+ Follow AMADO BAGATSING AND ALBERT TRINIDAD Tag
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[Title] => Horseracing enjoying banner year
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The record sales being churned out at the country's two racing clubs are proof
of the confidence that horseracing enjoys from the public.
This was the assessment of Philippine Racing Commission chair Benedicto
Katigbak who yesterday disputed claims made by two horse owners that the agency
has done nothing to discourage alleged race-fixing and safeguard the integrity
of the sport.
Even as he acknowledged that wrongdoing is sometimes committed even in the most
advanced and sophisticated racing centers in the world, Katigbak said the
Philracom under his tenure has not been slee
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[Title] => Horseowners bat for reforms
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Two prominent horseowners yesterday urged the Philippine Racing Commission to
act on alleged irregularities that give the booming industry a blackeye before
it's too late.
Former Manila Rep. Amado Bagatsing and Albert Trinidad said the Philracom,
headed by its chair Benedicto Katigbak, must invoke its broad powers to keep
the races from possible manipulation and restore the confidence of the racing
public.
"The Philracom right now does not have political will. Maaaring maganda ang
kanilang pananaw pero wala silang ngipin.
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AMADO BAGATSING AND ALBERT TRINIDAD
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[Title] => Horseracing enjoying banner year
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The record sales being churned out at the country's two racing clubs are proof
of the confidence that horseracing enjoys from the public.
This was the assessment of Philippine Racing Commission chair Benedicto
Katigbak who yesterday disputed claims made by two horse owners that the agency
has done nothing to discourage alleged race-fixing and safeguard the integrity
of the sport.
Even as he acknowledged that wrongdoing is sometimes committed even in the most
advanced and sophisticated racing centers in the world, Katigbak said the
Philracom under his tenure has not been slee
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[Title] => Horseowners bat for reforms
[Summary] =>
Two prominent horseowners yesterday urged the Philippine Racing Commission to
act on alleged irregularities that give the booming industry a blackeye before
it's too late.
Former Manila Rep. Amado Bagatsing and Albert Trinidad said the Philracom,
headed by its chair Benedicto Katigbak, must invoke its broad powers to keep
the races from possible manipulation and restore the confidence of the racing
public.
"The Philracom right now does not have political will. Maaaring maganda ang
kanilang pananaw pero wala silang ngipin.
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