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[Title] => New handicap system to level horseracing field
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The Philippine Racing Commission is set to introduce a new handicapping system which, according to its chairman Florencio Fianza, would level the playing field among horse owners, jockeys, trainers and the betting public.
The new system is primarily aimed to put a stop to the common practice where horses, through their owners, are made to lose consecutive races. They end up being relegated to lower groups, which they can dominate for a certain period of time.
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[Title] => Chinese-made vehicles to stimulate local auto industry
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The entry of Chinese-made vehicles into the country will stimulate the local automotive industry, much the same way that the entry of imported motorcycles stimulated the local motorcycle industry, according to local auto parts makers.
Local auto parts makers said that the "China effect" opened wide the local market for motorcycles, widening the client base and bringing down the prices of motorcycles, making them more affordable.
Imported motorcycles first came into the country in the late 1990s.
[DatePublished] => 2006-12-23 00:00:00
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[Title] => Auto parts manufacturers to build Pinoy utility vehicle
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The 130 members of the Motor Vehicle Parts Manufacturers Association of the Philippines (MVPMAP) are going ahead and building a prototype of the Philippine Utility Vehicle (PhUV).
The MVPMAP expects to complete the PhUV prototype by the first quarter of 2007.
The PhUV is an Asian utility vehicle (AUV) type which the MVPMAP has been lobbying for to replace the abandoned people’s car program of the government.
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[Title] => Bettors up in arms over scrapping of Daily Double
[Summary] => Sure, illegal bookies, which used to make a killing each racing day, took a severe dip in their take Tuesday night on the first day the new betting scheme in horseracing was implemented.
But while the Philippine Racing Commission (Philracom) was raving over its decision to scrap the ever-popular Daily Double and Extra Double betting schemes, most racing fans, otherwise known as the Bayang Karerista, were up in arms against the new system.
"It’s a bad move," said one avid racegoer. "It’s bad for us followers of daily double events."
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[Title] => Auto industry backs P.5-M tax on used car imports
[Summary] => The Chamber of Automotive Manufacturers of the Philippines, Inc. (CAMPI), the Motor Vehicle Parts Manufacturers Association of the Philippines (MVPMAP), the Philippine Automotive Association (PAA) and the Automotive Industry Workers Alliance (AIWA) yesterday urged the government to strictly implement existing laws and regulations on vehicle importation, safety, roadworthiness and emission.
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[Title] => Behind his back
[Summary] => Did you know 1: That buffed up statue of Lapu-Lapu, which has not been allowed by the administrators of Rizal Park within gazing distance of national hero, Jose Rizal, has become a favorite among camera-touring tourists.
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EDDIE JOSE
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The Philippine Racing Commission is set to introduce a new handicapping system which, according to its chairman Florencio Fianza, would level the playing field among horse owners, jockeys, trainers and the betting public.
The new system is primarily aimed to put a stop to the common practice where horses, through their owners, are made to lose consecutive races. They end up being relegated to lower groups, which they can dominate for a certain period of time.
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The entry of Chinese-made vehicles into the country will stimulate the local automotive industry, much the same way that the entry of imported motorcycles stimulated the local motorcycle industry, according to local auto parts makers.
Local auto parts makers said that the "China effect" opened wide the local market for motorcycles, widening the client base and bringing down the prices of motorcycles, making them more affordable.
Imported motorcycles first came into the country in the late 1990s.
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[Title] => Auto parts manufacturers to build Pinoy utility vehicle
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The 130 members of the Motor Vehicle Parts Manufacturers Association of the Philippines (MVPMAP) are going ahead and building a prototype of the Philippine Utility Vehicle (PhUV).
The MVPMAP expects to complete the PhUV prototype by the first quarter of 2007.
The PhUV is an Asian utility vehicle (AUV) type which the MVPMAP has been lobbying for to replace the abandoned people’s car program of the government.
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[Title] => Bettors up in arms over scrapping of Daily Double
[Summary] => Sure, illegal bookies, which used to make a killing each racing day, took a severe dip in their take Tuesday night on the first day the new betting scheme in horseracing was implemented.
But while the Philippine Racing Commission (Philracom) was raving over its decision to scrap the ever-popular Daily Double and Extra Double betting schemes, most racing fans, otherwise known as the Bayang Karerista, were up in arms against the new system.
"It’s a bad move," said one avid racegoer. "It’s bad for us followers of daily double events."
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January 20, 2007 - 12:00am
