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                    [Title] => No clear favorite in Presidential Gold Cup
                    [Summary] => The 33rd running of the prestigious PCSO Presidential Gold Cup looms as a wide-open contest for first as no clear favorite has emerged from the 10 official starters set to parade to the post today at the San Lazaro Leisure Park.


Much like last year, the battle for supremacy for the country’s most coveted Cup appears to be too close to call, an anybody’s horse race with more than half of the starters capable of pulling-off a king-size victory over the classic 2,000-meter distance.


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                    [Title] => Imported, local horses clash today
                    [Summary] => Premium will be on stamina when a merry mix of imported and local horses vie for the top P1 million purse in the Classic Open Championship, a post-Christmas Day special, set today at the Santa Ana Park.


Sexiest and American Woman, two of the top imported chargers in the land today, head the foreign-bred  horses that include Being There, Crystal Show, Stowaway Lass and coupled entries Real Slew and Neat Laurel.


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                    [Title] => Success Story a big success
                    [Summary] => Talk about success stories in big-time racing.


Hardly drawing a challenge in front, speedster Success Story fashioned out one of the most stunning victories in long-distance racing as he beat heavily-favored Red Star Rising and Free Wind to rule the Commissioner’s Cup yesterday at the Santa Ana Park.


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                    [Title] => Free Wind races like the wind, wins Freedom Cup
                    [Summary] => Free Wind won the Freedom Cup stakes race as outstanding favorite Red Star Rising came up short in the stretch yesterday at the San Lazaro Leisure Park in Carmona, Cavite.


Setting out as a far second choice in a field of 11, Free Wind took the lead going into the final straight and then gamely held on in the face of a strong but late homestretch run by Red Star Rising to win the 1750-meter race on a hot, windy afternoon.


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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] => Red Star repeats over West Bound
                    [Summary] => Red Star Rising proved yesterday his Presidential Gold Cup conquest of West Bound was no fluke as the former beat the latter in a thrilling photo finish for the Philracom Open Classic championship at the San Lazaro Park in Carmona, Cavite.


The three-year-old chestnut male of Khozaam out of Ito’s Choice repeated over West Bound by a nose, winning the top prize of P1 million for owner Michael Trillana.


The top favorite but eventual second placer West Bound won P376,000 for owner C&H Enterprises.


Buena Sera came in third and Diktador fourth.


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                    [Title] => Top gallopers cross paths in Philracom Open Classic
                    [Summary] => The battle for the year’s top racing honors has come down to a thrilling rematch between two of the hottest gallopers in the land, an emerging track superstar seeking outright validation and the consensus heir apparent to local racing’s vacated throne, as they cross paths anew in this afternoon’s featured running of the Philracom Open Classic Championship at the San Lazaro Leisure Park in Carmona, Cavite.


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                    [Title] => Red Star also rises to claim racing’s richest purse
                    [Summary] => Red Star Rising rose above a star-studded field that included the best gallopers in the land today as he snatched the richest purse ever staked in the local racing by ruling the Presidential Gold Cup before a stunned Sunday crowd at the San Lazaro Leisure Park in Carmona, Cavite.


Under the reins of jockey Manolito Daquis, the three-year-old colt by Khozaam out of Ito’s Choice outduelled fancied West Bound in the last 150 meters to pull off a thrilling half-length victory over the top favorite and pocket the top P2 million prize for owner Michael Trillana.


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                    [Title] => West Bound, Diktador banner ‘Road to TC’ race
                    [Summary] => It will be a toss-up among West Bound, Diktador and Success Story when the second leg of the Road to Triple Crown is held at the Santa Ana Park today.


But five other chargers, including coupled entries Reigns Supreme and High Octaber are out to spoil their bid, making the centerpiece event of today’s program truly a race to watch.


A guaranteed prize of P450,000 is at stake in the Philracom-sponsored event, to be run over 1,600-meter distance, and which serves as a tuneup for this year’s Triple Crown hopefuls.


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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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RED STAR RISING

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                    [Title] => No clear favorite in Presidential Gold Cup
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Much like last year, the battle for supremacy for the country’s most coveted Cup appears to be too close to call, an anybody’s horse race with more than half of the starters capable of pulling-off a king-size victory over the classic 2,000-meter distance.


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                    [Title] => Imported, local horses clash today
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Sexiest and American Woman, two of the top imported chargers in the land today, head the foreign-bred  horses that include Being There, Crystal Show, Stowaway Lass and coupled entries Real Slew and Neat Laurel.


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                    [Title] => Success Story a big success
                    [Summary] => Talk about success stories in big-time racing.


Hardly drawing a challenge in front, speedster Success Story fashioned out one of the most stunning victories in long-distance racing as he beat heavily-favored Red Star Rising and Free Wind to rule the Commissioner’s Cup yesterday at the Santa Ana Park.


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                    [Title] => Free Wind races like the wind, wins Freedom Cup
                    [Summary] => Free Wind won the Freedom Cup stakes race as outstanding favorite Red Star Rising came up short in the stretch yesterday at the San Lazaro Leisure Park in Carmona, Cavite.


Setting out as a far second choice in a field of 11, Free Wind took the lead going into the final straight and then gamely held on in the face of a strong but late homestretch run by Red Star Rising to win the 1750-meter race on a hot, windy afternoon.


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                    [Title] => P1-M Freedom Cup race today
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                    [Title] => Red Star repeats over West Bound
                    [Summary] => Red Star Rising proved yesterday his Presidential Gold Cup conquest of West Bound was no fluke as the former beat the latter in a thrilling photo finish for the Philracom Open Classic championship at the San Lazaro Park in Carmona, Cavite.


The three-year-old chestnut male of Khozaam out of Ito’s Choice repeated over West Bound by a nose, winning the top prize of P1 million for owner Michael Trillana.


The top favorite but eventual second placer West Bound won P376,000 for owner C&H Enterprises.


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                    [Title] => Top gallopers cross paths in Philracom Open Classic
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                    [Title] => Red Star also rises to claim racing’s richest purse
                    [Summary] => Red Star Rising rose above a star-studded field that included the best gallopers in the land today as he snatched the richest purse ever staked in the local racing by ruling the Presidential Gold Cup before a stunned Sunday crowd at the San Lazaro Leisure Park in Carmona, Cavite.


Under the reins of jockey Manolito Daquis, the three-year-old colt by Khozaam out of Ito’s Choice outduelled fancied West Bound in the last 150 meters to pull off a thrilling half-length victory over the top favorite and pocket the top P2 million prize for owner Michael Trillana.


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                    [Title] => West Bound, Diktador banner ‘Road to TC’ race
                    [Summary] => It will be a toss-up among West Bound, Diktador and Success Story when the second leg of the Road to Triple Crown is held at the Santa Ana Park today.


But five other chargers, including coupled entries Reigns Supreme and High Octaber are out to spoil their bid, making the centerpiece event of today’s program truly a race to watch.


A guaranteed prize of P450,000 is at stake in the Philracom-sponsored event, to be run over 1,600-meter distance, and which serves as a tuneup for this year’s Triple Crown hopefuls.


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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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