2010 15th marho cup (marho kinse) souvenir magazine

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THE OFFICIAL 15THSOUVENIRMAGAZINE

Santa Ana Park, Naic, Cavite

23-28 November 2010

A Celebration of 15 Years of the San Miguel Beer - MARHO Cup Championships

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MARHO Cup 2010Souvenir Magazine

Published by the Metropolitan Association of Race Horse Owners (MARHO)

Address: 10/F EGI Tower, Taft Ave. corner Buendia Ave., Pasay City

Tel. No.: (63-2) 566-3923Email: [email protected]

JENNY ORTUOSTEManaging Editor

JAS LALOGCreative Director

BARRY PASCUAContributor

JOSIE CHENILLAERIC BORJA

ONOFRE ADDUCUL CESAR JAVIER

MARHO Staffers

JOSELITO VILELLAPhotographer

ALEX ALCASIDEditorial Assistant

Copyright 2010, MARHO.All materials published in the 2010 MARHO Cup Souvenir Magazine are copyrighted and no part of this publication may be reproduced without written consent from the publisher. The views expressed by contributors are not necessarily those of the publisher.

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MARHO Cup 2010 �

MARHO Cup 2010Souvenir Magazine

Published by the Metropolitan Association of Race Horse Owners (MARHO)

Address: 10/F EGI Tower, Taft Ave. corner Buendia Ave., Pasay City

Tel. No.: (63-2) 566-3923Email: [email protected]

JENNY ORTUOSTEManaging Editor

JAS LALOGCreative Director

BARRY PASCUAContributor

JOSIE CHENILLAERIC BORJA

ONOFRE ADDUCUL CESAR JAVIER

MARHO Staffers

JOSELITO VILELLAPhotographer

ALEX ALCASIDEditorial Assistant

Copyright 2010, MARHO.All materials published in the 2010 MARHO Cup Souvenir Magazine are copyrighted and no part of this publication may be reproduced without written consent from the publisher. The views expressed by contributors are not necessarily those of the publisher.

CONTENTS

Messages 5-19

Race Conditions 21

MARHO Kinse: A Celebration of Racing 22

Race Replay – MARHO Jade Anniversary Races 26

Championship Races Preview 29-36

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3005 H. Santos St., Carmona, Makati City 1207 b Telefax (63-2) 897-1459 b Website www.marho.org

ERIC R. TAGLEPresident

Coun. mACARIo AsIsTIoDirector

ATTY. RAmon s. BAGATsInG JR.VP-Business Development &

special Projects Corporate secretary

LEonARDo m. JAVIER JR.Chairman

VICToR FERRER JR.Auditor

ConG. AmADo s. BAGATsInGDirector

JosE mARI A. FRAnCoDirector

VICEnTE Go BonDirector

EmmAnuEL A. sAnTosVice-President for membership

AnTonIo V. TAn JR.Vice-President for Racing

EnRIQuE D. JAVIERDirector

ConG. JECI LAPusDirector

JEsus RAmon mAmonDirector

RoBERT RAmIREZDirector

Metropolitan Association of Race Horse Owners (MARHO)BOARD OF DIRECTORS

AnTonIo G. DE uBAGo JR.Executive Vice-President and Treasurer

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Message

Each year, when the time for the MARHO Cup Championships rolls around, I am always amazed at how far this event has come, how big it has grown, and how much status it has acquired as a premier sporting event.

This event began as a simple idea born from the brainstorming of MARHO president emeritus Aristeo “Putch” Puyat and myself way back in 1996. Putch and I are both horseowners and breeders, and at the time we sought a way to promote breeding as an activity among horseowners.

There weren’t a lot of us breeders at the time, and there were many obstacles and challenges to setting up our breeding operations. Yet we stuck it out, doing our best to upgrade local bloodstock by importing horses of quality lineages from abroad, investing what we could in order to bring to this country the best and most successful bloodlines from international racing.

And now, it has been fifteen years since the first time Putch and I stood on a makeshift stage at the old Santa Ana Park in Makati City and handed out trophies. Time does fly when you’re having fun!

I am amazed – and filled with pride and happiness for work well done, and with profoundest gratitude for the outpouring of support from the racing community and sponsors each year.

MARHO’s annual staging of the championships since 1996 is made possible by the presence of reliable and loyal sponsors, to whom we extend our thanks – San Miguel Corporation, Philippine Racing Commission, and Philippine Racing Club.

We are also grateful for the participation once more of the Philippine Charity Sweepstakes Office, Hygain Feeds, and the Ciara Marie Foundation.

Despite the economic crisis, these are exciting times for the sport, and for us breeders and horseowners, the challenge remains to push the envelope further, erase boundaries, and set the standards even higher as we seek to breed horses that are stronger, faster, better.

MARHO Cup Kinse - has it been that long? We feel we’ve only begun. There is still much to do, and we look forward to the future with high hopes.

Celebrate horseracing with us this MARHO Cup week as we once more showcase the best Philippine-bred horses in six championship races, and quality local, island-born, and imports in over forty trophy races.

Come, the horses are at the gate!

LeONaRDO M. JaVIeR Jr. Chairman

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MessageWelcome, participants, sponsors, guests, and racing fans, to MARHO Kinse: the fifteenth

running of the MARHO Cup Championships.

Over the years, the event has gone from strength to strength and is now the premier racing festival on the calendar. We know this would not have been possible without everyone’s support.

