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[Title] => Empire King tops Sta Lucia Cup
[Summary] => Top pick Empire King nipped Speed Advantage in a thrilling photo-finish to cop the fifth Sta.Lucia Cup before a big Sunday crowd at the Sta. Ana Park yesterday.
The many-time stakes race champion grabbed the lead from Speed Advantage as they swung for home, lost it again down the stretch but unleashed a stronger finishing kick to edge the second favorite at the wire.
Empire King covered the 1,600-meter event in 1:40 with quartertimes of 24’-24-23-28’. The win was worth P300,000 for the Lee stables. — Ramon Romualdez
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[Title] => Midnight Lady whips West Bound
[Summary] => After a slow start, Midnight Lady put on a strong finish to beat West Bound in a thrilling neck-to-neck encounter last night and rule the Sta. Lucia Cup before a cheering crowd at the Sta. Ana Park.
Midnight Lady, ridden by Pat Dilema, and West Bound, steered by Antonio Alcasid, turned the 1,600-m race into their own battle rounding out the far turn to set up the tight finish.
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[Title] => TaylorMade Shootout up at Royale Tagaytay
[Summary] => Sta. Lucia Tour 2002 entries flex their muscles for the much-awaited grand finale as they compete in the TaylorMade Shootout, a skills contest set today at the compact but challenging Royale Tagaytay course.
The TaylorMade Shootout, an added feature to the country’s only series for members of various clubs flying the Sta. Lucia banner throughout the country, will stake prizes ranging from equipment to apparel on each of Royale Tagaytay’s nine holes.
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[Title] => Alta Vista guns for Sta. Lucia Tour title
[Summary] => The mighty Alta Vista squad of Cebu will fly to Luzon early next month carrying an imposing lead that is expected to turn the third and final leg of the 2002 Sta. Lucia Tour into a virtual victory lap for the Cebuano squad.
Riding high on its tremendous show of force in the first two legs, Alta Vista has amassed 75 points and will carry a 31-point advantage over Rancho Palos Verdes (44) in the culmination of the nationwide series on Dec. 6-7.
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[Title] => Sta. Lucia golf tour starts Oct. 3
[Summary] => Golfers from Luzon, Visayas and Mindanao mix it up in an island-hopping series designed to foster goodwill and camaraderie when the third edition of the Sta. Lucia Golf Tour blasts off in Davao.
The Tour kicks off Oct. 3-5 at the Rancho Palos Verdes in Mandug/Indangan, Davao, one of the five host venues that also include the Alta Vista in Cebu for the Visayas leg and Orchard and Eagle Ridge as co-hosts for the Luzon swing.
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[Title] => Eagle Ridge eyes 3-peat in golf tour
[Summary] => The Eagle Ridge Golf and Country Club, big in size and brimming with player options, will shoot for a historic three-peat when the third edition of the nationwide Sta. Lucia Golf Tour is staged in five venues starting next month in Davao.
Drawing strength from a delegation that had been the biggest the past two years, Eagle may yet find its toughest challenge in its bid for a third consecutive team crown as the other four clubs are launching massive buildups.
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[Title] => Sta. Lucia tour up in Cebu
[Summary] => CEBU – Upstarts Orchard and Eagle Ridge will try to increase the big gains they made in the first leg when the inaugural Sta. Lucia Tour 2000 resumes tomorrow, at the hazard-laden Alta Vista Golf and Country Club here.
After a Korean-dominated Orchard team had claimed Class A honors and Eagle Ridge romping off with divisions B and C, the three other clubs – Alta Vista, Rancho Palos Verdes and Royale Tagaytay – are expected to go all out in tightening up the race for the Sta. Lucia Cup.
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[Title] => Out-of-towners brace for win as Sta. Lucia Tour resumes
[Summary] => Humbled the first time around, provincial teams will try to get back into the overall hunt when the second leg of the 2000 Sta. Lucia Golf Tour resumes early next month in Cebu City.
Special focus will be on the teams from the up-and-down Alta Vista Golf and Country Club which will take their turn to host the course-hopping series organized by Sta. Lucia Realty on Nov. 3-4.
Teams from Orchard and Eagle Ridge dominated action in the highly-successful kickoff leg of the Tour last Oct. 6-7 at the Palmer and Player courses of Orchard in Dasmariñas, Cavite.
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[Title] => Sta. Lucia golf tour tomorrow
[Summary] => Twenty-six five-man teams representing five different golf clubs all over the country which are operating under the same umbrella launch their respective bids tomorrow in the Sta. Lucia Golf Tour 2000 kicking off at the Palmer course of the Orchard Golf and Country Club in Dasmariñas, Cavite.
The 130-player field for the Sta. Lucia Tour, the real estate giant’s most ambitious project outside building golf courses and residential estates, will vie for team and individual prizes in a three-month series that will go around five courses.
