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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.


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                    [Title] => Always Florence twits Bidang Bida
                    [Summary] => Always Florence ruled the kickoff leg of the Juvenile Colts Championship yesterday, outsprinting Nuts Again in the early going and then holding off the rallying Bidang Bida down the stretch to win the top purse of P240,000 at San Lazaro.


Superbly handled by jockey Norberto Calingasan, Always Florence,  the talented bay colt by Ricky P. out of Centerpiece, overcame a shaky start and engaged noted speedster Nuts Again in a neck-and-neck duel in the short 900-meter race.


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                    [Title] => Wind Blown humbles lean field in Prieto Cup
                    [Summary] => Outstanding favorite Wind Blown showed too much class over the field yesterday when he ruled the 24th staging of the Founders’ Day stakes race – also known as the Prieto Cup – at the San Lazaro Hippodrome.


Hermie Esguerra’s Wind Blown, running second behind Project Genesis in the early goings, took the lead for good passing through the clubhouse turn and increased his lead down the backstretch en route to a convincing seven-length victory over Super Sharp.


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                    [Title] => W Blown fancied in Prieto Cup race
                    [Summary] => Ranged against a lean field he had dominated in the past, Wind Blown is heavily favored to run away with the guaranteed top purse of P300,000 in the 24th staging of the 1867 Founders’ Cup, now known as the "Prieto Cup," which fires off today at San Lazaro.


The talented four-year-old bay colt owned by Hermie Esguerra is coming off an impressive victory in the First Gentleman Silver Cup where he outclassed this year’s Triple Crown hopeful Silver Story. 


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                    [Title] => W Blown fancied in Prieto Cup race
                    [Summary] => Ranged against a lean field he had dominated in the past, Wind Blown is heavily favored to run away with the guaranteed top purse of P300,000 in the 24th staging of the 1867 Founders’ Cup, now known as the "Prieto Cup," which fires off today at San Lazaro.


The talented four-year-old bay colt owned by Hermie Esguerra is coming off an impressive victory in the First Gentleman Silver Cup where he outclassed this year’s Triple Crown hopeful Silver Story. 


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                    [Title] => Power Drive stuns fancied rivals
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Speedster Power Drive brandished awesome power over the 15/16-mile distance and
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Hippodrome.

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Hobby, last year
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                    [Title] => Batangas Entry clinches Drilon Cup over Lyonnais
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                    [Title] => Always Florence twits Bidang Bida
                    [Summary] => Always Florence ruled the kickoff leg of the Juvenile Colts Championship yesterday, outsprinting Nuts Again in the early going and then holding off the rallying Bidang Bida down the stretch to win the top purse of P240,000 at San Lazaro.


Superbly handled by jockey Norberto Calingasan, Always Florence,  the talented bay colt by Ricky P. out of Centerpiece, overcame a shaky start and engaged noted speedster Nuts Again in a neck-and-neck duel in the short 900-meter race.


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                    [Title] => Wind Blown humbles lean field in Prieto Cup
                    [Summary] => Outstanding favorite Wind Blown showed too much class over the field yesterday when he ruled the 24th staging of the Founders’ Day stakes race – also known as the Prieto Cup – at the San Lazaro Hippodrome.


Hermie Esguerra’s Wind Blown, running second behind Project Genesis in the early goings, took the lead for good passing through the clubhouse turn and increased his lead down the backstretch en route to a convincing seven-length victory over Super Sharp.


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                    [Title] => W Blown fancied in Prieto Cup race
                    [Summary] => Ranged against a lean field he had dominated in the past, Wind Blown is heavily favored to run away with the guaranteed top purse of P300,000 in the 24th staging of the 1867 Founders’ Cup, now known as the "Prieto Cup," which fires off today at San Lazaro.


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                    [Title] => W Blown fancied in Prieto Cup race
                    [Summary] => Ranged against a lean field he had dominated in the past, Wind Blown is heavily favored to run away with the guaranteed top purse of P300,000 in the 24th staging of the 1867 Founders’ Cup, now known as the "Prieto Cup," which fires off today at San Lazaro.


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                    [Title] => Power Drive stuns fancied rivals
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Speedster Power Drive brandished awesome power over the 15/16-mile distance and
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victory in the 26th Philracom Anniversary Cup yesterday at the San Lazaro
Hippodrome.

It was indeed a stunning win by Power Drive, the seven-year-old male chestnut
charger by Sal's Shuttle out of Pompierre who had to endure the early challenge
by the quick-starting Magnificent Seven before thwarting Charlemagne and Gold
Edition down the stretch to bag the top prize of P300,000 for owner George
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Batangas Entry clinches Drilon Cup over Lyonnais

February 18, 2002 - 12:00am

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...

Sports

Always Florence twits Bidang Bida

August 6, 2001 - 12:00am

Always Florence ruled the kickoff leg of the Juvenile Colts Championship yesterday, outsprinting Nuts Again in the early going and then holding off the rallying Bidang Bida down the stretch to win the top purse of...

Sports

Wind Blown humbles lean field in Prieto Cup

May 27, 2001 - 12:00am

Outstanding favorite Wind Blown showed too much class over the field yesterday when he ruled the 24th staging of the Founders’ Day stakes race –...

Sports

W Blown fancied in Prieto Cup race

May 27, 2001 - 12:00am

Ranged against a lean field he had dominated in the past, Wind Blown is heavily favored to run away with the guaranteed top purse of P300,000 in the 24th staging of the 1867 Founders’ Cup, now known as the "Prieto...

Sports

W Blown fancied in Prieto Cup race

May 26, 2001 - 12:00am

Ranged against a lean field he had dominated in the past, Wind Blown is heavily favored to run away with the guaranteed top purse of P300,000 in the 24th staging of the 1867 Founders’ Cup, now known as the "Prieto...

Sports

Power Drive stuns fancied rivals

By by Ramon Romualdez | March 20, 2000 - 12:00am

Speedster Power Drive brandished awesome power over the 15/16-mile distance and humbled fancied Hobby and Streets of Gold to pull off a stirring wire-to-wire victory in the 26th Philracom Anniversary Cup yesterday...

Sports