MARHO thanks its sponsors: San Miguel Corporation and its chairman and CEO, Eduardo M. Cojuangco Jr., and its president Ramon S. Ang, for supporting the MARHO Cup Championships since its inception in 1996, allowing the branding tie-up of SMC’s San Miguel Beer with this flagship activity of the MARHO;

Philippine Racing Commission chairman Atty. Jose Ferdinand M. Rojas II and commissioners Atty. Victor Tantoco, Dr. Reynaldo Fernando, Eduardo Domingo Jr., and James Irving Paman for Philracom’s reliable assistance throughout the years, not only by way of this event but in other matters related to the industry;

Philippine Charity Sweepstakes Office chairman Margarita P. Juico for the PCSO’s kind participation once more;

Philippine Racing Club president Solomon Cua and executive vice-president and COO Atty. Ramon P. Ereñeta Jr. for making Santa Ana Park a welcoming venue for the MARHO races, providing financial and logistical support as the MARHO’s home track;

Past MARHO president, Mayor Benhur Abalos, for his staunch and loyal dedication to MARHO by way of entering in the races and giving sponsorship for two trophy races via his Hygain Feeds and the Ciara Marie Foundation;

And to our other sponsors and participants, our deepest gratitude for helping us make the staging of the MARHO Cup Races this year a reality.

Last September, MARHO held its election of officers and I was honored by the membership by being chosen to serve MARHO once more, formerly as its executive vice-president and now as its new president. I pledge to uphold MARHO’s traditions, first and foremost of which is the never-ending vigilance on industry matters, always seeking the best for the collective good of racing community.

Friends, we hope you enjoy this year’s MARHO Cup races, and may good fortune and blessings be ours to share.

eRIC R. TagLe President

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Message

Welcome, everyone, to the 15th MARHO Cup Championships, a most significant occasion in the history of the MARHO.

When this program was launched as the MARHO Breeders’ Cup in 1996 during my term as MARHO president, little did I know what a huge event it would eventually become. I had hoped for this, of course, and realized it had the potential to expand, yet the reality of how enormous it is now still fills me with mixed emotions of wonder, pleasure, and pride.

Yet it is also with humility that I reflect upon how successful the MARHO Cup program is now. It is only with the support of kind-hearted sponsors that the event can offer, yearly, generous prize money as incentives for owners and breeders of local-bred horses via the six championship races. It is with the enthusiastic participation of horseowners and the tireless assistance of the racing club that the races are formed and conducted. My thanks to all of you for your support of and trust in MARHO all these years.

Apart from incentivizing local breeding, MARHO also encourages the further development of local Philippine bloodstock through importation by organizing trophy races that imports and island-born horses may join.

In this integrative manner, MARHO does its share to promote and uplift the allied activities of horseracing and Thoroughbred breeding.

This year, please join us as we bring you once again the best of Philippine racing, as we celebrate our mutual enjoyment of the sport through the MARHO Kinse event.

aRIsTeO g. PUYaT President Emeritus

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Message

Warmest greetings to the Metropolitan Association of Race Horse Owners (MARHO) on your staging of the 2010 MARHO Cup Championships.

Acknowledged the centerpiece event of the country’s horseracing and breeding industry since its inception in 1996, this festival showcases the best thoroughbred horses in the country.

As your founding chairman, I am truly glad that you have continued our thrust to provide support for the needs of horseowners and breeders in the industry. Indeed, your association has grown by leaps and bounds since we pushed in 1974 for the creation of a specialized group that would support the growing sport of horseracing.

As a long-time horse breeder and a horseracing aficionado myself, I am happy that we have organizations like the MARHO in the Philippines that would assist horseowners and breeders and promote the sport in the country.

Mabuhay and more power to all of you!

eDUaRDO M. COJUaNgCO JR.

Chairman and CEO, San Miguel Corporation Founding Chairman, MARHO

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Message

Cordial greetings to the Metropolitan Association of Race Horse Owners, Inc. (MARHO) as you hold the 2010 MARHO Cup.

The MARHO Cup, now on its 15th year, has always been sponsored by San Miguel Corporation ever since its inception. Aptly renamed as the San Miguel Beer-MARHO Cup, it will also have two of the six championship races named after San Miguel as proof of this enduring partnership.

MARHO’s staging of the event through the years, with SMC’s support, has contributed much to the improvement of the sport in terms of performance and track times as the generous prize money gives incentives to horseowners and breeders to acquire quality bloodstock.

May you continue revitalizing the horse racing and breeding industry by giving annual awards and recognition to champion horses, jockeys and trainers.

Best wishes to the directors and members of MARHO for another successful racing festival!

RaMON s. aNg President and COO


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Message

Warm greetings to the Metropolitan Association of Race Horse Owners on the occasion of its 15th MARHO Cup Championship racing festival!

Last year, the Philippine Racing Commission was pleased to support the MARHO’s milestone 35th anniversary edition of the MARHO Breeders’ Cup races. This year, MARHO celebrates yet another momentous landmark in its history. Kudos to the organization’s directors and members who tirelessly work to stage the event in the face of economic constraints and other challenges.

Philracom is one of the consistent sponsors of this annual event that brings to the fore the talents of the country’s best Thoroughbreds, the produce of the local breeding ranches from the best imported bloodstock breeders can afford, as well as from local champions.

