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ContentsMARHO Platinum 2015

Souvenir Magazine

Published by the Metropolitan Association of Race Horse Owners

(MARHO)Address: 10/F EGI Tower, Taft Ave. corner Buendia

Ave., Pasay CityTel. No.: (63-2) 566-3923

JENNY ORTUOSTEManaging Editor

JAS LALOGCreative Director

JHUNE JAVIERERIC BORJA

ONOFRE ADDUCUL MARHO Staffers

JOSELITO VILELLAALEX ALCASIDBONG LOPEZPhotographers

Copyright 2015, MARHO.All materials published in the 2014 MARHO Ruby 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.

Messages ¦ 5-18

Cover Story: Forty Years of Racing ¦ 19

Race Recap: MARHO Daisy-Siete ¦ 22

Race Recap: MARHO 18th Edition ¦ 26

Roll of Champions ¦ 30

Race Conditions ¦ 33

Scenarios: Championship Races ¦ 34

Feature: My Fascination with Horseracing ¦ 51

Philracom Philippine Track Record ¦ 54

Philracom Top Fifty Rankings ¦ 56

MARHO Members ¦ 57



MESSAGE This year’s MARHO Championships racing festival is more memorable for being the 20th

anniversary of this exciting and significant event.

With the best interests of the industry at heart, MARHO directors and members have always made an effort in the face of challenges to hold this racefest that is much-awaited by participants and racing fans alike.

We thank our loyal and generous sponsors for helping us sustain this event – foremost among them Amb. Eduardo M. Cojuangco Jr., the founder of MARHO and chairman of San

Miguel Corporation, as well as SMC President & COO Ramon S Ang. SMChas consistently supported this event since it was first held.

To the Philippine Racing Commission, its chairman Andrew A. Sanchez, and its Commissioners; and to the Philippine Charity Sweepstakes Office and its vice-chairman and general manager Atty. Jose Ferdinand M. Rojas II, our gratitude for the reliable sponsorships.

We also thank Philippine Racing Club for their unstinting cooperation that makes this event successful, as well as for their generosity and logistical support.

To our other sponsors this year, our gratitude as well: Andok’s Corporation, Esicor, Jade Bros. Freight, Ciara Marie Foundation, Transprint Corporation, Shelltex/Uratex, and Siomai House, and others that may join the event after this magazine goes to press.

We wish participants the best of luck, and to guests and viewers, may you enjoy racing at its finest this MARHO Platinum weekend!

ANTONIO G. DE UBAGO Jr. President

MESSAGE It seems only yesterday that we came up with the idea for the MARHO Championships

program, and now we are celebrating its 20th edition – how fast time flies when you’re having fun!

The program’s aim is to bring racing and breeding closer to international standards; provide incentives for local breeders to improve bloodstock in the country; and for racehorse

connections to bring up their runners to championship standards.

It is interesting to look back and see how humble our beginnings were, and to see how big the program has become after 20 years. Thanks to the leadership of MARHO through the

years, which has not wavered from this path, the program is stronger and more prestigious than ever.

We also look to the future and vow to continue what is now an annual tradition eagerly awaited by participants and aficionados.

To everyone who supported the MARHOChampionships racing festivals through the past two decades, please accept my sincere thanks, as we set as our sights on the years to come.

Happy MARHO Platinum Day!

LEONARDO M. JAVIER Jr. Chairman

(Duly elected on 28 March 2015)

ChairmanLEONARDO M. JAVIER Jr.

PresidentANTONIO G. de UBAGO Jr.

Vice-President for RacingNATHANIEL G. VELASCO

Vice-President for MembershipEMMANUEL A. SANTOS

Corporate SecretaryAtty. SIXTO S. ESQUIVIAS IV

TreasurerANTONIO V. TAN Jr.

AuditorVICTOR V. FERRER Jr.

DirectorsRep. AMADO S. BAGATSINGMayor BENHUR C. ABALOS

Vice-Mayor MACARIO E. ASISTIO IIIJECI A. LAPUSERIC R. TAGLE

VICENTE P. GO BONARLEEN D. CHUA

JAMES ALBERT DICHAVES

Metropolitan Association of race Horse Owners (MArHO)BOARD OF DIRECTORS



MESSAGE The Philippine Racing Club, Incorporated is pleased to once again host our Santa Ana Park racecourse this year’s MARHO PLATINUM CHAMPIONSHIPS RACING FESTIVAL on November 7-8, 2015.

This year’s PLATINUM CHAMPIONSHIPS RACING FESTIVAL is a mileston celebration as MARHO marks the 20th year of the event. Over the years, this premier racing event has brought delight and boundless excitement among horse racing fans in the country. Truly the MARHO RACING FESTIVAL has served as a showcase of the best local horses and champions of the track. Many of these champion horses have carved unforgettable niches in the history of horse racing in the Philippines.

We at PRCI commend MARHO for its full commitment to the development of horse breeding and horse racing in the country. We are equally proud to be a continuing partner in this racing event and we look forward to a successful platinum celebration this year.

Mabuhay, MARHO!

SIMEON S. CUA President and Chief Executive Officer

Philippine Racing Club, Inc.



MESSAGE In behalf of the Commission, I extend warm greetings to MARHO on the 20th anniversary of their MARHO Cup Championships.

Through the years, MARHO has proven to be one of the pillars of the Philippine Thoroughbred industry by engaging in projects that promote and uplift horseracing.

Through the dedication and perseverance of its officers and members, it has sustained the first annual racing festival program for two decades.

Philracom, in its commitment to help grow the Philippine Thoroughbred industry as its part in nation-building, is pleased to partner with MARHO in this program that promotes excellence, sportsmanship, and the highest standards in racing and breeding.

Congratulations to MARHO on its MARHO Platinum racing festival!

ANDREW A. SANCHEZ

Chairman

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MESSAGE The Philippine Charity Sweepstakes Office is pleased to support MARHO once more, this time for its landmark 20th MARHO Cup Championships racing festival.

