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[Title] => Mitra Cup race up at Sta. Ana
[Summary] => Multiple stakes winner Batangas Entry and emerging two-year-old racing phenom High Octane lead the parade of track stars set to see action in today’s featured running of the third Mitra Cup Championship, highlight events of the blue-ribbon Philtobo Futurity Racefest at the Sta Ana Park.
[DatePublished] => 2002-10-06 00:00:00
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[Title] => Batangas Entry top pick today
[Summary] => Multiple stakes winner Batangas Entry sets out to score his second major race conquest for the year as he leads an impressive cast of seasoned stakes campaigners running in the "PAGCOR Stakes" – one of two featured races headlined today at the San Lazaro Hippodrome.
Returning to action since his second place finish to champion Wind Blown in the recent Gran Copa de Manila, the celebrated four-year-old dark bay colt will battle six other game gallopers for the P200,000 top prize in a race sponsored by the Philippine Amusement and Gaming Corporation (PAGCOR).
[DatePublished] => 2002-08-25 00:00:00
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[Title] => Wind Blown wins Gran Copa in grand fashion
[Summary] => Wind Blown took everything in stride yesterday and held off three of his fiercest rivals to win the 23rd Gran Copa de Manila Division 1 stakes race at the San Lazaro Hippodrome.
Masterfully ridden by jockey Fernando Raquel, Wind Blown strode to an eight-length victory after pulling away from his rivals – Batangas Entry, Staunch Ally and Silver Story – at the far turn.
It was the second Gran Copa crown for the four-year-old Wind Blown, named Horse of the Year for 2001. The win was worth P600,000 for its owner, businessman-sportsman Hermie Esguerra.
[DatePublished] => 2002-06-25 00:00:00
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[Title] => Independence Day race today
[Summary] => All eyes will once again be on Wind Blown and regular jockey Fernando Raquel when the Philracom-Philippine Racing Club’s Independence Day stakes race is held today at the Santa Ana Park.
Wind Blown, fresh from winning an imported group race last Wednesday, will be installed as the favorite in the 1,600-m race with Batangas Entry, another quality racehorse, Staunch Ally and Sunny Contender out to provide the challenge.
The winner of the race to be flagged off shortly after 6 p.m. will earn P400,000.
[DatePublished] => 2002-06-16 00:00:00
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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.
[DatePublished] => 2002-05-13 00:00:00
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[Title] => Batangas top bet in Founders Cup
[Summary] => Batangas Entry sees action for the first time in more than two months when he leads the field in the 1867 Founders’ Cup this afternoon as the Manila Jockey Club’s 135th Anniversary Racefest comes to an exciting finish at the San Lazaro Hippodrome.
Batangas Entry, co-owned by PBA standout Paolo Mendoza and PBL chairman Dioceldo Sy, last saw action in the PCSO First Gentleman’s Cup, also known as the Silver Cup, won by Wind Blown last Feb. 19.
[DatePublished] => 2002-05-12 00:00:00
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[Title] => Wind Blown wins unopposed
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Wind Blown gave his followers another big reason to celebrate yesterday after the four-year-old racing sensation convincingly ruled the First Gentleman’s Cup before a highly-appreciative crowd at the Sta. Ana Park.
President Arroyo and First Gentleman Mike Arroyo, along with their eldest son and Pampanga Vice Gov. Mikey, were among those who watched Wind Blown win the grueling 2,050-meter race and the whopping P1.1 million top purse.
[DatePublished] => 2002-02-25 00:00:00
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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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[Title] => Batangas Entry clinches Drilon Cup over Lyonnais
[Summary] => Batangas Entry, gearing up for another exciting showdown against the celebrated Wind Blown, led from start to finish yesterday to rule the first Senate President Cup before a cheering crowd at the San Lazaro Hippodrome.
Batangas Entry, one of the best four-year-olds in local horseracing, dictated the tempo of the 1,900-meter race en route to a three-length victory over second favorite Lyonnais. Master Ijhay was third followed by Charlemagne and Santa Ana Park.
[DatePublished] => 2002-02-18 00:00:00
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[Title] => Senate Pres. Cup up at San Lazaro
[Summary] => The year’s first P1-million horse race takes center stage today at the San Lazaro Hippodrome as the Senate Spouses Foundation, Inc. (SSFI) and the Manila Jockey Club, Inc. (MJCI) jointly spearhead the inaugural running of the "Senate President’s Cup," highlight event of the five-day "Karera Para Sa Puso" racing carnival.
Batangas Entry, currently one of the finest race horses in the country, sets out as the top favorite with four other entries vying for the P600,000 winner’s purse at the San Lazaro Hippodrome.
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