Via the MARHO Cup Championship program, incentives are provided to those concerned to uphold to the highest ideals of excellence and sportsmanship as we work together to uplift and promote the sport of horseracing.

In behalf of the Philippine Racing Commission, congratulations to MARHO and our warmest wishes for the success of this event and its future endeavours!

JOSEFERDINANDM.ROJASII Chairman


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Philippine Racing Club, Inc.


Message The 15th edition of the MARHO Breeders’ Cup on November 23-28, 2010 is a much anticipated

event this year, coming as it does amidst challenging times for most sectors in general, and the horseracing industry, in particular. Indeed, through all the peaks and troughs of the economic backdrop for horseracing over the years, the MARHO Breeders’ Cup serves as a testament to the enduring spirit of the sport of kings in this country.

As the host club of the MARHO Breeders’ Cup, the Philippine Racing Club, Incorporated is heartened by this partnership with the organization that has seen fit to honor locally-bred and home-grown equine talents of the tracks. Horse breeding in the country continues to flourish and to produce new track stars owing mainly to the passion of Filipino horse owners and breeders for the sport. MARHO is to be commended for continuing this tradition of honoring the best locally-bred horses thereby also sustaining interest in horse breeding in the country.

We salute MARHO for its unwavering commitment to the horseracing industry and we, together with the bayang karerista look forward to the excitement of competitive races among the best during this year’s Breeders Cup festival.

SOLOMONCUA President&ChiefExecutiveOfficer

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PHILTOBO Philippine Thoroughbred Owners and Breeders’ Organization, Inc.

BOaRD OF DIReCTORs

Antonio O. Floirendo Sr.Chairman Emeritus

Antonio M. LagdameoChairman

Bienvenido C. Niles Jr.President

Francisco P.V. CaycoVice-President for Administration

Emmanuel A. Santos

Vice-President for Racing

Juanito Y. TionlocTreasurer

Kerby G. ChuaAugusto S. De JesusRobert A. Francisco

David C. LeeLeandro M. Naval

Mohammed B. NordinMariano V. Tirona

Rene V. VilloriaManuel G. Viray

Albert L.YamDirectors

__________________________________________________________________________Gate 2 PRCI Compd., A.P. Reyes St., Carmona, Makati City; Telefax (632)899-8313; Website: www.philtobo.com

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BOaRD OF DIReCTORs

Antonio O. Floirendo Sr.Chairman Emeritus

Antonio M. LagdameoChairman

Bienvenido C. Niles Jr.President

Francisco P.V. CaycoVice-President for Administration

Emmanuel A. Santos

Vice-President for Racing

Juanito Y. TionlocTreasurer

Kerby G. ChuaAugusto S. De JesusRobert A. Francisco

David C. LeeLeandro M. Naval

Mohammed B. NordinMariano V. Tirona

Rene V. VilloriaManuel G. Viray

Albert L.YamDirectors

__________________________________________________________________________Gate 2 PRCI Compd., A.P. Reyes St., Carmona, Makati City; Telefax (632)899-8313; Website: www.philtobo.com



Message

In behalf of the Officers and Members of PHILTOBO, we would like to congratulate MARHO on the running of its 2010 MARHO Breeders’ Cup Racing Festival.

This is the 15th year that MARHO will be holding its Breeders’ Cup Races. Every year, our colleagues in MARHO always ensure that the races are truly interesting and very competitive. We know we will again be seeing some of the very best younger and older colts and fillies in the country competing for the championship in their respective categories. We all look forward to watching heart pounding races during the entire MARHO Racing Week.

Needless to say, MARHO together with other associations in the industry, wants to ensure that the racing industry will flourish not only now but in the years to come. The annual Breeders’ Cup event is an excellent venue to showcase the very best Philippine-bred horses.

Again, our sincerest congratulations to the entire leadership of MARHO for continuing the legendary Breeders’ Cup Races.

Warm regards,

BIeNVeNIDO C. NILes, JR President

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Message In behalf of the officers and members of Klub Don Juan de Manila, I wish MARHO all the best

on its milestone 15th running of the MARHO Cup championship racing festival.

The MARHO Championship races are eagerly anticipated by participants and racing fans alike as being among the most exciting competitions of the year. To sustain the MARHO Cup program over a decade and a half despite economic challenges is a laudable achievement, and deserving of the industry’s recognition.

Congratulations to the officers, members, and staff of MARHO on its staging of the 15th MARHO Cup Championships!

FeRDINaND DIMaIsIP President

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RACE CONDITIONS �� November �0�0, Santa Ana Park, Naic, Cavite

CHAMPIONSHIP RACES GROSS PRIZESClassic – 2,000 meters (P1.8 million total)First Prize — P �,000,000.00 guaranteed, inclusive of prize of the daySecond Prize — P ��0,000.00 guaranteed, inclusive of prize of the dayThird Prize — P ��0,000.00 guaranteed, inclusive of prize of the dayFourth Prize — P �00,000.00 guaranteed, inclusive of prize of the dayBreeders’ Prize — P �00,000.00 guaranteed to the breeder of the winning horse

Colt Mile, Filly Mile, Juvenile Colts, Juvenile Fillies – 1,600 meters (P900,000 total)First Prize — P �00,000.00 guaranteed, inclusive of prize of the daySecond Prize — P ��,000.00 guaranteed, inclusive of prize of the dayThird Prize — P ��,000.00 guaranteed, inclusive of prize of the dayFourth Prize — P �0,000.00 guaranteed, inclusive of prize of the dayBreeder’s Prize — P �00,000.00 guaranteed to the breeder of the winning horse