According to its mandate, PCSO’s core services are centered on medical- and healthcare-related assistance; it is also in line with this mandate that the agency assists horseracing.

We also acknowledge the decades-long partnership of PCSO and the racing industry, as well as the contributions that racing and breeding make to its community and the nation in general.

Congratulations to MARHO’s officers and members on its surely successful MARHO Platinum event, and in behalf of PCSO, my best wishes to all the participants and aficionados.

Atty. JOSE FERDINAND M. ROJAS II Vice-Chairman and General Manager



Cat’s Silver Shines

THE Metropolitan Association of Race Horse Owners (MARHO) Founders Cup (MFC) racing festival last 28 March

2015 was a day marked by longshot and big dividends.

The 12-race fiesta de karera was held at the Metro Turf racecourse and was the first time MARHO held an event at the track owned and operated by businessman Norberto B. Quisumbing Jr.’s Metro Manila Turf Club, Inc. (MMTCI).

Also held that day was a MARHO general membership meeting and election of officers.

Congratulations to the new slate of directors headed by Javier, Leyte Mayor Leonardo M. Javier Jr. as chairman.

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With him on the Board are businessman Antonio G. de Ubago Jr. (president), lawyer Sixto S. Esquivias IV (corporate secretary), businessman Antonio V. Tan Jr. (treasurer), Quezon City Councilor Victor V. Ferrer Jr. (auditor), and businessmen Emmanuel A. Santos (vice-president for membership) and Nathaniel G. Velasco (vice-president for racing).

Also on the Board as directors are Manila Rep. Amado S. Bagatsing, Mandaluyong City Mayor Benhur C. Abalos, former Tarlac representative Jeci A. Lapus, Kalookan City Vice-Mayor Macario E. Asistio III, and businessmen Eric R. Tagle, Vicente P. Go Bon, Arleen D. Chua, and James Albert Dichaves.

The new slate of directors was sworn in by Philippine Racing Commission Commissioner Atty.

New slate of MARHO directors elected

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Philracom Comm. Atty. Dondon Bagatsing swears in the newly-elected MARHO officers.

Mayor Benhur Abalos’s Cat’s Silver wins the MARHO Founders Cup, with Jonathan Hernandez aboard.

A light moment: MARHO Directors Nel Velasco (left), Jeci Lapus (2nd from left), and Vic Go Bon (right) with Philracom Comm. Atty. Dondon Bagatsing.

Some of the new MARHO officers pose with Metroturf Chairman Dr. Norberto Quisumbing Jr. and Metroturf Vice-President Atty. Alex Carandang.

Horses running in the MARHO 2015 Founders Cup at Metroturf.

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Ramon S. Bagatsing Jr.MMTCI through the generosity of Dr.

Quisumbing gave added prizes of P25,000 to the winners of 10 MFC races.

Dr. Quisumbing also put up a P50,000 added prize for the winner of the MARHO Founders Cup held in honor of the association’s 15 original founders who established what is now the sport’s oldest horseowners’ group in 1974. He was himself one of the original members of MARHO.

The MFC was won by longshot Cat’s Silver (Ultimate Goal x Cat’s Gold), owned by Mayor Abalos, trained by CC Angeles, and steered by Jonathan Hernandez.

MARHO provided an added prize of P50,000 for the MARHO-Dr. Norberto B. Quisumbing Jr. Cup won by Mabsoy (Art Moderne x Springstreetballet), owned by Reli de Leon, trained by DV Bungar, and ridden by Jeffrey Bacaycay.

Each winning groom that day also received a P1,000 added cash prize.

Cote d’Azur started the trend of longshots that by the end of the day yielded good dividends in the exotic betting.

MARHO directors and members also gave to the winners of each of the 12 MFC races free stud service certificates to stallions Bwana Bull, Ultimate Goal, Warrior Song, Trust n Luck, Self Feeder, Fort

Dignity, Ibarra, Minsk, Zap, Smart Farda, Shining Fame, and Reenact.

Also held that same day was the Philracom 3YO Fillies Stakes, won by Running Rich Racing’s Miss Brulay (Cat Brulay x Near Miss), trained by Renato and guided by jockey Kelvin Abobo.

On hand to award the trophies to the winners were Philracom commissioners lawyers Ramon S. Bagatsing Jr., Wilfredo de Ungria, and Victor Tantoco.

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(Based on the author’s “The Hoarse Whisperer” column originally published in Manila Standard-Today, 1 Apr. 2015.)

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An awarding ceremony: MARHO Director Manny Santos, horseowner Rene Viloria, and Metroturf Assistant Racing Manager Arthur Escala.

Juvenile Colts Winner: SILVER STORY (Conquistarose – Northern Edge) Owner: Patrick P. Uy Distaff Mile Winner: MIDNIGHT ROSE (Conquistarose – Discreetly)Owner: Mariano V. Tirona Colt Mile Winner: WIND BLOWN (Hazm – Wind in My Hair)Owner: Leonardo M. Javier Jr. Classic Winner: GOLD EDITION (Periscope – Thorn of Gold)Owner: Valentin P. Cayco Sprint Winner: DIAMONDS DOLLAR (Marangal – Hot Dollar)Owner: Ernesto P. Logarta Jr.

