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                    [Title] => Karakoa, Subic Centennial score in President's Cup Regatta
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The Philippines made a big comeback behind Karakoa and defending champion Subic Centennial as they ruled separate races yesterday in the 17th President’s Cup Regatta in Boracay here.
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                    [Title] => Hi-Fi shares overall lead in Pres Cup
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AKLAN, Philippines – New Zealand’s Hi-Fi, skippered by Neil Pryde, regained top form when it ruled the point-to-point 30-nautical mile Seair Race 4 to gain a share of the lead for the overall crown yesterday in the six-race series of the 17th President’s Cup Regatta in Boracay here.
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                    [Title] => Karakoa, Centennial make big comeback
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AKLAN, Philippines – The Philippines made a big comeback behind Karakoa and defending champion Subic Centennial, which ruled separate races yesterday in the 17th President’s Cup Regatta in Boracay.
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                    [Title] => Manila-Boracay race up tomorrow
                    [Summary] => The Standard Insurance Manila-to-Boracay Race (SIMBR), arranged by the Manila Yacht Club and held under the auspices of the Philippine Sailing Association, sails off at 6 p.m. tomorrow  for Boracay island, marking the second year of this 203-nautical mile race considered the longest and most challenging Philippine sailing event. 


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                    [Title] => Karakoa takes helm in Subic
                    [Summary] => SUBIC Bay – A big afternoon windshift enabled Karakoa to grab the lead after two more races Thursday in the 11th President’s Cup Regatta.


Karakoa, with helmsman Steve Benjamin’s guidance, made it to the finish line in the Open Division’s fourth race — an eight-nautical mile windward-leeward course, in one hour, 18 minutes and 22 seconds.


Ray Ordoveza’s crew made it just as the 18-knot westerly winds coming from Grande Island’s direction died down and an easterly breeze from the beaches of Barreto started picking up.


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                    [Title] => Maligaya sets sailing record
                    [Summary] => Maligaya, a Swan 80 yacht skippered by owner Andy Soriano, recently set the inaugural 203-mile Standard Insurance Manila to Boracay Passage Race record at 23 hours and 35 minutes.


The race, the longest and the most challenging race ever in the Philippine sailing scene, was arranged by the Manila Yacht Club.


Mandrake, Frank Fong’s 50-footer Hong Kong yacht, placed second, three hours behind Maligaya. Sydney 46 Subic Centennial, skippered by Standard Insurance president Judes Echauz, finished barely 11 minutes behind.


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                    [Title] => Subic Centennial captures Inshore Series
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SUBIC BAY FREEPORT ZONE -- Subic Centennial claimed the overall title in the
IRC division despite losing to Hi-Fidelity in the fifth and final race on
Monday that lent a thrilling finish to the China Sea Inshore Series 2000 off
Subic Bay here.

It was a race Subic Centennial can afford to lose as it went to the finale
holding a sizeable lead after a decisive twist in the fourth race on Easter
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Subic Centennial ended up with an impressive performance of three first places
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                    [Title] => Subic Centennial best of 46s
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SUBIC BAY FREEPORT ZONE -- Multi-titled Subic Centennial scored back-to-back
wins over old rival and Hong Kong entry Hi-Fidelity in an exciting duel of
Sydney 46s as the China Sea Inshore Series 2000 kicked off Saturday with the
fleet enjoying ideal wind conditions off Subic Bay.

With Tom Hofsvenchiold as the skipper, Subic Centennial topped the first two
races of the IRC division both at the expense of Neil Pryde-skippered
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                    [Title] => RP boats vie in China Sea Race
                    [Summary] => 

Three Philippine boats -- the decorated Subic Centennial, Zappler II and
Vida --are joining the 20th China Sea Race Series 2000, Asia's biggest sailing
event which sails off today in Hong Kong with a fleet of about 33 boats bound
for Subic Bay.

The crew of Subic Centennial -- a registered Subic Bay Yacht Club boat, fresh
from topping the recent President's Cup Regatta 2000, Zappler II and Vida will
pit skills with grizzled seafarers in the biennial Hong Kong-to-Subic
marathon.

There are 16 yachts entered in the IRC division and 16 in the HKPN category.