Sprint – 1,000 meters (P400,000 total)First Prize — P �00,000.00 guaranteed, inclusive of prize of the daySecond Prize — P �00,000.00 guaranteed, inclusive of prize of the dayThird Prize — P �0,000.00 guaranteed, inclusive of prize of the dayFourth Prize — P �0,000.00 guaranteed, inclusive of prize of the dayBreeder’s Prize — P �0,000.00 guaranteed to the breeder of the winning horse

QUALIFICATIONS/ELIGIBILITYALL MARHO CUP CHAMPIONSHIP RACES ARE RESTRICTED TO MARHO NOMINATED HORSES*Classic — Four-year-olds and olderColt Mile — Three-year-old colts/geldingsFilly Mile — Three-year-old filliesJuvenile Colts — Two-year-old colts/geldingsJuvenile Fillies — Two-year-old filliesSprint — Open (all ages)

*Includes all horses that have already passed the barrier/trial races. *Sires of entries must also be MARHO-nominated, otherwise the runner, even if nominated, will not be allowed to compete. A supplementary fee shall be paid to render the offspring of a non-MARHO nominated sire eligible to participate. *Non-nominated horses may compete, provided that a supplementary fee is paid equivalent to one-third (�/�) of the total prize money offered for the race.

2010 MARHO CUP CHAMPIONSHIP RACES

GENERAL PROVISIONS�. There will be no handicap weight allowance for apprentice jockeys in the six (�)

MARHO Cup Championship Races.

�. The maximum number of entries for each race shall be fourteen (��). In case there will be more than �� declared entries for any of the races, horses that have won the highest prize money as of the day of declaration will have entry preference. Owners whose horses were not accepted due to the oversubscription of entries will receive a refund for the declaration fees paid. Fees paid for horses which have already been accepted and qualified shall be non-refundable.

�. The residual of the guaranteed prizes for the said races (guaranteed prize less prize of the day) shall be paid directly by MARHO to all the winners at MARHO office.

�. Declarations and entries in all of the MARHO Cup Championship Races are accepted on the condition that all claims and objections arising out of a race with respect to any interpretation of any rules or condition of the races shall be decided by MARHO and PRCI.

HANDICAP WEIGHT ASSIGNMENTS

Two-Year Olds

Fillies �� kgsColts �� kgs

Three-Year Olds

Fillies �� kgsColts �� kgs

Four-Year Olds and Up

Mares �� kgsHorses �� kgs

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The Metropolitan Association of Race Horse Owners

Since its establishment in 1974 by businessman and diplomat Eduardo M. Cojuangco Jr. with fourteen other horsemen, MARHO has grown to be the oldest and largest such group and an industry leader.

Through the years, its officers, with the loyal support of its members, have laid a solid foundation of racing traditions that today are among of the most anticipated each year.

Foremost among these is the MARHO Breeders’ Cup program, established in 1996 by then-MARHO

MARHO Kinse:

Celebrating Fifteen Years of the MARHO Cup Championshipsyz By JENNy ORTUOSTE

This year, the Metropolitan Association of Race Horse Owners celebrates the sport of horseracing with its 15th running of the MARHO Cup Championships – the premiere racing festival of

every year.

president Aristeo G. Puyat together with eminent breeder and fellow MARHO leader Leonardo Javier Jr. The

NATIVE LAND: MARHO directors and race participants at the awarding of the MARHO Breeders’ Cup Classic in 2007, won by Tony Tan’s Native Land.

The awarding ceremony of the MARHO Cup Classic in 2008, won by Nery Sunga’s Es Twenty Six.

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COVERSTORy

championship races were meant to

showcase the talent of local-bred horses and boost the growth of the Philippine

T h o r o u g h b r e d breeding industry.From a low-key racing

event, the program has grown into a yearly

extravaganza. It brings together the best Philippine-bred horses in the land to compete for track supremacy and rich purses in the six championship races, while allowing island-born horses and imports a chance to shine in a whole slew of trophy races.

The MARHO Breeders’

Cup has gained so much popularity among racing fans that it is the most awaited event of the year. The 2004 edition broke all sales records when it was held at the old Santa Ana Park in Makati City.

Mandaluyong Mayor Benhur Abalos, who was elected MARHO president in 2005, arranged that year’s edition of the MBC, the tenth anniversary of the event. “A Decade of Champions” was the theme for that year, in celebration of ten glorious years of producing champions and rewarding excellence in the sport.

He also took charge of MARHO activities from 2006 to 2009, including the MARHO Founders’ Cup and the Jade MARHO Breeders’ Cup of 2009, commemorating MARHO’s 35th anniversary.

This year, MARHO’s newly-elected

kDJM DERBY 2008: MARHO chairman Sandy Javier, Philtobo president Nonoy Niles, Philracom chairman Atty. Jose Ferdinand Rojas, and current MARHO president Eric Tagle at the 2008 klub Don Juan de Manila Derby at San Lazaro Leisure Park.

MARHO past presidents Benhur Abalos and Putch Puyat (with his trophy for the longshot win of his horse Rolling Thunder) at the 2009 Jade MARHO Breeders’ Cup.