2001 Juvenile Fillies Winner: GOLDEN BALLET (Treasure Cay – Likeable Style)Owner: Lamberto C. Almeda Jr. Juvenile Colts Winner: RIVER BEE (River Traffic – Jay’s Honey)Owner: RMR Equine Inc. Distaff Mile Winner: ILOCANDIA SLEW (Aimaam – Seode)Owner: Reynaldo M. Buñag Colt Mile Winner: LYONNAIS (Hazm – Leveret)Owner: Joseph C. Dyhengco

Classic Winner: WIND BLOWN (Hazm – Wind in My Hair)Owner: Herminio S. Esguerra Sprint Winner: BE QUIET (Gut Feel – Cherished Kiss)Owner: Antonio S. Arevalo

2002 Juvenile Fillies Winner: LADY MAGALLANES (Handaan - Gaiety Girl)Owner: Rhodora Espinocilla Juvenile Colts Winner: HIGH OCTANE (Hazm – Rosegardenqueen)Owner: Herminio S. Esguerra Distaff Mile Winner: GOLDEN BALLET (Treasure Cay - Likeable Style)Owner: Lamberto C. Almeda Jr. Colt Mile Winner: FREE WIND (Principality - All Pleasant)Owner: Robert A. Liong Classic Winner: WIND BLOWN (Hazm - Wind In My Hair)Owner: Herminio S. Esguerra Sprint Winner: ARIBA KING (Alymar - Carta Nueve)Owner: Aida M. Arceo

MARHO CUP CHAMPIONSHIPSRoll of Champions 1996 – 2014

1996 Distaff Mile Winner: ALYNATIVE (Alymar – Gallant Native)Owner: C&H Enterprises, Inc. Colt Mile Winner: EL SENOR (Nevada – Inshalla)Owner: Conrado S. Co

1997 Juvenile Fillies Winner: VALENTINE PARTY (It’s the One – Valentine Rose)Owner: Lamberto C. Almeda Jr. Juvenile Colts Winner: BISHOP BLUE (Regent Street – Fleur de Lune)Owner: Rolando M. Rojas Distaff Mile Winner: FLYING BEANIE (Lioubovnik – Pain In The Neck)Owner: Husky Holdings Co., Inc. Colt Mile Winner: HOMBRE (Lioubovnik – Asocial)Owner: Ramon B. Balatbat

1998 Juvenile Fillies Winner: CONFETTI (Snowy Owl – Blooming)Owner: Rolando M. Rojas Juvenile Colts Winner: EXPLOSIVE (Lioubovnik – Lost For Words)Owner: Jennifer Marie M. Rojas Distaff Mile Winner: COOL STAR (Star Studded – Cool Head)Owner: Vicente S. Lim Colt Mile Winner: IRON MAN (Lioubovnik – Adoramus)Owner: Romen Equity Corporation

1999 Juvenile Fillies Winner: AMPHITHEATRE (Rindo Indy – Rebel Red)Owner: Enrique M. Cojuangco Juvenile Colts Winner: GREAT YEAR (Regent Street – Tamango Lady)Owner: Ronald Allan Poe Distaff Mile Winner: JINSKA (Conquistarose – Nijipsy)Owner Paulino F. Cayco Colt Mile Winner: EXPLOSIVE (Lioubovnik – Lost For Words)Owner: Eric R. Tagle Classic Winner: STREETS OF GOLD (Nevada – V. Vigors)Owner: Alberto C. Alvina

2000Juvenile Fillies Winner: SPEED GODDESS (Snowy Owl - Keep It Quiet)Owner: Roberto D. Yutadco



2003 Juvenile Fillies Winner: COVER GIRL (Khozaam - Gallant Native)Owner; C&H Enterprises Juvenile Colts Winner: EMPIRE KING (Perfect Halo - Carta Nueve)Owner: David C. Lee Distaff Mile Winner: WAR HERO (Medium Cool - Palace Heights)Owner: John Ferdinand Mendoza Colt Mile Winner: SECURITY MASTER (Khozaam – Milrose)Owner: Reynaldo M. Bunag Classic Winner: WIND BLOWN (Hazm - Wind In My Hair)Owner: Herminio S. Esguerra Sprint Winner: ARIBA KING (Alymar - Carta Nueve)Owner: Aida M. Arceo

2004 Juvenile Fillies Winner: LAMBORGHINI (Mr. Sutter - Always Royal)Owner: Herminio S. Esguerra Juvenile Colts Winner: SMOKIN RED (Khozaam - Regal Rose)Owner: Bienvenido Pierre M. Niles Distaff Mile Winner: COVER GIRL (Khozaam - Gallant Native)Owner: C & H Enterprises Colt Mile Winner: EMPIRE KING (Perfect Halo - Carta Nueve)Owner: David C. Lee Classic Winner: LYONNAIS (Hazm – Leveret)Owner: Joseph C. Dyhengco Sprint Winner: ARIBA KING (Alymar - Carta Nueve)Owner: Aida M. Arceo

2005 Juvenile Colts Winner: DIXIE THE YOUNGER (Khozaam-Dixie Cup)Owner: Michael Trillana Juvenile Fillies Winner: JUGGERNAUT (Mr. Sutter - Plate Lady)Owner Ronaldo D. Tan Filly Mile Winner: EUROBUCKS (Account of Grace – Leveret)Owner: Herminio S. Esguerra Colt Mile Winner: WAR ALERT (Conquistarose-Jacy’s Winner)Owner: Herminio S. Esguerra Classic Winner: COVER GIRL (Khozaam - Gallant Native)Owner: C&H Enterprises All Imported Winner: EVER MINE NOW (American Odyssey-Ever Mine)Owner: Eduardo B. Dimacuha

2006 Juvenile Colts Winner: EJ’s MAGIC (Self Feeder-Heir Apparent)Owner: Eduardo B. Jose Juvenile Fillies Winner: ES TWENTY SIX (Principality-Play by Ear)Owner: Nery O. Sunga Classic Winner: EUROBUCKS (Account of Grace – Leveret)Owner Herminio S. Esguerra Filly Mile Winner: JUGGERNAUT (Mr. Sutter - Plate Lady)Owner: Ronaldo D. Tan Colt Mile Winner: BATONG SILYAR (Treasured Cay-Miss Wanda)Owner: Nathaniel G. Velasco

2007 Juvenile Colts Winner: DON ENRICO (Wind Blown – Kayumanggi)Owner: Lorraine Uy Wi Juvenile Fillies Winner: ARITHMETIC (Self Feeder-Miss Wanda)Owner: Napoleon Chua Classic Winner: NATIVE LAND (Conquistarose-Fair Native)Owner: Antonio V. Tan Filly Mile Winner: ES TWENTY SIX (Principality-Play by Ear)Owner: Nery O. Sunga Colt Mile Winner: MACHO MAN (Account of Grace –Tumataginting)Owner: Ruben B. Dimacuha Sprint Winner: MILLION DOLLAR (Account of Grace-Es Verdad)Owner: Napoleon Chua

2008 ClassicWinner: ES TWENTY SIX (Principality – Play By Ear)Owner: Nery O. Sunga

Colt MileWinner: SHINING FAME (Royal Premiere-Harry’s District)Owner: Antonio V. Tan Jr.