In keeping wi
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                    [Title] => Vixen, S Centennial cop regatta honors
                    [Summary] => 

Hong Kong boat Vixen took the final race then nipped Vivaldi in the tiebreak to
capture the IRC Ocean Cruising Class even as Subic Centennial cruised to
victory in the centerpiece event at the close of the President's Cup Regatta
2000 in Subic Bay, Olongapo.

In an exciting finish, Vixen claimed its third race victory  but it proved very
crucial as it allowed the Hong Kong entry to match the 8.25  overall points of
Vivaldi before prevailing in the tiebreaker.

The final race saw Vixen winning by a few hundredths of a second on corrected
time, clocking 2:04:06 against the 2:04:
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SUBIC CENTENNIAL

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                    [Title] => Hi-Fi shares overall lead in Pres Cup
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                    [Title] => Karakoa, Centennial make big comeback
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AKLAN, Philippines – The Philippines made a big comeback behind Karakoa and defending champion Subic Centennial, which ruled separate races yesterday in the 17th President’s Cup Regatta in Boracay.
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                    [Title] => Manila-Boracay race up tomorrow
                    [Summary] => The Standard Insurance Manila-to-Boracay Race (SIMBR), arranged by the Manila Yacht Club and held under the auspices of the Philippine Sailing Association, sails off at 6 p.m. tomorrow  for Boracay island, marking the second year of this 203-nautical mile race considered the longest and most challenging Philippine sailing event. 


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                    [Title] => Karakoa takes helm in Subic
                    [Summary] => SUBIC Bay – A big afternoon windshift enabled Karakoa to grab the lead after two more races Thursday in the 11th President’s Cup Regatta.


Karakoa, with helmsman Steve Benjamin’s guidance, made it to the finish line in the Open Division’s fourth race — an eight-nautical mile windward-leeward course, in one hour, 18 minutes and 22 seconds.


Ray Ordoveza’s crew made it just as the 18-knot westerly winds coming from Grande Island’s direction died down and an easterly breeze from the beaches of Barreto started picking up.


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                    [Title] => Maligaya sets sailing record
                    [Summary] => Maligaya, a Swan 80 yacht skippered by owner Andy Soriano, recently set the inaugural 203-mile Standard Insurance Manila to Boracay Passage Race record at 23 hours and 35 minutes.


The race, the longest and the most challenging race ever in the Philippine sailing scene, was arranged by the Manila Yacht Club.


Mandrake, Frank Fong’s 50-footer Hong Kong yacht, placed second, three hours behind Maligaya. Sydney 46 Subic Centennial, skippered by Standard Insurance president Judes Echauz, finished barely 11 minutes behind.


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                    [Title] => Subic Centennial captures Inshore Series
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Monday that lent a thrilling finish to the China Sea Inshore Series 2000 off
Subic Bay here.

It was a race Subic Centennial can afford to lose as it went to the finale
holding a sizeable lead after a decisive twist in the fourth race on Easter
Sunday that saw Hi-Fidelity being disqualified for certain infringement.

Subic Centennial ended up with an impressive performance of three first places
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                    [Title] => Subic Centennial best of 46s
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SUBIC BAY FREEPORT ZONE -- Multi-titled Subic Centennial scored back-to-back
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Sydney 46s as the China Sea Inshore Series 2000 kicked off Saturday with the
fleet enjoying ideal wind conditions off Subic Bay.

With Tom Hofsvenchiold as the skipper, Subic Centennial topped the first two
races of the IRC division both at the expense of Neil Pryde-skippered
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                    [Title] => RP boats vie in China Sea Race
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event which sails off today in Hong Kong with a fleet of about 33 boats bound
for Subic Bay.

The crew of Subic Centennial -- a registered Subic Bay Yacht Club boat, fresh
from topping the recent President's Cup Regatta 2000, Zappler II and Vida will
pit skills with grizzled seafarers in the biennial Hong Kong-to-Subic
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There are 16 yachts entered in the IRC division and 16 in the HKPN category.

In keeping wi
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                    [Title] => Vixen, S Centennial cop regatta honors
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capture the IRC Ocean Cruising Class even as Subic Centennial cruised to
victory in the centerpiece event at the close of the President's Cup Regatta
2000 in Subic Bay, Olongapo.

In an exciting finish, Vixen claimed its third race victory  but it proved very
crucial as it allowed the Hong Kong entry to match the 8.25  overall points of
Vivaldi before prevailing in the tiebreaker.

The final race saw Vixen winning by a few hundredths of a second on corrected
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