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MARHO president emeritus Aristeo “Putch”

Puyat, Macario Asistio, and MARHO director

Tony Tan share a joke during the MARHO Jade Breeders’ Cup in 2009.

MARHO members and guests at the 2009 MARHO Christmas party.

president, Eric Tagle, vows to carry on the revered MARHO traditions by way of the 15th MARHO Cup Championships. Tagged “MARHO Kinse”, the event features the six traditional stakes races for elite competitors, all backed by sponsors who are helping promote excellence in the sport.

These races are the San Miguel Beer Classic, the San Miguel Beer Colt Mile, the Philippine Charity Sweepstakes Office Filly Mile, the Philippine Racing Commission Juvenile Colts, the Philippine Racing Commission Juvenile Fillies, and the Santa Ana Park Sprint.

In addition to these, there are over 40 trophy races with added prizes and open to all runners whether local-bred, island-born, or imports. b

MARHO looks forward to more years as an innovative and active organization that promotes Thoroughbred horseracing and breeding and places the greater good of the racing community foremost.

Happy MARHO Kinse to all!

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How It BeganSometime in the early 1970s, a group of dedicated

horsemen encountered problems in sourcing a consistent supply of oats for their racehorses. Bound by a common need, together they sought a solution to their dilemma. Their attempt at cooperation worked so well that they decided to extend the process further to establish in 1974 the first horseowners’ organization in the country - the Metropolitan Association of Race Horse Owners (MARHO).

The founding members were Eduardo Cojuangco Jr., Antonio Araneta, Macario Asistio, Angel Castano, Jose Cojuangco Jr., Pedro Cojuangco, Elias Coscolluela, Emilio Espinosa, Asterio Favis, Eric Moreno, Jose Revilla, Isidro Rodriguez, Constante Rubio, Samuel Sharuff, and Conrado Trinidad. The relative success of their initial venture encouraged them to undertake other projects with the objective of benefiting the industry as a whole.

One of MARHO’s first efforts as a group involved inviting from other countries a professional farrier and large-animal veterinarians to disseminate their knowledge to local industry members.

Creation of the Philippine Racing Commission

Inspired by these undertakings, the then-president of MARHO, Amb. Eduardo “Danding” Cojuangco Jr., and some other notable MARHO stalwarts pushed for the creation of a specialized government agency that would oversee the growing sport of horseracing. They believed that nothing less would secure the trust of the racing public and speed up the process of improvement needed to make the country at par with the rest of the racing world.

Thus the Philippine Racing Commission (Philracom) was created in March 1974 under Presidential Decree No. 420. One of the reasons it was established was to ensure the clean, fair, and unbiased operation of racing and to raise the standards of the sport to international levels.

To acknowledge MARHO’s tremendous role

The Story of MARHO in the creation of the Philracom, Cojuangco was named its first Chairman, while MARHO members Favis, Alfonso Lacson, and Federico Moreno were appointed Commissioners.

At first, the law provided that only MARHO recommendees would be qualified for appointment to the Philracom. In 1991, the law was amended to allow representation from all other sectors of the industry.

Upon his appointment to the Philracom, Amb. Cojuangco passed on the presidency of the MARHO to Antonio Araneta, himself a noted sportsman. After Araneta’s stint of service, Justice Federico Moreno took over the reins. His dynamic leadership revitalized

the association, which spearheaded such projects as the giving

of annual awards and recognition to champion

horses, jockeys, and trainers, among others.

Moreno and the rest of MARHO also

pushed for the reduction of horseracing taxes, a

move which resulted in the enactment of Exec. Order No. 194, which in 1988 restructured the level of betting duties.

In 1989, then-President Corazon Aquino reappointed

Moreno to the Philracom. The leadership of MARHO fell to an equally

dedicated horseowner and breeder – Aristeo “Putch” Puyat, who, as president, steadfastly steered MARHO through the group’s turbulent years, along with MARHO chairman Leonardo “Sandy” Javier Jr.

Puyat and Javier also spearheaded the inception of the MARHO Breeders’ Cup program in 1996 as well as the running of

the First MARHO Founders’ Cup festival in 2004, on the association’s 30th Anniversary.

The event was dubbed the Pearl Stakes. b

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PUT together speed plus the best horses plus talented jockeys plus well-balanced

handicapping and you’ve got the equation for a successful racing event – and that’s what was enacted during the MARHO’s Jade Breeders’ Cup races last 24-29 November 2009 at the Philippine Racing Club’s Santa Ana Park in Naic, Cavite. The event coincided with the celebration of MARHO’s 35th anniversary.

The MARHO Jade Anniversary Championships

A Gem of an Event

Philracom-MBC Juvenile Colts winner Carriedo (Deputy Bodman – Astuce), with top-ranked rider Jesse Guce on top.


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DREAM SUPREME: Dream Supreme (Baseball Champion – Belle of Ack), with John Cordero guiding, won the Santa Ana Park – MBC Colt Mile.

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EJ’SMAGIC GUNSTHREE

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Now an annual tradition among racing fans and participants since it was launched by MARHO’s Aristeo Puyat and Sandy Javier in 1996, the six championships showcased a scintillating cast of the best among the elite Thoroughbred runners in the

country.The MBC Sprint (1,000 meters)

was won by defending champion EJ’s Magic (Self Feeder – Heir Apparent). Owned by CT Castro, trained by Ernesto Roxas, and ridden by jockey Fernando Raquel Jr., the 5YO veteran blasted past opponents Tiger Song, Minsk City, Sutter’s Royal, and Eternal Flame to cop the P200,000 first prize. Million Dollar, a previous winner of the event, was scratched the day before the race.