Filly MileWinner: BLUE ARCH (Mr. Sutter – Arch)Owner: Aristeo G. Puyat

Juvenile ColtsWinner: GO ARMY (Mr. Sutter – J’Approve)Owner: Herminio S. Esguerra

Juvenile FilliesWinner: HEAVEN SENT (Heza Gone West – Kiss and Run)Owner: Rita G. Pilapil

SprintWinner: EJ’S MAGIC (Self-Feeder – Heir Apparent)Owner: Evangeline M. Jose

2009 SprintWinner: EJ’S MAGIC (Self-Feeder – Heir Apparent)Owner: CT Castro

Juvenile FilliesWinner: TIGER MOON (Rum Tum Tiger – Last Snip)Owner: MP Sanchez

Juvenile ColtsWinner: CARRIEDO (Deputy Bodman – Astuce)Owner: Herminio S. Esguerra

Filly MileWinner: NUCLEAR POWER (Wind Blown – My Sweet Girl)Owner: Herminio S. Esguerra

Colt MileWinner: DREAM SUPREME (Baseball Champion – Belle of Ack)Owner: Nathaniel Velasco

ClassicWinner: DON ENRICO (Wind Blown – Kayumanggi)Owner: Lorraine Uy Wi

2010 ClassicWinner: GO ARMY (Mr. Sutter – J’Approve)Owner: Herminio S. Esguerra

Colt MileWinner: GASTAMBIDE (Enjoyment – Seaquin)Owner: Herminio S. Esguerra

Filly MileWinner: REDEMPTION (Sailaway-Fire Down Under)Owner: Benhur C. Abalos

Juvenile ColtsWinner: BARKLEY (Baseball Champion-Treeline)Owner: Benhur C. Abalos

Juvenile FilliesWinner: DIMASALANG (Quaker Ridge – Matinee Marvel) Owner: Herminio S. Esguerra

SprintWinner: EJ’S MAGIC (Self-Feeder – Heir Apparent)Owner: Cesar Daniel T. Castro

2011 Classic Winner: YES POGI (Rum Tum Tiger – Belle Epoque)Owner: Francis G. Lim

Colt MileWinner: ARVINDUGO (Quaker Ridge – Repriced) Owner: Sixto S. Esquivias IV Filly Mile Winner: CHEESE MOSA (Shooting Star – Magic Find) Owner: Sixto S. Esquivias IV

Juvenile ColtsWinner: HAGDANG BATO (Quaker Ridge – Fire Down Under) Owner: Benhur C. Abalos

Juvenile FilliesWinner: AMAZING MIGS (Ultimate Goal – Canaan Ribbon)Owner: Jeci A. Lapus

SprintWinner: HEAVEN SENT (Heza Gone West – Kiss and Run) Owner: Rita Pilapil

2012 ClassicWinner: GASTAMBIDE (Enjoyment – Seaquin)Owner: Marvin Loui C. Villaseñor

Colt MileWinner: HAGDANG BATO (Quaker Ridge – Fire Down Under) Owner: Benhur C. Abalos

Filly MileWinner: SEA PRINCESS (Heza Gone West – Seaquin) Owner: Herminio S. Esguerra

Juvenile ColtsWinner: SPINNING RIDGE (Quaker Ridge – Humble Beginnings) Owner: SC Stockfarm, Inc.

Juvenile FilliesWinner: FIVE STAR (Art Moderne – Cat’s Jewel)Owner: Antonio V. Tan Jr.

SprintWinner: FIERCE AND FIERY (Randwick – Tiger Wind)Owner: Leandro M. Naval

2013 Classic Winner: HAGDANG BATO (Quaker Ridge – Fire Down Under) Owner: Benhur C. Abalos

Colt MileWinner: HOT AND SPICY (Real Spicy – Bulakeña) Owner: Joseph C. Dyhengco

Filly MileWinner: EURASIAN (Deputy Bodman –Eurobucks) Owner: Joseph C. Dyhengco

Juvenile ColtsWinner: BISENG-BISE (Reenact – Real Queen) Owner: Macario E. Asistio III

Juvenile FilliesWinner: THE LADY WINS (Significant Hill – Humble Beginnings)Owner: Patrick P. Uy

SprintWinner: LORD OF WAR (Quaker Ridge – Near Miss)Owner: SC Stockfarm, Inc.

2014 Classic Winner: HOT AND SPICY (Real Spicy – Bulakeña) Owner: Joseph C. Dyhengco

Colt MileWinner: KANLAON (Bwana Bull – Never Left)Owner: Benhur C. Abalos

Filly MileWinner: MARINX (Sir Cherokee – Syrinx)Owner: Leonardo M. Javier Jr.

Juvenile ColtsWinner: SKY HOOK (Hook and Ladder – Amber Shore)Owner: Joseph C. Dyhengco

Juvenile FilliesWinner: DRIVEN (Hook and Ladder – My Gal’s Gold)Owner: Felipe O. Vergara

SprintWinner: NEMESIS (Quaker Ridge x Kaindara Gold)Owner: SC Stockfarm, Inc.



