge crowd at the Santa Ana Park yesterday.
Responding on the urging of jockey Antonio Alcasid Jr., the two-year-old chestnut filly surged to the lead entering the last 400-meter mark and kept her searing charge to the finish for a two-length win over the Jesse Guce-ridden Jet Sutter.
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[Title] => Empire King guns for Gran Copa
[Summary] => Empire King guns for his third straight victory in big-time racing as he leads the chase for the top P300,000 purse in the 25th Gran Copa de Manila tonight at the San Lazaro Leisure Park in Carmona, Cavite.
With arch rival Cover Girl out of the elite field in Division I, the centerpiece event of the day-long racing festival held in conjunction with the Araw ng Maynila celebrations, Empire King is fancied to rule the 1,750-meter race over the likes of Cool Runnings, West Bound and Free Wind.
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[Title] => Sound Offer scores sound win
[Summary] => Sound Offer teamed up perfectly with jockey Fernando Racquel Jr. yesterday and ruled the third leg of the Philracom Imported Stakes Race Series at the Santa Ana Park.
The five-year-old filly was never out of the picture during the 1,600-meter race, running second behind Heroics early on before taking control of the race on the backstretch.
Wild Orchid and Heroics briefly challenged Sound Offer but couldn’t offer anything more as Sound Offer pulled away entering the homestretch and won by five lengths.
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