The Philracom-MBC Juvenile Fillies (1,300 m) was hotly contested, but at the end, MP Sanchez’s Tiger Moon (Rum Tum Tiger-Last Snip) prevailed, guided by promising

youngster John Paul Guce and conditioned by long-time trainer Johnny Sordan.

Honors in the Philracom-MBC Juvenile Colts went to the favorite, Herminio Esguerra’s Carriedo (Deputy Bodman – Astuce). Steered by Jesse Guce and trained by Dave de la Cruz, the feisty bay colt easily undermined his rivals.

The MBC Filly Mile was a revelation, with top favorite Heaven Sent fading in the stretch to allow the John Cordero-piloted Nuclear Power (Wind Blown – My Sweet Girl) to come from behind. This was another win for the Esguerra racing stable and for trainer de la Cruz.

Dream Supreme (Baseball Champion – Belle of Ack) reigned in the Santa Ana Park – MBC Colt Mile. Another John Cordero-ridden mount, this one owned and bred by Nathaniel Velasco and trained by Jose Mario Jacob, the brave bay colt charged

past seven other rivals to claim the P500,000 first prize.

In the 2,000-meter San Miguel Beer-MBC Classic, the victory and P1 million first prize went to the favorite, Lorraine Uy Wi’s Don Enrico (Wind Blown-Kayumanggi), ridden by Raquel and trained by Arturo Sordan Jr. The son of track icon Wind Blown (Hazm- Windinmyhair), the winningest champion in local racing, Don Enrico plainly showed he carries his father’s genes in his astounding wire-to-wire run that saw him pulling away in the stretch to win by over ten lengths.

Esguerra’s Batangas-based Herma Farms and Stud claimed five of the six breeders’ trophies, save only for the Colt Mile. The awards were accepted by the foreman, studmaster, and other ranch hands – Dante, Ariel, Edwin, Simo, Wendell, and Eddie – who were proud to see that the foals they tended had grown up to be MARHO champions. b

EJ’s MAGIC: MARHO then-executive vice-president Eric Tagle presents a trophy to Ernesto Roxas, trainer of two-time MARHO Sprint championship winner EJ’s Magic.

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SEPREVIEW

A MEMORABLE line from the classic Glen Ford movie “The Fastest Gun Alive” goes:

“No matter how fast you are, there will always be someone faster.” That line will be put to the test anew when EJ’s Magic (Self Feeder – Heir Apparent) guns for a third straight win in the Metropolitan Association of Race Horse Owners (MARHO) Sprint race sponsored by the Philippine Racing Club’s Santa Ana Park.

EJ’s Magic owner Cesar Daniel Castro and rider Fernando Raquel Jr.

will probably be saying, “No one’s faster than we are!”as their charger tries to claim the prize money pot for the third year in a row.

And just like last year, Eternal Flame will be giving EJ’s Magic a run for the money.

Eternal Flame, owned by Hermie Esguerra and to be ridden by Jesse Guce, is expected to be the second favorite in sales. The champion mare, a veteran stakes contender, has been in good form lately.

Other runners entered in the field

are Rita Pilapil’s Lively Dude with John Anthony Guce on board, Bienvenido Niles Jr.’s Bumble Bee with Jeffril Zarate, and Nap Chua’s Music King with Pat Dilema.

Music King, the most veteran among the competing horses, is a sentimental favorite. He possesses good gate speed and could score an upset over the defending champion.

Has time slowed down the six-year old EJ’s Magic? Or has age simply made him better? This race will test his talents to the utmost. b

EJ’SMAGIC GUNSTHREE

FOR

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SANTA ANA PARk-MARHO Cup SPRINT / 1,000 metersPOST HORSE JOCKEy WEIGHT OWNER

� Bumble Bee JT Zarate �� Bienvenido Niles Jr.� Lively Dude JAA Guce �� Rita Pilapil� EJ’s Magic FM Raquel Jr. �� Cesar Daniel Castro� Music King PR Dilema �� Napoleon N. Chua� Eternal Flame JB Guce �� Herminio Esguerra

SANTA ANA PARK – MARHO Cup SPRINT


EJ’s Magic on the outside goes head to head against Eternal Flame in the stretch of the 2009 MARHO Cup Sprint.

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30 MARHO Cup 2010

NOW here’s an unpredictable race! Oddsmakers say that if there’s one race in today’s

PCSO-MARHO Cup Filly Mile that will be highly difficult to handicap, it is this one, sponsored by the Philippine Charity Sweepstakes Office.

But Mayor Benhur Abalos won’t mind the helter-skelter prediction because it probably lessens the pressure on his galloper, Redemption, to be steered by Jesse Guce.

Redemption will most likely run as the favorite on account of her being the most tested among the entries. She has gone up against the likes of Triple Crown contenders Scotland Yard and Thief in the Nite, among others.

In a tune-up prior this race, Redemption finished second to Thief

In the Nite after coupled entries Scotland Yard and Darleb were scratched.

Westerly Wind, owned by Jose Ramon Mamon and partnered with Kelvin Abobo,

will be a worthy adversary.Not to be discounted are the chances

of Rona Yanagizawa’s Woodsy Ribbon, to be ridden by Rodeo Fernandez, who upset favored Señor Vicente in a 1,200-meter race last November 13 and that has boosted her stock.