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CHAMPIONSHIP RACESClassic: 2,000 meters Juvenile Colts and Juvenile Fillies: 1,300 metersColt and Filly Mile: 1,600 meters Sprint: 1,100 meters

The Classic, Colt and Filly Mile, Juvenile Colts, and Juveniles Fillies championship races have guaranteed gross prizes of P1.6 million distributed as follows: First Prize: P1,000,000.00 Second Prize: P337,500.00Third Prize: P187,500.00Fourth Prize: P75,000.00

The Sprint championship race has a guaranteed gross prizes of P500,000 distributed as follows: First Prize: P300,000.00

Second Prize: P112,500.00 Third Prize: P62,500.00Fourth Prize: P25,000.00

QUALIFICATIONS/ELIGIBILITYClassic: 4YO and older horses and maresColt and Filly Mile: 3YO colts and filliesJuvenile Colts: 2YO coltsJuvenile Fillies: 2YO filliesSprint: Open (all ages and genders)

HANDICAP WEIGHT ASSIGNMENTSClassic: horses 56 kgs., mares 54 kgs. Two-Year Olds: colts 54 kg., fillies, 53 kgs.Three-Year Olds: colts 55 kgs., fillies 53 kgs. Sprint: horses 56 kgs., mares 54 kgs.

2015 MARHO CUP CHAMPIONSHIP RACESRACE CONDITIONS

8 November 2015Santa Ana Park, Naic, Cavite

GENERAL PROVISIONS1. There will be no handicap weight allowance for apprentice jockeys in the MARHO Cup Championship Races.

2. The maximum number of entries for each race shall be fourteen (14). In case there will be more than 14 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 that have already been accepted and qualified shall be non-refundable.

3. 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.

4. 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 the host racing club. *

* Includes all horses that have already passed the barrier/trial races. * Only local-bred and MARHO-nominated horses are eligible to run. * 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 (1/3) of the total

prize money offered for the race.

Since then, the group has cemented its position in the industry as a growth leader seeking the upliftment and promotion of the sport for the benefit of all its

stakeholders.One of the most

significant accomplishments of MARHO is the MARHO

Championships program, initially known as the “MARHO

Breeders Cup” when it was created in 1996 by MARHO

Chairman Leonardo M. Javier Jr. and then-president Aristeo G. Puyat.

From a simple event with only two championships for 3YO horses, the MARHO Championships program has grown so popular among racing fans that it is among the most awaited events of the year. The 2004 edition broke all sales records

when it was held at Santa Ana Park in Makati City.

Mandaluyong Mayor Benhur C. Abalos,

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.

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.

C O v E R s T o r y

MARHO Platinum

Twenty Yearsof the MARHO Cup Championships

MARHO was established in 1974 by a group of 15

horsemen led by businessman and diplomat Eduardo M. Cojuangco Jr.

By JENNy ORTuOSTE

Platinum is rare, durable, and enduring. It is so pure that is it hypoallergenic. It symbolizes endurance, determination, and overcoming challenges.

This year’s event metal embodies concepts of prestige and exclusivity – exactly what MARHO sees its MARHO Cup championships to be.

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PCSO Sprint: 1,100 meters

THE tricky 1,100-meter distance makes the MARHO-

PCSO Platinum Sprint a test of stamina and finishing kick!Five game contenders

will be vying for the honor of becoming the MARHO Platinum – PCSO Sprint Champion namely: Barcelona (Art Moderne- Spanish Coin) owned by Maverick Leonardo T. Javier, trained by Renato “Atong” R. Yamco; the Ruben S. Tupas-trained coupled entries of Mandaluyong City Mayor Benhur C. Abalos Jr., Cat’s Silver (Ultimate Goal - Cat’s Gold) and Never Cease (Ultimate Goal-Never Left); Ik Hou Van Jou (Wind Blown – Lamborghini) of Ms. Leonora S. Pasion, conditioned by “Atoy” C. Sordan, Jr.; and, Sta. Clara Stockfarm, Inc.’s Nemesis (Quaker Ridge-Kaindara Gold), trained by Nestor E. Manalang.

Records-wise, Never Cease, again employing the services of its riding partner Jonathan Hernandez, appears headed for victory based on the 1:09’ it was able to muster for 1,200-meters at Metroturf on more than one occasion.

This fact exerts pressure on Nemesis to give chase at once or try to wrest the lead early. If the early challenge materializes or in anticipation of the strategy, the tacticians of the coupled entry can opt to have Cat’s Silver act as pacer.

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In 2010, MARHO’s then-president, businessman Eric R. Tagle, continued the MARHO legacy by way of the 15th MARHO Cup Championships, tagged “MARHO Kinse,” and the succeeding “MARHO Swift Sixteen,” “MARHO Daisy-Siete,” and “MARHO 18th Edition.”

Last year, the first under the leadership of president

Antonio G. de Ubago, was the occasion dubbed MARHO Ruby, the 19th staging of the event in line with the organization’s landmark 40th anniversary.

This year, MARHO Platinum is the celebration of the 20th staging of this iconic racing festival that has become one of the sport’s annual traditions and a proving ground for champions. n

MARHO officers, members, and event participants at Santa Ana Park in Makati, 2006.

Muses for the 2011 MARHO Swift Sixteen racing festival at Santa Ana Park.

MARHO officers surround MARHO founding chairman ECJ as he delivers a short message at an event in 2006.

MARHO directors in 2011 at Santa Ana Park.Nel Velasco, Tony de Ubago, and Hermie Esguerra at Santa Ana Park in Makati, 2006.



In any event, a mistimed charge made by Chris Garganta could prove to be weakening for both, and thus leave the door open for late charges by the other runners like versatile Ik Hou Van Jou, piloted by Fernando Raquel Jr. whose 1:05’ for 1,100-meters turned in last Aug. 25 is about one second and a fraction of second slower than what Never Cease can do if left alone unbothered in the early stages of the race.

Ik Hou Van Jou will however miss the services of its regular rider who has understandably chosen to guide Never Cease instead.

HORSE JOCKEY WEIGHTKgs. OWnER

Barcelona J. T. Zarate 56 M. L. T. Javier

cat’s silver A. r. Villegas 54 B. c. Abalos, Jr.

Ik Hou Van Jou F. M. raquel, Jr. 54 L. s. Pasion

Nemesis c. V. Garganta 54 sc stock Farm, Inc.

Never cease J. B. Hernandez 54 B. c. Abalos, Jr.