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LUCIA CUP
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[Title] => Empire King tops Sta Lucia Cup
[Summary] => Top pick Empire King nipped Speed Advantage in a thrilling photo-finish to cop the fifth Sta.Lucia Cup before a big Sunday crowd at the Sta. Ana Park yesterday.
The many-time stakes race champion grabbed the lead from Speed Advantage as they swung for home, lost it again down the stretch but unleashed a stronger finishing kick to edge the second favorite at the wire.
Empire King covered the 1,600-meter event in 1:40 with quartertimes of 24’-24-23-28’. The win was worth P300,000 for the Lee stables. — Ramon Romualdez
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[Title] => Midnight Lady whips West Bound
[Summary] => After a slow start, Midnight Lady put on a strong finish to beat West Bound in a thrilling neck-to-neck encounter last night and rule the Sta. Lucia Cup before a cheering crowd at the Sta. Ana Park.
Midnight Lady, ridden by Pat Dilema, and West Bound, steered by Antonio Alcasid, turned the 1,600-m race into their own battle rounding out the far turn to set up the tight finish.
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[Title] => TaylorMade Shootout up at Royale Tagaytay
[Summary] => Sta. Lucia Tour 2002 entries flex their muscles for the much-awaited grand finale as they compete in the TaylorMade Shootout, a skills contest set today at the compact but challenging Royale Tagaytay course.
The TaylorMade Shootout, an added feature to the country’s only series for members of various clubs flying the Sta. Lucia banner throughout the country, will stake prizes ranging from equipment to apparel on each of Royale Tagaytay’s nine holes.
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[Title] => Alta Vista guns for Sta. Lucia Tour title
[Summary] => The mighty Alta Vista squad of Cebu will fly to Luzon early next month carrying an imposing lead that is expected to turn the third and final leg of the 2002 Sta. Lucia Tour into a virtual victory lap for the Cebuano squad.
Riding high on its tremendous show of force in the first two legs, Alta Vista has amassed 75 points and will carry a 31-point advantage over Rancho Palos Verdes (44) in the culmination of the nationwide series on Dec. 6-7.
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[Title] => Sta. Lucia golf tour starts Oct. 3
[Summary] => Golfers from Luzon, Visayas and Mindanao mix it up in an island-hopping series designed to foster goodwill and camaraderie when the third edition of the Sta. Lucia Golf Tour blasts off in Davao.
The Tour kicks off Oct. 3-5 at the Rancho Palos Verdes in Mandug/Indangan, Davao, one of the five host venues that also include the Alta Vista in Cebu for the Visayas leg and Orchard and Eagle Ridge as co-hosts for the Luzon swing.
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[Title] => Eagle Ridge eyes 3-peat in golf tour
[Summary] => The Eagle Ridge Golf and Country Club, big in size and brimming with player options, will shoot for a historic three-peat when the third edition of the nationwide Sta. Lucia Golf Tour is staged in five venues starting next month in Davao.
Drawing strength from a delegation that had been the biggest the past two years, Eagle may yet find its toughest challenge in its bid for a third consecutive team crown as the other four clubs are launching massive buildups.
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[Title] => Sta. Lucia tour up in Cebu
[Summary] => CEBU – Upstarts Orchard and Eagle Ridge will try to increase the big gains they made in the first leg when the inaugural Sta. Lucia Tour 2000 resumes tomorrow, at the hazard-laden Alta Vista Golf and Country Club here.
After a Korean-dominated Orchard team had claimed Class A honors and Eagle Ridge romping off with divisions B and C, the three other clubs – Alta Vista, Rancho Palos Verdes and Royale Tagaytay – are expected to go all out in tightening up the race for the Sta. Lucia Cup.
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[Title] => Out-of-towners brace for win as Sta. Lucia Tour resumes
[Summary] => Humbled the first time around, provincial teams will try to get back into the overall hunt when the second leg of the 2000 Sta. Lucia Golf Tour resumes early next month in Cebu City.
Special focus will be on the teams from the up-and-down Alta Vista Golf and Country Club which will take their turn to host the course-hopping series organized by Sta. Lucia Realty on Nov. 3-4.
Teams from Orchard and Eagle Ridge dominated action in the highly-successful kickoff leg of the Tour last Oct. 6-7 at the Palmer and Player courses of Orchard in Dasmariñas, Cavite.
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[Title] => Sta. Lucia golf tour tomorrow
[Summary] => Twenty-six five-man teams representing five different golf clubs all over the country which are operating under the same umbrella launch their respective bids tomorrow in the Sta. Lucia Golf Tour 2000 kicking off at the Palmer course of the Orchard Golf and Country Club in Dasmariñas, Cavite.
The 130-player field for the Sta. Lucia Tour, the real estate giant’s most ambitious project outside building golf courses and residential estates, will vie for team and individual prizes in a three-month series that will go around five courses.
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