PCSO – MARHO Cup FILLY MILE

Other competitors in this race are Francisco Maristela’s May Bukas Pa with Jeffril Zarate; Aristeo Puyat’s Apo Bell with Antonio Alcasid Jr., and Leonora Pasion’s My Sweet Leonora with JG Tinte.

Last year, Nuclear Power fashioned out a come-from-behind win to upset the heavily-favored Heaven Sent. The same unpredictable scenario looms anew, and adds extra excitement to this race. b

Anybody’s Race

yz By BARRY PASCUA PCSO-MARHO Cup FILLY MILE / 1,600 metersPOST HORSE JOCKEY WEIGHT OWNER

1 My Sweet Leonora JG Tinte 54 Leonora Pasion2 Woodsy Ribbon RG Fernandez 54 Rona Yaganizawa3 Redemption JB Guce 54 Benjamin Abalos Jr.4 May Bukas Pa JT Zarate 54 Francisco Maristela5 Apo Bell AB Alcasid Jr. 54 Aristeo Puyat6 Westerly Wind KB Adobo 54 C & H Enterprises

Putch Puyat gets closer to the rail just before the running of the 2009 MARHO trophy race which his horse Rolling Thunder won as a longshot.

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YES Pogi has already moved on, his failure to complete the Triple Crown a thing of the past.

Now, his agenda is to rule as many prestigious races as possible to remain embedded in the consciousness of racing fans.

This time, he will shoot for a win in the San Miguel Beer- MARHO Cup Colt Mile where he faces four equally determined entries.

SAN MIGUEL BEER – MARHO Cup COLT MILE

Will Yes PogiMake It?

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Darleb (orange silks) is a formidable contender with a good chance of scoring.

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The main question, however, is whether Yes Pogi will again fall prey to another horse named after yet another old Manila street.

After topping the first two legs of this year’s Triple Crown, Yes Pogi, owned by Francis Lim, was denied racing immortality by Carriedo, owned by Herminio Esguerra, in the third leg after a heartbreaking photo finish.

In this race, Yes Pogi will go up against Esguerra’s Gastambide, who will most likely run as the second favorite. Fernando Raquel, Jr. will ride Yes Pogi while John Paul Guce will steer Gastambide.

The three other entries are out to essay the role of spoilers in the race sponsored by San Miguel Beer. These are Joseph Dyhengco’s Darleb with Jeffril Zarate, Wilbert Tan’s Thoti’s Best with Dan Camanero, and Aristeo Puyat’s Flair Bottoms with Antonio Alcasid, Jr.

In a tune-up mile race last November 12, Gastambide clocked 1:42 to beat Shining Armour. Thotis’s Best finished third. A day earlier, Flair Bottoms competed in a mile race and fared dismally. On the same day,

Darleb and its coupled entry Scotland Yard were scratched from another mile race.

This is probably why oddsmakers are firm on a one-on-one battle for supremacy between Yes Pogi and Gastambide for the right to succeed last year’s winner, Dream Supreme. b

SAN MIGUEL BEER-MARHO Cup COLT MILE / 1,600 metersPOST HORSE JOCKEy WEIGHT OWNER

� Thoti’s Best Dan L. Camareño �� Wilbert Tan� yes Pogi FM Raquel �� Francis Lim� Flair Bottoms AB Alcasid Jr. �� Aristeo Puyat� Gastambide JPA Guce �� Hermiginio Esguerra� Darleb JT Zarate �� Joseph Dyhengco


Can the Gray Gal-loper do it this time?

Yes Pogi winning a MARHO Jade Anniver-

sary race in 2009.

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WILL all roads lead to Dimasalang when the Philracom-MARHO

Cup Juvenile Fillies race takes off?

That is the big question as the Herminio Esguerra entry, to be

guided by Jonathan Hernandez, looms as the favorite in the

1,600-meter race sponsored by the Philippine Racing Commission.

As a tune-up, Dimasalang topped a race at the Santa Ana Park last November 12, beating Fierce and Fiery. But that race was run over a shorter 1,200-meter distance.

The extra meters in this race could provide the difference, what with Bienvenido Niles Jr.’s Homerun Queen, to be steered by Jeffril Zarate, on the prowl. Homerun Queen finished fourth to Dimasalang in that tune-up run.

Other gallopers included in the field vying for top honors are

Honorato Neri’s Kitty West with Antonio Alcasid, Jr.; Wilbert Tan’s Gandang Pinay with Jesse Guce; Sixto Esquivias’ Antoine Dugo with Fernando Raquel, Jr.; Enrique Javier’s

PHILRACOM – MARHO Cup JUVENILE FILLIES

All Roads Leadto a Winneryz By BARRy PASCUA

Antoine Dugo, shown here winning a recent stakes race, is expected to put up a good fight.


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MANDALUYONG Mayor Benhur Abalos must be a fan of the National Basketball

Association, particularly the first-ever Dream Team that captured the basketball gold in Barcelona, Spain. That is probably the reason why he has lately been naming his horses after NBA superstars - one such being Barkley.

Barkley is expected to be the top choice in the Philracom-MARHO Cup Juvenile Colts race to be run over a mile.

Based on past performances, Barkley has not been an eye-popper, despite the fact that he has always gotten the nod of racing fans.

