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[Title] => Hindi malilimutan ang Real Spicy
[Summary] => Naging idolo rin ng mga karerista si Real Spicy, nagkampeon sa Presidential Gold Cup at nakasungkit ng isang leg sa Triple Crown series.
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[Title] => Philtobo races on at Sta. Ana
[Summary] => The Philtobo Grand Championship Day blasts off today at the Santa Ana Park.
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[Title] => PSA honors Hernandez, Real Spicy in annual rites
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Veteran jockey Jonathan Hernandez and horse Real Spicy will be the recipients of the highest awards in horseracing to be handed out by the sportswriting fraternity during the SMC-PSA Annual Awards on Jan. 18 at the Mall of Asia.
The 29-year-old Hernandez, JB’ to friends and to the Bayang Karerista, won the jockey of the year award for the second straight year, beating fellow Class A rider Patti Dilema in one of the closest races ever for the much-coveted honor.
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[Title] => Hernandez, Real Spicy PSA awardees sa horseracing
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Sina veteran jockey Jonathan B. Hernandez at ang kabayong si Real Spicy ang tatanggap ng pinakamataas na award sa horse-racing na igagawad ng sportswriting fraternity sa SMC-PSA Annual Awards sa January 18 sa Mall of Asia.
Ang 29-gulang na si Hernandez, tinatawag na ‘JB’ ng kanyang mga kaibigan at sa Bayang Karerista, ang nanalo ng Jockey of the Year award sa ikalawang sunod na taon laban sa kanyang kapwa Class A rider na si Patti Dilema.
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[Title] => PSA to honor Mt. Everest climbers in rites
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From the peak of Mt. Everest to the flat roads of Doha, Qatar, Filipino athletes who did their share in making 2006 a bumper crop for Philippine sports will be honored Jan. 18 during the PSA-SMC Annual Awards at the Mall of Asia.
Sharing the limelight with the eight Athletes of the Year, led by boxing superstar Manny Pacquiao, are the first three Filipino mountain climbers who reached Mt. Everest, the world’s highest mountain, and the silver and bronze medalists in the last Asian Games in Doha, Qatar.
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[Title] => Magnificent 7, people’s champ are year’s best
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Eight gallant men, with the Filipino boxing idol at the helm, stood at the forefront of a season rich in success and high points for Philippine sports.
Boxing superstar Manny Pacquiao, pool champions Efren ‘Bata’ Reyes and Ronnie Alcano, bowler Biboy Rivera and Asian Games gold medalists Joan Tipon, Violito Payla, Antonio Gabica and Rene Catalan did the country proud with their respective exploits and, together, helped make 2006 truly memorable for the nation.
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[Title] => Manny counts his blessings
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GENERAL SANTOS CITY — Not too many people know that when Manny Pacquiao fought Erik Morales in Las Vegas last month, he wore boxing shorts that were blessed by a Catholic priest at the Quiapo church.
Pacquiao had a choice of six shorts to wear and picked the pair brought in by close associate Reli De Leon.
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[Title] => Real Spicy makes it real juicy
[Summary] => Real Spicy fashioned out an easy victory in a race he was heavily favored to win, ruling the Manila Jockey Club’s classic Gran Copa de Manila Division I race yesterday at the San Lazaro Leisure Park (SLLP) in Carmona, Cavite.
So dominating was Real Spicy’s victory that jockey JB Guce hardly used the whip in steering the four-year-old horse from dead last to a five-length victory over Ever Mine Now. He clocked 1:48 over 1,750 meters.
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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] => Philtobo races on at Sta. Ana
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Veteran jockey Jonathan Hernandez and horse Real Spicy will be the recipients of the highest awards in horseracing to be handed out by the sportswriting fraternity during the SMC-PSA Annual Awards on Jan. 18 at the Mall of Asia.
The 29-year-old Hernandez, JB’ to friends and to the Bayang Karerista, won the jockey of the year award for the second straight year, beating fellow Class A rider Patti Dilema in one of the closest races ever for the much-coveted honor.
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Sina veteran jockey Jonathan B. Hernandez at ang kabayong si Real Spicy ang tatanggap ng pinakamataas na award sa horse-racing na igagawad ng sportswriting fraternity sa SMC-PSA Annual Awards sa January 18 sa Mall of Asia.
Ang 29-gulang na si Hernandez, tinatawag na ‘JB’ ng kanyang mga kaibigan at sa Bayang Karerista, ang nanalo ng Jockey of the Year award sa ikalawang sunod na taon laban sa kanyang kapwa Class A rider na si Patti Dilema.
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From the peak of Mt. Everest to the flat roads of Doha, Qatar, Filipino athletes who did their share in making 2006 a bumper crop for Philippine sports will be honored Jan. 18 during the PSA-SMC Annual Awards at the Mall of Asia.
Sharing the limelight with the eight Athletes of the Year, led by boxing superstar Manny Pacquiao, are the first three Filipino mountain climbers who reached Mt. Everest, the world’s highest mountain, and the silver and bronze medalists in the last Asian Games in Doha, Qatar.
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Eight gallant men, with the Filipino boxing idol at the helm, stood at the forefront of a season rich in success and high points for Philippine sports.
Boxing superstar Manny Pacquiao, pool champions Efren ‘Bata’ Reyes and Ronnie Alcano, bowler Biboy Rivera and Asian Games gold medalists Joan Tipon, Violito Payla, Antonio Gabica and Rene Catalan did the country proud with their respective exploits and, together, helped make 2006 truly memorable for the nation.
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GENERAL SANTOS CITY — Not too many people know that when Manny Pacquiao fought Erik Morales in Las Vegas last month, he wore boxing shorts that were blessed by a Catholic priest at the Quiapo church.
Pacquiao had a choice of six shorts to wear and picked the pair brought in by close associate Reli De Leon.
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[Title] => Real Spicy makes it real juicy
[Summary] => Real Spicy fashioned out an easy victory in a race he was heavily favored to win, ruling the Manila Jockey Club’s classic Gran Copa de Manila Division I race yesterday at the San Lazaro Leisure Park (SLLP) in Carmona, Cavite.
So dominating was Real Spicy’s victory that jockey JB Guce hardly used the whip in steering the four-year-old horse from dead last to a five-length victory over Ever Mine Now. He clocked 1:48 over 1,750 meters.
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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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