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                    [Title] => Third time for Wind Blown in PSA Awards
                    [Summary] => A Class A jockey, a thoroughbred well loved by the Bayang Karerista and the association overseeing the multi-billion horse racing industry join the honor roll of sports achievers to be cited by the Philippine Sportswriters Association (PSA) during its Annual Awards Night on Jan. 9 at the Manila Pavilion. For the second  time in three years, Patty Dilema was named jockey of the year, becoming one of the few two-time winners of the award being given every year by the country‚s oldest media organization.


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                    [Title] => De kalibreng hineta kasama sa listahan ng PSA Awards Night
                    [Summary] => Isang de-kalibreng hinete na minahal ng Bayang Karerista na nagpatabo ng multi-billion sa horse racing industry ang makakasama sa listahan ng mga sports achievers na kikilalanin ng Philippijne Sportswriters Association (PSA) sa darating na Annual Awards Night sa Enero 9 sa Manila Pavilion.


At sa ikalawang pagkakataon sa nakalipas na tatlong taon, muling hinirang si Patty Dilema na Jockey of the Year, na isa lang sa two-time winners ng nasabing award na ipinamimigay kada taon ng pinakamatandang media organization sa bansa.


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                    [Title] => Wind Blown racefest  unwraps at Santa Ana
                    [Summary] => The biggest honor to be bestowed upon any local racehorse unfolds today  when the "Wind Blown Racing Festival" gets going before another expected mammoth crowd at the Santa Ana Park


At the center of today’s festivities is Wind Blown, Hermie Esguerra’s champion galloper who will be making his farewell gallop as he winds up an illustrious career unprecedented in local racing history.


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                    [Title] => Wind Blown honored in racing festival at Sta. Ana
                    [Summary] => Philippine racing’s most celebrated galloper Wind Blown will be honored on Dec. 7 during the Wind Blown Racing Festival, a one day spectacle fostering unity among the various industry sectors and top-notch thoroughbred action, at the Santa Ana Park.


No less than Wind Blown’s owner, prominent sportsman Hermie Esguerra, is organizing the affair in tribute to the multi-titled horse who has caught every racing fan’s fancy over a spectacular career that spanned for four years.


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                    [Title] => Philtobo-Mitra Cup underway
                    [Summary] => Racing action at the Santa Ana Park shifts to high gear when the fourth Philtobo-Mitra Cup Championships unfolds today with Wind Blown, Midnight Lady and Don Paolo spearheading a bunch of classy gallopers flexing their muscles in their respective divisions.


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                    [Title] => Wind Blown, M Lady, Don Paolo top picks
                    [Summary] => Champion local galloper Wind Blown, streaking import Midnight Lady and classy juvenile Don Paolo head the star-studded field competing in the highly-awaited fourth running of the Philtobo-Mitra Cup Championships on Nov. 9 at the Santa Ana Park. 


Fresh from winning his comeback race, Wind Blown struts his wares anew in the Classic which drew five other veteran campaigners, among them last year’s Presidential Gold Cup winner Free Wind and 2001 Triple Crown titlist Silver Story.


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                    [Title] => G Ballet waltzes over blown 3-peat bid
                    [Summary] => Golden Ballet and jockey Jonathan Hernandez pulled off a dancing coup at the Santa Ana Park yesterday, blowing away Wind Blown’s three-peat bid with a strong finishing kick and snatching the whopping P1.1 million prize in the First Gentleman’s Silver Cup.


"Pare-pareho namang magagaling ang mga kabayong iyan, pero siempre malaking bagay din ang diskarte ng hinete," said First Gentleman Mike Arroyo, referring to Hernandez’s A-1 riding style that has been the trademark of the talented jockey’s career.


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                    [Title] => Wind Blown guns for 3-peat
                    [Summary] => It’s all systems go for local racing’s summer classic as the Philippine Charity Sweepstakes Office (PCSO), in cooperation with the Philippine Racing Club, Inc. (PRCI), sets the stage for tomorrow’s much-awaited running of the eighth PCSO First Gentleman’s Silver Cup at the Santa Ana Park.


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                    [Title] => Wind Blown dominates lean field
                    [Summary] => Wind Blown scored an expected romp in the Senate President’s Cup, dominating a lean field and literally running away with the top P600,000 purse in a fitting victory that highlighted the final day of racing at San Lazaro yesterday.


The long layoff, the heavy handicap weight, the punishing 2,000-meter distance and the pressure put up by Catwalk Pia in the early going proved no burden for the massive charger who simply galloped home to victory unopposed.


Wind Blown turned in a 2:09 clocking with fraction times of 25-25-26’-25-27’.


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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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WIND BLOWN

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                    [Title] => De kalibreng hineta kasama sa listahan ng PSA Awards Night
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At sa ikalawang pagkakataon sa nakalipas na tatlong taon, muling hinirang si Patty Dilema na Jockey of the Year, na isa lang sa two-time winners ng nasabing award na ipinamimigay kada taon ng pinakamatandang media organization sa bansa.


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                    [Title] => Wind Blown racefest  unwraps at Santa Ana
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                    [Title] => Wind Blown honored in racing festival at Sta. Ana
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No less than Wind Blown’s owner, prominent sportsman Hermie Esguerra, is organizing the affair in tribute to the multi-titled horse who has caught every racing fan’s fancy over a spectacular career that spanned for four years.


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                    [Title] => Philtobo-Mitra Cup underway
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                    [Title] => Wind Blown, M Lady, Don Paolo top picks
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Fresh from winning his comeback race, Wind Blown struts his wares anew in the Classic which drew five other veteran campaigners, among them last year’s Presidential Gold Cup winner Free Wind and 2001 Triple Crown titlist Silver Story.


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                    [Title] => G Ballet waltzes over blown 3-peat bid
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"Pare-pareho namang magagaling ang mga kabayong iyan, pero siempre malaking bagay din ang diskarte ng hinete," said First Gentleman Mike Arroyo, referring to Hernandez’s A-1 riding style that has been the trademark of the talented jockey’s career.


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                    [Title] => Wind Blown guns for 3-peat
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The long layoff, the heavy handicap weight, the punishing 2,000-meter distance and the pressure put up by Catwalk Pia in the early going proved no burden for the massive charger who simply galloped home to victory unopposed.


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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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