But like Sir Charles’ monicker in the NBA which goes “the round mound of rebound,” Barkley might just be primed for a rebound from its previous performances and prove

Immaculate with Pat Dilema; Mayor Benhur Abalos’ Elusive Wind with Ariel Tancioco; and Emmanuel Santos’ Seeds of Wisdom with Andre Sullano.

Gandang Pinay and Antoine Dugo have already been tested in several big races early this year and have proven their worth, and this is why they will be getting their fair share of backers. Given an outside chance is Seeds of Wisdom, a regular at the other track but will be tested in what may seem as unfamiliar territory. Elusive Wind, Kitty West, and Immaculate have been tuning up lately and will offer stiff competition. b

PHILRACOM-MARHO Cup JUVENILE FILLIES / 1,600 metersPOST HORSE JOCKEy WEIGHT OWNER

� Seeds of Wisdom AF Sullano �� Emmanuel Santos� Antoine Dugo FM Raquel Jr. �� Sixto Esquevias� Gandang Pinay JB Guce �� Wilbert Tan� Homerun Queen JT Zarate �� Bienvenido Niles Jr.� Elusive Wind AM Tancioco �� Benjamin Abalos Jr.� Immaculate PR Dilema �� Enrique Javier� Dimasalang JB Hernandez �� Herminio Esguerra� Kitty West AB Alcasid Jr. �� Honorato Neri

PHILRACOM-MARHO Cup JUVENILE COLTS / 1,600 metersPOST HORSE JOCKEy WEIGHT OWNER

� Hi-Money Pat R. Dilema �� Emmanuel King� Beyond Good JG Tinte �� Jeci Lapus� Barkley JB Guce �� Benjamin Abalos Jr.� Lexibonn JPA Guce �� Rita Bustamante� Lord of War JB Hernandez �� SC Stock Farm� Arvin Dugo FM Raquel Jr. �� Ralph Javier

PHILRACOM – MARHO Cup JUVENILE COLTS

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that he is a force to reckon with in next year’s Triple Crown series. At the hands of jockey Jesse Guce, that might be a reality.

But the five other entries are just as good. SC Stockfarm’s Lord Of War, to be guided by Jonathan Hernandez, looms as the biggest threat to Barkley’s hopes for dominance among the juvenile elite.

In the wings as potential threats are Rita Bustamante’s Lexibonn with John Paul Guce; Emmanuel King’s Hi-Money with Pat Dilema; Ralph Javier’s Arvin Dugo with Fernando Raquel Jr. and Jeci Lapus’ Beyond Good with Jhemo Tinte.

It was Jesse Guce who guided last year’s winner, Carriedo, who eventually won the third leg of this year’s Triple Crown. Is the same good fortune in store for Barkley? b

Heaven Sent Seeks Redemption

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MARHOKIN

SEPREVIEWSAN MIGUEL BEER – MARHO Cup CLASSIC

Heaven Sent Seeks Redemption

HEAVEN Sent will be out for revenge and redemption in the

San Miguel Beer–MARHO Cup Classic 2,000-meter race which offers a first-place purse of one million pesos.

Heaven Sent (Heza Gone West-kiss and

Run) winning the 2009 Lakambini Stakes at Santa

Ana Park.

Last year, the galloper of Rita Pilapil was the top favorite in the Filly Mile but lost to Nuclear Power in a dramatic finish.

This time, Heaven Sent, to be ridden by Rodeo Fernandez, will run with a coupled entry, Joshua’s Laughter, to be guided by John Paul Guce. Joshua’s Laughter is expected to be the early leader; but, if left unchecked, could wind up with the crown instead.

But Fernandez knows his mount by heart. After all, he had guided Heaven Sent to wins in two Triple Crown legs.

Hermie Esguerra’s Go Army with Jonathan Hernandez on the saddle will provide the challenge.

Another former Triple Crown leg winner, Shining Fame, is included in the field. The entry of Antonio Tan Jr. will be guided by Jesse Guce


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who must be able to break out of the starting gate at once to be a contender. Shining Fame will run with a coupled entry, iron horse Native Land with Val Dilema on board. Juan Molina Jr.’s Defiant, with the services of Jeffril Zarate, is always a tough competitor while

SAN MIGUEL BEER-MARHO Cup CLASSIC / 2,000 metersPOST HORSE JOCKEy WEIGHT OWNER

� Heaven Sent RG Fernandez �� Rita Pilapil�A (�) Joshua’s Laughter JPA Guce ��

� Go Army JB Hernandez �� Herminio Esguerra� Schadow Strafze KB Adobo �� Benjamin Abalos Jr.� Native Land JA Guce �� Antonio Tan Jr.

�A (�) Shining Fame JB Guce �� Defiant JT Zarate �� Juan Molina Jr.

Defiant (Self Feeder-Defarge) is one of the

stronger contenders in this lineup.

Go Army (Mr. Sutter-J’Approve)

will fight to the utmost.

Mayor Benhur Abalos’ Schadow Strafze, which lost to Maypan in a tune-up race last November 11, might be the long shot of the race. Last year’s winner, Don Enrico, is another former Triple Crown leg winner. Does that tell you anything with regards to his successor? b

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Congratulations to MARHO on its 15th MARHO Cup

Championships!Best of luck to all the

participants!

Greetings from MARHO Director Vicente Go Bon

With warmest wishes from

WILBERT TANMARHO Member

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