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[Title] => MJCI diversifies into hotel, resort development
[Summary] => Publicly-listed property and horse racing operator Manila Jockey Club Inc. (MJCI) is aggressively moving towards the hospitality and tourism sectors with plans to build two world-class hotels at a combined cost of P1.5 billion as well as acquire an 80-hectare beach resort in Negros Occidental.
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[Title] => Ayala Land to spend P5B for dev’t of San Lazaro racetrack
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[DatePublished] => 2007-07-27 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Ma. Elisa Osorio
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[Title] => MJC gets nod to hold horse races at new Carmona site
[Summary] => The Manila Jockey Club (MJC) gained approval yesterday from the Philippine Racing Commission (PRC) for the conduct of horseracing at the new San Lazaro Leisure Park in Carmona, Cavite.
MJC corporate information officer Peter Francis Zagala also told the Philippine Stock Exchange that with their relocation to a bigger site, it has engaged the services of the Pennsylvania-based United Tote for the supply and operation of a totalizator system for MJC’s betting operations.
[DatePublished] => 2003-04-02 00:00:00
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[Title] => MJC posts P82.4M net income in 2002
[Summary] => The Manila Jockey Club (MJC) remained on the profit track last year as its net income reached P82.4 million, lower than the previous year as the company prepares to relocate its operations from Manila to Cavite.
In 2001, MJC — the operator of the 16-hectare San Lazaro Hippodrome in Sta. Cruz, Manila — recorded a turnaround as it earned about P390 million, on improved revenues of P2.89 billion from its gaming business.
During the two prior years, MJC posted losses of P16.28 million and P26.327 million in 1999 and 2000, respectively.
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[Title] => PRCI posts P46.3 million in single day
[Summary] => The Philippine Racing Club, Inc. (PRCI), operator of Santa Ana Park, ended its yearlong racing program with a bang last Sunday when it posted a new sales record of P46.3 million to once again reaffirm its claim as the country’s premier race club.
The new record easily surpassed the previous high of P44.7 million set by the Manila Jockey Club, Inc. (MJCI), operator of San Lazaro Hippodrome, last June 24 during annual staging of the Gran Copa de Manila.
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[Title] => Substitute jockey steers Wind Blown to victory
[Summary] => Replacement jockey John Cordero passed his test with flying colors yesterday as he steered Wind Blown to a smashing six-length victory in the Philracom Xmas Invitational Race (Group 1) at the San Lazaro Hippodrome.
Cordero took the saddle in favor of Fernando Racquel, Wind Blown’s regular rider. He did pretty well on board the superhorse and seemed to have gained the approval of owner Hermie Esguerra as they head toward the Presidential Gold Cup race on Dec. 22.
[DatePublished] => 2002-12-09 00:00:00
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[Title] => P1-M Philracom Christmas invitational to cap weeklong racing
[Summary] => Exciting thoroughbred racing action starts a day earlier at the San Lazaro Hippodrome as the Manila Jockey Club Inc. (MJCI), the country’s premier race club, sets off six days of racing with a topnotch card of nine twilight races starting tonight.
MJCI is holding the extra racing day to make up for one scheduled card that was cancelled last April due to a fire that razed several stables adjacent to the San Lazaro race track.
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[Title] => Illegal bookies hamper growth of horse racing
[Summary] => The horse racing industry in the country has seen its growth through the years.
And it will continue its progress should irregularities in the business be lessen.
Like illegal bookies, for example.
"We will grow some more if we can stop illegal bettings," admitted the president of the Metropolitan Association of Race Horseowners (MARHO) himself, Aristeo ‘Putch’ Puyat, in a special appearance before the PSA Forum at the Holiday Inn yesterday.
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[Title] => Presidential Gold Cup unveils Dec. 22
[Summary] => The best gallopers in the land take their stab at local racing’s holy grail as they vie for the blue-ribbon PCSO Presidential Gold Cup, the country’s richest and most prestigious horse race set to flag-off on Dec. 22 at the San Lazaro Hippodrome.
The finals day of nomination to the classic has been set on Nov. 19 with a P15,000 fee, while the finals day of declaration would be on Nov. 22 at P20,000 per entry at the PCSO Draw and Races Department.
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[Title] => Free Wind gains two-length victory at San Lazaro
[Summary] => Free Wind lived up to expectations yesterday when he posted a two-length victory in the Don Juan de Manila Derby at the San Lazaro Hippodrome.
The three-year-old galloper ridden by JT Zarate won the 1,900-m race in 2:00.5 with quartertimes of 17’-24’-27-24’-27 and took home the P600,000 top purse for his owner.
