HALO EFFECT

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                    [Title] => Do not judge the book
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We’ve all heard this line before: “Do not judge the book by its cover.”

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                    [Title] => What A Spell in magic win
                    [Summary] => Far second choice What A Spell ran like a well-oiled machine yesterday to post a three-length victory in the Philracom Sampaguita stakes race at the Sta. Ana Park.


What A Spell, ridden by Class A jockey DH Borbe, won the 1,800-meter race in a minute 54.6 seconds (14’-22-25’-25-27). Halo Effect, Golden Ballet and Magical Mark, this year’s Triple Crown headliners, came in next in that order.


                    [DatePublished] => 2002-11-04 00:00:00
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                    [Title] => Triple Crown stars clash in Lakambini race
                    [Summary] => This year’s Triple Crown leg winners will be ranged against each other when the Philracom Lakambini stakes race is held today with a whopping P450,000 top prize at stake at the Sta. Ana Park.


Golden Ballet, winner of the Cojuangco Cup, which served as the opening leg of the Triple Crown, will vie for top honors against J.V. Ongpin Cup winner Halo Effect and Horsemsan’s Cup winner Magical Mark in the 1,800-m race.


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                    [Title] => Triple Crown leg a three-way fight
                    [Summary] => Can Golden Ballet or Halo Effect take one more victory in the Triple Crown this year?


After Golden Ballet ruled the first leg in the Cojuangco Cup, then followed by Halo Effect in the J. V. Ongpin Cup, who  could possibly take the Horseman’s Cup (the honoree this year is Ms. Livia de Leon, chairperson of the Philippine Charity Sweepstakes Office)?   


The question will be answered today.


Eleven of the country’s top three-year-old will see action in the race offering a total purse of P1.67 million.


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                    [Title] => Longshot foils Golden Ballet bid
                    [Summary] => Longshot Halo Effect yesterday ended Golden Ballet’s ambitious bid for the Triple Crown as she practically came from nowhere to rule the 2002  J.V. Ongpin Cup before a bewildered crowd at the San Lazaro Hippodrome.


Halo Effect got off to a strong start in the 1,900-m race and went side by side with Cutting Edge and Golden Ballet before slowing down and yielding the lead after the far turn. But Halo Effect simply couldn’t be denied, barely beating Cutting Edge to the finish.


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Do not judge the book

By Francis J. Kong | February 24, 2013 - 12:00am

We’ve all heard this line before: “Do not judge the book by its cover.”

Business

What A Spell in magic win

November 4, 2002 - 12:00am

Far second choice What A Spell ran like a well-oiled machine yesterday to post a three-length victory in the Philracom Sampaguita stakes race at the Sta. Ana Park. What A Spell, ridden by Class A jockey DH Borbe,...

Sports

Triple Crown stars clash in Lakambini race

August 18, 2002 - 12:00am

This year’s Triple Crown leg winners will be ranged against each other when the Philracom Lakambini stakes race is held today with a whopping P450,000 top prize at stake at the Sta. Ana Park. Golden Ballet,...

Sports

Triple Crown leg a three-way fight

July 21, 2002 - 12:00am

Can Golden Ballet or Halo Effect take one more victory in the Triple Crown this year? After Golden Ballet ruled the first leg in the Cojuangco Cup, then followed by Halo Effect in the J. V. Ongpin Cup, who could...

Sports

Longshot foils Golden Ballet bid

June 24, 2002 - 12:00am

Longshot Halo Effect yesterday ended Golden Ballet’s ambitious bid for the Triple Crown as she practically came from nowhere to rule the 2002 J.V. Ongpin Cup before a bewildered crowd at the San Lazaro Hippodrome. Halo...

Sports