Note: - coupled Entries

Familiarity with the track will be in favor of runners Barcelona and Ik Hou Van Jou and we can be sure that the two runners will try and maximize the long Sta. Ana stretch run although based on recent runs, the distance may not favor Barcelona. n

Guaranteed Gross Prizes: P 500,000.001st – P 300,000.00; 2nd – P 112,500.00;

3rd – P 62,500.00; 4th – P 25,000.00

NEVER CEASE

Ik HOU VAN JOU

THE MARHO Juvenile Fillies has historically been a favorite betting race for the aficionados. Five promising champions

from the stables of Dr. Nick Cruz, Rafael Abacan, George Raquidan, Antonio “Tony” V. Tan Jr., and Stony Road Horse Farm will offer bettors an even spread to choose from.

In any event, the 1:22’ time for the 1,300-meter distance it registered last September in Carmona (which translates to about 1:19’ or faster in Naic), may yet prove to be insurmountable.

Philracom Juvenile Fillies Sprint: 1,300 meters

By pAtrIcIA S. DIZON and cOMM. wIll j. A. DE uNGRIA

Familiarity might just work for Port Angeles and her declared rider, regular pilot Mark Angelo T. Alvarez, when they take on the track distance they seem to be most comfortable with. Trained by Danilo R. Dela Cruz, Port Angeles is a progeny of US-born Cat Brulay out of Australian mare Teresina.

This Stony Road Horse Farm filly won three of five races, failing in the 1,000-meter race on Aug. 30 won by Spectrum; and in the Philracom Juvenile Fillies stakes race last Oct. 25 won by Subterranean River, owing partly to a poor start and perhaps because Port Angeles missed the services of its favorite rider.

REAL FLAMES

BOwTIES N CHARMS

PORT ANGELES



Raquidan’s Real Flames, however, appears to have a different outcome in mind. To be steered by a seasoned Class A jockey, Antonio B. Alcasid Jr., the connections of Real Flames naturally expect a creditable performance. Oyet’s expert riding skills may just be more than adequate to fashion a quick and easy finish for this filly by Real Spicy out of Eternal Flame.

This bay filly won its Oct. 5 assignment in a field of eight runners with plenty to spare. Also worth noting is that the time Real Flames registered, a 1:03.2 in a field of seven runners in its novato run at San Lazaro Leisure Park is a shade quicker than that turned in by Port Angeles in the latter’s own novato assignment at the same track.

This Time not giving its best is not happening. Tan’s bay filly, trained by Ruben S. Tupas, won by only a neck last Oct. 9 in a longer 1,400-meter race in Metro Turf with a time which is about a second shy of that made by Port Angeles on Oct. 4 at the same track.

But, with This Time to be piloted by pacer master Jonathan B. Hernandez, who is to say then that this runner will not reign over the shorter distance? As far as its connections are concerned, This Time, a progeny of USA sire Warrior Song out of Australian dam Almarli, everything in its favor will come to be and, maybe This Time the victory will be theirs. Besides, aside from Bowties and Charms, This Time can brag of having competition experience at Santa Ana Park.

Incomparable, a chestnut filly (Shining Fame-Elite), is slow-starting in

some of its races but has shown it can pull off a quick dash out of the gate and maintain speed

from start to finish. Abacan’s promising champion managed to win and place in most of its races. Who knows if the Tupas training has already polished this runner into a champion?

On the other hand, Dr. Cruz’s Bowties and Charms hopes to find magic in its new rider Jeff T. Zarate. Trained by A. C. Sordan, Jr. this filly by Bwana Bull (USA) out of Dream Romance (Aus) should avoid a slow start with Zarate in the saddle and remain within striking distance from the front runners in the early part of the race; by the time the runners reach the long home stretch of Santa Ana, it might have more than charm left to fashion a victorious finish. n


Bowties And Charms J. T. Zarate 53 N. G. Cruz

Incomparable J. B.Guce 53 R. L. Abacan

Port Angeles M. A. Alvarez 53 Stony Road Horse Farm

Real Flames A. B. Alcasid, Jr. 53 G. R. Raquidan

This Time J. B. Hernandez 53 A. V. Tan, Jr.

Guaranteed Gross Prizes: P 1,000,000.001st – P 600,000.00; 2nd – P 225,000.00; 3rd –

P 125,000.00; 4th – P 50,000.00

THIS year’s gems in the rough can be found in the juvenile races. The stables of Dr. Nick Cruz, Herminio S. Esguerra,

Antonio “Tony” V. Tan Jr., Makati Councilor Ferdie T. Eusebio, and Stony Road Horse Farm will showcase their two-year-olds’ bloodlines in the MARHO-Platinum-Philracom Juvenile Colts race.

The Danilo “Dave” Dela Cruz-trained Underwood is likely to dominate the race banking on its impressive wins in its last three outings. This quick starter (Real Spicy-Kayumanggi) owned by Stony Road Horse Farm may find the shorter distance of 1,300-meters an easier sprint compared to its 1,400-meter win last Oct. 4.

What is even more impressive is that Underwood ran off-the-pace in the third leg of the Philracom Juvenile Stakes race last Oct. 25, dealing the vaunted Spectrum its first loss.

Stark, also trained by Dela Cruz, might not only shadow Underwood but, given the chance, also

Philracom Juvenile Fillies Colts: 1,300 meters


THIS TIME

INCOMPARABLE

UNDERwOOD

STARk



outrace him after finishing a similar time in a 1,300-meter race last Sep. 3.

Another foal of Real Spicy (out of Arriba Queen), Eusebio’s Stark followed its half-brother, Underwood, to the finish line in their last two outings against each other. The long home stretch of the Naic track may prove to be a factor in Stark’s favor.

Owner/trainer Esguerra might just spring a surprise with Dewey Boulevard (Hook and Ladder – Aboutthetown). Winning its last race in “miles ahead fashion” with a blistering 1:12’ for the 1,200 at Santa Ana Park less than a week after its impressive novato race, Dewey Boulevard could become another star under the guidance of star jockey Fernando M. Raquel Jr.

Two colts, sharing both trainer and sire, complete the field of juvenile colts. Bite My Dust (Shining Fame out of Tiwi Magic), owned by surgeon Nick Cruz and trained by multi-awarded Ruben S. Tupas, placed third in its last two 1,300-meter outings. Under seasoned pilot Patty Dilema, it will likely be ridden to a strong finish.

