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MANILA, Philippines -- The Court of Appeals (CA) has struck down a decision of the Office of the President (OP) dismissing Philippine Racing Commission (Philracom) chairman Jaime Dilag.
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                    [Summary] => The Presidential Anti-Graft Commission (PAGC) announced yesterday the dismissal of the heads of the Philippine Racing Commission (Philracom) and the National Dairy Authority (NDA) after they were found guilty of violating the anti-graft and corrupt practices law.


PAGC Chairwoman Constancia De Guzman identified the dismissed officials, who have been administratively sanctioned, as Philracom chairman Jaime Dilag and NDA administrator Salvacion Bulatao.


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                    [Title] => Philracom chief, six others face graft charges
                    [Summary] => Seven officials of the Philippine Racing Commission (Philracom), including its chairman, were charged yesterday with graft and misuse of public funds before the Office of the Ombudsman for the alleged "overpayment" of prize money for winning horses.


Racehorse owner William Dagan, the complainant, urged Ombudsman Simeon Marcelo to conduct an investigation of purported irregularities in Philracom, where racing clubs Sta. Ana and San Lazaro supposedly get "advances" on the prize money which are not deducted from the total winnings.


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                    [Title] => P1-M Freedom Cup race today
                    [Summary] => In a fitting tribute to the 18th anniversary of the EDSA "People Power Revolution," the Philippine Racing Commission (Philracom), Philippine Charity Sweepstakes Office (PCSO) and the Manila Jockey Club Inc. (MJCI) have joined forces to stage the year’s first classic horse race, aptly dubbed as the "Freedom Cup" Race today at the San Lazaro Leisure Park (SLLP) in Carmona, Cavite.


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                    [Title] => San Lazaro Leisure Park world class or worst class?
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                    [Title] => Security Master top choice in Chairman’s Cup today
                    [Summary] => Triple Crown hopeful Security Master sets out to  boost his stock as he goes for another major stakes victory in today’s featured running of the Philracom Chairman’s Cup Stakes, highlight event of the Philippine Racing Commission’s 29th founding anniversary at the Santa Ana Park.


An impressive winner in the recent first leg of the Philracom "Road to Triple Crown" Stakes Series, the streaking three-year-old galloper has so far won five consecutive races since Nov. 29 and has remained undefeated for the year.


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                    [Title] => Horseracing posts P6.7-B sales
                    [Summary] => Philippine Racing Commission (Philracom) chairman Jaime Dilag announced yesterday that the country’s horseracing industry earned a phenomenal P6.79 billion gross sales in the year 2002.


The figure represents a total of P878 million in additional sales as compared from the previous year, according to Dilag, who hopes the amount will further increase this season with the staging of more exciting races and the coming transfer of the Manila Jockey Club’s operations from Manila to Carmona, Cavite next month.


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                    [Title] => Horseracing sales reach P3.25-B
                    [Summary] => Renewed public interest and patronage of local horse racing has resulted in the industry’s continuing growth with total sales from horse race gaming operation reaching a phenomenal P3.25-billion  for the first half of the year, according to the Philippine Racing Commission (Philracom).


Local racing’s impressive sales growth was the highlight of the Philracom’s industry report as announced yesterday by the chairman and commissioners of the Philracom during the weekly Philippine Sportswriters’ Association (PSA) Forum at the Holiday Inn Manila Pavilion Hotel.

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JAIME DILAG

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PAGC Chairwoman Constancia De Guzman identified the dismissed officials, who have been administratively sanctioned, as Philracom chairman Jaime Dilag and NDA administrator Salvacion Bulatao.


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Racehorse owner William Dagan, the complainant, urged Ombudsman Simeon Marcelo to conduct an investigation of purported irregularities in Philracom, where racing clubs Sta. Ana and San Lazaro supposedly get "advances" on the prize money which are not deducted from the total winnings.


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An impressive winner in the recent first leg of the Philracom "Road to Triple Crown" Stakes Series, the streaking three-year-old galloper has so far won five consecutive races since Nov. 29 and has remained undefeated for the year.


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The figure represents a total of P878 million in additional sales as compared from the previous year, according to Dilag, who hopes the amount will further increase this season with the staging of more exciting races and the coming transfer of the Manila Jockey Club’s operations from Manila to Carmona, Cavite next month.


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Local racing’s impressive sales growth was the highlight of the Philracom’s industry report as announced yesterday by the chairman and commissioners of the Philracom during the weekly Philippine Sportswriters’ Association (PSA) Forum at the Holiday Inn Manila Pavilion Hotel.

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