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                    [Title] => JRA, PSA Cups go to longshots
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                    [Title] => West Bound a stride closer to TC feat
                    [Summary] => Bound for Triple Crown glory.


Showing the grace, the strength and the heart of a true champion, West Bound moved toward that direction yesterday by claiming his second Triple Crown jewel this year — the J.V. Ongpin Cup — before a highly-satisfied crowd at the San Leisure Park in Carmona, Cavite.


The three-year-old colt owned by C & H Enterprise proved too hot to handle for the seven other contenders, leaving Security Master as the only threat, minor as it was, in his bid to become the newest Triple Crown champion in local history.


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                    [Title] => West Bound gallops for TC’s second crown
                    [Summary] => After posting an impressive win in the first leg, West Bound sets out as the clear favorite today when the second leg of this year’s Triple Crown, known as the J.V. Ongpin Cup, is staged at the newly-constructed San Lazaro Leisure Park in Carmona, Cavite.


Owned by the Mamon family, West Bound will occupy the No. 1 post in the 1,900-meter race, which lured eight of the country’s top three-year-olds. The race sponsored by the Philippine Racing Commission offers a total cash prize of P1.67 million.


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                    [Title] => Security Master top pick in TC first leg
                    [Summary] => Following a string of five impressive victories in his sophomore-racing year, 2002 Juvenile champion Security Master sets out to conquer the most coveted racing title of all as he parades to the post as top favorite in the "Eduardo Cojuangco, Jr. Cup"—first leg of the 2003 Triple Crown Championship Series set today at the Santa Ana Park.


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                    [Title] => High Octane tops Road to TC
                    [Summary] => Fourth choice High Octane put on a rare display of staying power as he stunned a star-studded field to rule the second leg of the Road to Triple Crown at the Santa Ana Park last night.


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                    [Title] => Security Master notches 5th win
                    [Summary] => Security Master romped away with a convincing victory in the first leg of the Road to Triple Crown yesterday, dominating the seven-horse field with an eight-length win over Success Story at the Santa Ana Park.


The Myther Buñag-Tony Eleazar-owned three-year-old bay colt bolted out of the pack in second place behind the quick-starting High Octane but in no time grabbed the lead for good on his way to that one-sided victory worth P450,000.


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                    [Title] => Security Master rallies to bag P1-M
                    [Summary] => Security Master came to life entering the homestretch yesterday and went on to rule the Philracom Juvenile championship race and bag the whopping P1 million cash prize for its proud owners at the Sta. Ana Park.


With jockey Val Dilema prodding him on through the 1,500-meter race, Security Master, the second favorite, overtook  High Octane nearing the finish line for a one-length victory in the day’s featured race.


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                    [Title] => Big stakes races today at Santa Ana
                    [Summary] => This year’s juvenile champion will be known today when local horse racing’s rising track stars and celebrated sprinters take center stage at the Santa Ana Park in a parade of promising two-year-olds and veteran track campaigners.


With a total pot of more than P2.6-million at stake, the Philippine Racing Club, Inc. (PRCI) will host the much-awaited running of the Philracom Juvenile Championship and Hopeful Stakes Races as well as the Grand Sprint Championship.


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                    [Title] => Wind Blown rules Classic race
                    [Summary] => Wind Blown gave his fans a good reason to cheer yesterday by posting a big victory in the San Miguel Beer-Marho Breeders Cup Classic race at the Sta. Ana Park.


Finishing second in the tough 2,050-meter race was Hyperbrid, followed by Lyonnais and Staunch Ally. Ace jockey Fernando Racquel steered Wind Blown to victory worth P600,000 for owner Hermie Esguerra.


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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.


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                    [Title] => West Bound a stride closer to TC feat
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The three-year-old colt owned by C & H Enterprise proved too hot to handle for the seven other contenders, leaving Security Master as the only threat, minor as it was, in his bid to become the newest Triple Crown champion in local history.


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                    [Title] => West Bound gallops for TC’s second crown
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                    [Title] => Security Master notches 5th win
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The Myther Buñag-Tony Eleazar-owned three-year-old bay colt bolted out of the pack in second place behind the quick-starting High Octane but in no time grabbed the lead for good on his way to that one-sided victory worth P450,000.


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