Lucky Toni hopes his name will work for him, like its new jockey Andrew “Boom-boom” R. Villegas. Tan’s colt, another Shining Fame progeny out of Tiger Wind, might find this shorter distance

race to be more favorable to its quick but short style of running. Hopefully Tupas will have made

the necessary adjustments in time to fashion a sterling performance in this race. n


Bite My Dust P. R. Dilema 54 N. G. Cruz

Dewey Boulevard F. M. Raquel, Jr. 54 H. S. Esguerra

Lucky Toni A. R. Villegas 54 A. V. Tan Jr.

Stark J. B. Hernandez 54 F. T. Eusebio

Underwood J. B. Guce 54 Stony Road Horse

Guaranteed Gross Prizes: P 1,000,000.00

1st – P 600,000.00; 2nd – P 225,000.00; 3rd – P 125,000.00; 4th – P 50,000.00

LUCkY TONI

BITE MY DUST

THIS year, fillies Gentle Strength and Hook Shot will try to show their male counterparts that gender is not an issue in

racing — or at least not in this race. Of the two, perhaps Gentle Strength (Ultimate

Goal- Shadow of the Moon) of Mayor Benhur C. Abalos has the better credentials to outshine the colts in this race. This Ruben S. Tupas-trained runner turned in a 1:39 for the mile at Santa Ana Park when it placed second to Court of Honour last Sep. 6.

While she was carrying only 52 kgs. at the time, there was a prolonged head-to-head battle between her and the eventual winner in that race; and, only a week before, Gentle Strength won a 1,750-meter race.

This time she will be running adequately rested and will likely submit an equal or better time for the mile. Gentle Strength is versatile and can pace or wait patiently before attacking the lead and it will be piloted by an equally versatile rider in Jonathan B. Hernandez.

While Hook Shot (Hook and Ladder-Local Rules),

Santa Ana Park 3YO Colt and Filly Mile: 1,600 meters

to be ridden by Kelvin B. Abobo, has had impressive performances for the distance at the racing meet venue, it has not been as actively competing as Gentle Strength.

But Hook Shot’s owner Mr. Joseph C. Dyhengco can rightfully remain optimistic. After all, its coupled entry Sky Hook (Hook and Ladder out of Amber Shore), to be guided by heady Patty Dilema, won its latest mile assignment at Sta. Ana in wire-to-wire fashion with an impressive time of 1:39’ and has locked horns with the likes of SuperV, Princess Meili, and Icon, showing everyone that he is a tough nut to crack.

Completing the line-up are the Tupas-trained, Nardy Naval-owned Shintaro’s Speed, a progeny of champion Ibarra out of Touch Wood who will be brandishing an ace rider in Jeffril T. Zarate; and Super Spicy (Real Spicy-Kayumanggi) of owner-trainer-breeder Herminio S. Esguerra, with Fernando M. Raquel Jr. carrying the whip. n

By pAtrIcIA S. DIZON and cOMM. wIll j. A. DE uNGRIA HOOk SHOT




Gentle Strength J. B. Hernandez 53 B. C. Abalos, Jr.

Hook Shot K. B. Abobo 53 J. C. Dyhengco

Shintaro’s Speed J. T. Zarate 55 L. M. Naval

Sky Hook P. R. Dilema 55 H. S. Esguerra

Super Spicy F. M. Raquel, Jr. 55 H. S. Esguerra

Note: - coupled Entries

Guaranteed Gross Prizes: P 1,600,000.001st – P 1,000,000.00; 2nd – P 337,500.00; 3rd – P 187,500.00; 4th – P 75,000.00

SkY HOOk

SHINTARO SPEED

San Miguel Beer Classic: 2,000

meters

THE Classic has always been a crowd drawer and this year is no exception. The owner

of the winner of the lung-busting 2,000-meter event will not only be richer by a cool million pesos, but also, together with the names of the winning horse, trainer and jockey, will have his name forever carved in Philippine horse racing history and in the hearts of the passionate Filipino racing fans as champions of the 2015 MARHO Platinum Classic.


The entries of the well-respected Abalos stable show how serious the connections are at achieving success. The “People’s Champ” Hagdang Bato (Quaker Ridge - Fire Down Under) has been fielded by the good Mayor

of Mandaluyong City, Benhur C. Abalos

Jr., while his son, Benjamin A. Abalos III, has entered two Bwana Bull progenies Kanlaon (out of Never Left) and King Bull (out of dam

Nothing Impossible).Suffering only five setbacks

in its multi-titled racing career, crowd darling Hagdang Bato is expected to dominate the sales and rightfully so. Of this field of seven contenders he is the most experienced in distances longer than a mile.

In addition, familiarity between Hagdang Bato and its pilot Jonathan B. Hernandez is certainly not a problem. Admittedly, its June 2015 loss to Skyway in a 2,000-meter-contest in Malvar and scratching in a 1,750-meter race scheduled last August have left some quarters entertaining the idea that maybe Hagdang Bato is still not in tip-top shape.



guiding and appeasing Caloocan City Vice Mayor Macario E. Asistio III’s Biseng Bise (Reenact-

Real Queen) to conserve energy. Kanlaon, conditioned by C.C. Angeles and ridden by

come-from-behind expert Val Dilema, and the Ruben Tupas-prepared King Bull, ridden by Andrew Villegas, will prefer to

be the back markers.The late second canto or early third

quarter will see Hagdang Bato, Marinx, and Biseng Bise

more excited and trying to wrest the lead. From the late third up to the wire, Kanlaon and King Bull will make good use of their reserve strength to try and fashion blistering finishes. n

Regardless of whether or not the doubt has basis, Marinx (Sir Cherokee-Syrinx), owned and trained by Mayor Sandy Javier and steered by the able hands of Jeffril T. Zarate, carrying the lightest handicap weight of 54m, will certainly give her all.