Coming in second and winning P225,000 was San Diego Force, followed by Mighty Strong and Magical Mark. — Ramon Romualdez
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SAN LAZARO HIPPODROME
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[Title] => MJCI diversifies into hotel, resort development
[Summary] => Publicly-listed property and horse racing operator Manila Jockey Club Inc. (MJCI) is aggressively moving towards the hospitality and tourism sectors with plans to build two world-class hotels at a combined cost of P1.5 billion as well as acquire an 80-hectare beach resort in Negros Occidental.
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[Title] => Ayala Land to spend P5B for dev’t of San Lazaro racetrack
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[AuthorID] => 1480108
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[ArticleID] => 201198
[Title] => MJC gets nod to hold horse races at new Carmona site
[Summary] => The Manila Jockey Club (MJC) gained approval yesterday from the Philippine Racing Commission (PRC) for the conduct of horseracing at the new San Lazaro Leisure Park in Carmona, Cavite.
MJC corporate information officer Peter Francis Zagala also told the Philippine Stock Exchange that with their relocation to a bigger site, it has engaged the services of the Pennsylvania-based United Tote for the supply and operation of a totalizator system for MJC’s betting operations.
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[Title] => MJC posts P82.4M net income in 2002
[Summary] => The Manila Jockey Club (MJC) remained on the profit track last year as its net income reached P82.4 million, lower than the previous year as the company prepares to relocate its operations from Manila to Cavite.
In 2001, MJC — the operator of the 16-hectare San Lazaro Hippodrome in Sta. Cruz, Manila — recorded a turnaround as it earned about P390 million, on improved revenues of P2.89 billion from its gaming business.
During the two prior years, MJC posted losses of P16.28 million and P26.327 million in 1999 and 2000, respectively.
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[Title] => PRCI posts P46.3 million in single day
[Summary] => The Philippine Racing Club, Inc. (PRCI), operator of Santa Ana Park, ended its yearlong racing program with a bang last Sunday when it posted a new sales record of P46.3 million to once again reaffirm its claim as the country’s premier race club.
The new record easily surpassed the previous high of P44.7 million set by the Manila Jockey Club, Inc. (MJCI), operator of San Lazaro Hippodrome, last June 24 during annual staging of the Gran Copa de Manila.
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[Title] => Substitute jockey steers Wind Blown to victory
[Summary] => Replacement jockey John Cordero passed his test with flying colors yesterday as he steered Wind Blown to a smashing six-length victory in the Philracom Xmas Invitational Race (Group 1) at the San Lazaro Hippodrome.
Cordero took the saddle in favor of Fernando Racquel, Wind Blown’s regular rider. He did pretty well on board the superhorse and seemed to have gained the approval of owner Hermie Esguerra as they head toward the Presidential Gold Cup race on Dec. 22.
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[Title] => P1-M Philracom Christmas invitational to cap weeklong racing
[Summary] => Exciting thoroughbred racing action starts a day earlier at the San Lazaro Hippodrome as the Manila Jockey Club Inc. (MJCI), the country’s premier race club, sets off six days of racing with a topnotch card of nine twilight races starting tonight.
MJCI is holding the extra racing day to make up for one scheduled card that was cancelled last April due to a fire that razed several stables adjacent to the San Lazaro race track.
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[Title] => Illegal bookies hamper growth of horse racing
[Summary] => The horse racing industry in the country has seen its growth through the years.
And it will continue its progress should irregularities in the business be lessen.
Like illegal bookies, for example.
"We will grow some more if we can stop illegal bettings," admitted the president of the Metropolitan Association of Race Horseowners (MARHO) himself, Aristeo ‘Putch’ Puyat, in a special appearance before the PSA Forum at the Holiday Inn yesterday.
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[Title] => Presidential Gold Cup unveils Dec. 22
[Summary] => The best gallopers in the land take their stab at local racing’s holy grail as they vie for the blue-ribbon PCSO Presidential Gold Cup, the country’s richest and most prestigious horse race set to flag-off on Dec. 22 at the San Lazaro Hippodrome.
The finals day of nomination to the classic has been set on Nov. 19 with a P15,000 fee, while the finals day of declaration would be on Nov. 22 at P20,000 per entry at the PCSO Draw and Races Department.
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[Title] => Free Wind gains two-length victory at San Lazaro
[Summary] => Free Wind lived up to expectations yesterday when he posted a two-length victory in the Don Juan de Manila Derby at the San Lazaro Hippodrome.
The three-year-old galloper ridden by JT Zarate won the 1,900-m race in 2:00.5 with quartertimes of 17’-24’-27-24’-27 and took home the P600,000 top purse for his owner.
Coming in second and winning P225,000 was San Diego Force, followed by Mighty Strong and Magical Mark. — Ramon Romualdez
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