While the early stages of the race will probably be contested by Fernando M. Raquel Jr. atop Herminio S. Esguerra’s Manalig Ka (Real Spicy - Tatler Cover) against Jordan Cordova riding Joseph Dyhengco’s Anthony Francisco-trained Hot and Spicy (Real Spicy-Bulakena), judging by the recent runs of Marinx, Zarate will opt to be a second liner to Hagdang Bato, who is not expected to be rushed by Hernandez, with Mark Alvarez


Biseng Bise M. A. Alvarez 56 M. E. Asistio, IIIHagdang Bato J. B. Hernandez 56 B. C. Abalos, Jr.Hot And Spicy J. B. Cordova 56 J. C. DyhengcoKanlaon V. R. Dilema 56 B. A. Abalos, IIIKing Bull A. R. Villegas 56 B. A. Abalos, IIIManalig Ka F. M. Raquel, Jr 56 H. S. EsguerraMarinx J. T. Zarate 54 L. M. Javier, Jr.Note: - coupled Entries

Guaranteed Gross Prizes: P 1,600,000.001st – P 1,000,000.00; 2nd – P 337,500.00;

3rd – P 187,500.00; 4th – P 75,000.00



DIStANcE DAtE yEAr trAcK tIME HOrSE JOcKEy

800M 20-jul 1997 MjCI 00:49.2 SuMMA CuM LAuDEFIORELLA HANDICAP jE. C. GuCE

850M 30-Nov 2008 SLLP 0:51 MILLION DOLLARPHILRACOM GRAND SPRINT M. A. ALVAREZ

900M 12-May 2004 SLLP 00:51.8 ARIBA KINGPHILRACOM GRAND SPRINT

j. B. HERNANDEZ

1000M 24-Dec 2011 SLLP 00:58.6CONSOLIDATOR

MARHO ALAy SA KAWAL SPRINT

K B ABOBO

31-Mar 2007 SLLP 00:58.6 LORD BONICLASS DIV 4 2A

R. G. FERNANDEZ

1100M 4-Oct 2011 PRCI 1 05 GABOCLASS DIVISION (8-7) j. T. ZARATE

9-jul 2010 PRCI 1 05 NEXT BIG THINGSPECIAL CLASS DIVISION 16 K. B. ABOBO

25-jul 2010 PRCI 1 05 BATONG SILyARCLASS DIVISION (10-9) R. R. DE LEON

10-jul 2009 PRCI 1 05 MISS ABBy KATIMP MD PLACERS L. D. BALBOA

1200M 26-May 2012 PRCI 1 11.4 DIVINEHANDICAP RACE 28

D. H. BORBE jR.

21-Apr 2012 PRCI 1 11.4 BORN TyCOONHANDICAP RACE 27 j. B. GuCE

1300M 30-jun 2011 PRCI 1 16.8 NEXT BIG THINGSPECIAL CLASS DIVISION (16) j. T. ZARATE

1400M 27-May 2007 SLLP 1 25 WILD ORCHIDCD (2 3B-4 AB-5A)

j. B. HERNANDEZ

1425M 26-Nov 2000 MjCI 1 27.0PHENOMENALGRAND SPRINT CHAMPIONSHIP

j. T. ZARATE

7-Sep 2002 MjCI 1 27.0 ARIBA KINGCD (1 - 5AB) P. R. DILEMA

1450M 8-Oct 2006 PRCI 1 28.4 EVER MINE NOWCD (2 3A TO 2 5A)

j. B. HERNANDEZ

1500M 1-Oct 2005 SLLP 1 30.8 WILD ORCHIDCD (2 2B TO 2 4A) (2 4A)

F. M. RAQuEL jR.

1525M 9-jul 2006 SLLP 1 33.6 EVER MINE NOWMjCI “CHAIRMAN’S CuP”

j. B. HERNANDEZ


1600M 19-Aug 2012 PRCI 1 37.8 HAGDANG BATOPCSO GRAND DERBy

j. B. HERNANDEZ

1690M 7-Feb 1999 MjCI 1 45.0 REAL TOPTIME MASTER HANDICAP jE. C. GuCE

1700M 19-Aug 2010 PRCI 1 43BATANG TuNDO

2010 MAyOR RAMON BAGATSING CuP

j. T. ZARATE

1750M 24-jun 2007 SLLP 1 48IBARRA

2nd Leg Triple Crown(j.V. ONGPIN Cup)

A. B. ALCASID jR.

25-jun 2006 SLLP 1 48REAL SPICy

26th GRAN COPA DE MANILA

j. B. GuCE

1800M 28-Aug 2011 PRCI 1 51.6 CONSTATIC2011 LAKAMBINI

C V GARGANTA

31-Dec 2007 PRCI 1 51.6IRENE’S FANTASySANTA ANA PARK

CHAMPIONSHIP RACEj. B. GuCE

1900M 23-Nov 2000 MjCI 1 58.4 HAZMOORESAMPAGuITA STAKES RACE

j. B. HERNANDEZ

2000M 22-May 2011 PRCI 2 04.4 yES POGI16TH PCSO SILVER CuP M. F. DAQuIS

24-Dec 2005 SLLP 2 04.4WILD ORCHID

2005 PHILRACOM CLASSIC OPEN

F. M. RAQuEL jR.

13-Nov 2005 SLLP 2 04.4STOWAWAy LASS

SPEAKER jOSE DE VENECIA CuP

V. R. DILEMA

2050M 7-Dec 2008 PRCI 2 09IBARRA

2006 PRESIDENTIAL GOLD CuP

K. B. ABOBO

31-Dec 2006 PRCI 2 09REAL SPICy

PHILRACOM CLASSIC OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP

L. D. BALBOA

17-Dec 2006 PRCI 2 09REAL SPICy

2006 PRESIDENTIAL GOLD CuP

j. B. GuCE

pHIlrAcOM PHILIPPINE trAcK RECORDAS OF SEPT. 2015

pHIlrAcOM PHILIPPINE trAcK RECORDAS OF SEPT. 2015




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Marho Platinum 2015 Souvenir Magazine