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Derby 2 Naga Results YOUNG BIRD DERBY 2 NAGA PAGE 1 OF 20 AS OF 3/12/21 9:48 AM BFRC UNOFFICIAL RACE RESULTS | 2021 SOUTH RANK REGISTERED NAME NUMBER Y DISTANCE TIME NAGA 1 BALANGA LEO VERTIDO, BOY PICK UP LOFT 26207 Y 308564.60 10:55:19 1283.99 2 ORANI PAUL APOSTOL, HOMEBOUND LOFT 26458 Y 317.99 11:08:38 1253.73 3 BALANGA JOVEN SANCHEZ 26407 Y 310.00 11:03:33 1247.23 4 BALANGA LEO VERTIDO, BOY PICK UP LOFT 262219 Y 308564.60 11:02:33 1246.47 5 MALOLOS JUN MARK ROQUE, YOHNARD2830 LOFT 27174 Y 290.12 10:47:52 1245.85 6 ABUCAY RONALD CRUZ, MERIDIAN GUILD LOFT 26830 Y 311.60 11:05:21 1244.66 7 OBANDO ROGELIO GRASPILA 26043 Y 269.90 10:32:41 1239.88 8 GUIGUINTO RYAN HERNANDEZ, RYAN ULY LOFT 28608 Y 282.99 10:43:39 1237.65 9 ORANI RODELIE GREGORIO 26881 Y 316.91 11:11:17 1236.57 10 PLARIDEL CARLO CABIGAO, CC LOFT 26948 Y 287.38 10:47:29 1236.13 11 GUIGUINTO VIRGILIO LAZARTE 28657 Y 282.04 10:43:23 1234.93 12 MALOLOS NORBERTO SALONGA, SHALOM LOFT 26976 Y 290.77 10:50:49 1233.03 13 MALOLOS JHUNE NOVIES, TPF NASKIE LOFT 30246 Y 292.79 10:52:33 1232.55 14 BALANGA JOVEN SANCHEZ 26415 Y 310.00 11:07:22 1228.36 15 MALOLOS JHUNE NOVIES, TPF NASKIE LOFT 30248 Y 292.79 10:53:23 1228.24 16 HAGONOY JUANITO DE JESUS, AWEN LOFT 29931 Y 297.06 10:57:16 1226.18 17 MALOLOS FRED BAETIONG 29228 Y 290.78 10:52:12 1225.90 18 BULAKAN FERNANDO EVANGELISTA 28024 Y 282.09 10:45:54 1221.71 19 PAOMBONG WILBERTO CRUZ, BJ LOFT 28867 Y 292.78 10:54:44 1221.27 20 BOCAUE ERICK YHURI MENDOZA, PIGEON ATHLETES LOFT 29892 Y 276.07 10:41:21 1219.65 21 MARILAO JEFFRY FRANCISCO, JMJ LOFT 29866 Y 274.56 10:40:15 1218.93 22 MALOLOS FRED BAETIONG 29235 Y 290.78 10:53:34 1218.88 23 ABUCAY AUTOMATION LOFT 26484 Y 312.98 11:12:04 1217.49 24 MALOLOS JOELLAN NATIVIDAD, REDWINGS LOFT 28272 Y 291.98 10:54:53 1217.17 25 ABUCAY ISRAEL MARTIN, PATRICIA ZHYRILL LOFT 26462 Y 311.39 11:11:47 1212.67 26 MASANTOL JOJO TALLADA, MASANTOL SYNDICATE LOFT 31998 Y 302785.30 11:04:45 1212.35 27 PLARIDEL REY SANTOS,3 BROTHERS LOFT 28412 Y 287.82 10:52:27 1212.13 28 PLARIDEL GEORGE CRUZ 28730 Y 287.35 10:52:04 1212.11 29 SANFERNANDO R JAY GOZUN, PRECIOUS LOFT 32334 Y 312.88 11:13:31 1210.29 30 CALUMPIT CARL RIVERA, BULABOG AND NAMSIN LOFT 29231 Y 297.21 11:00:37 1210.06 31 GUIGUINTO MARLON PALILEO, PEKE LOFT 28691 Y 282.56 10:48:32 1209.93 32 BOCAUE JULIUS DEMATE, RNJ LOFT 29577 Y 274.81 10:42:30 1207.96 33 ORANI FIRST RACING DEVICE 26450 Y 317.47 11:17:54 1207.58 34 ANGELES JON LAZATIN, BULLY LOFT 32547 Y 326.88 11:25:45 1207.30 35 LUBAO MORADO DEL ROSARIO 32836 Y 320.51 11:20:46 1205.98 36 PLARIDEL JAIME BUENO 26953 Y 289.52 10:55:06 1205.83 37 BATAAN BILLY ABEJAR 26499 Y 311142.90 11:13:03 1205.75 38 PAOMBONG REDDY AGMATA, ANGEL STATION LOFT 28835 Y 294.32 10:59:08 1205.58 39 ANGELES JON LAZATIN, CBL II LOFT 31761 Y 332.09 11:30:42 1204.55 40 HAGONOY ARIES DE JESUS, UNO/UNA DJ LOFT 29910 Y 297.00 11:01:37 1204.31 41 ORANI RODELIE GREGORIO 26855 Y 316.91 11:18:09 1204.30 42 MALOLOS RYAN LACSON, LACSON BROTHERS LOFT 28077 Y 287.88 10:54:03 1204.28 43 MALOLOS CHRISTIAN NATIVIDAD, AGILA LOFT 28028 Y 288.62 10:54:44 1203.90 44 PLARIDEL JHANREY MAGSAKAY, RH POULTRY STORE LOFT 27869 Y 289.61 10:55:49 1202.61 45 PLARIDEL JAIME BUENO 28411 Y 289.52 10:55:47 1202.41 46 LIMAY CHRISTIAN CRUZ 26120 Y 298.53 11:03:20 1202.12 YOUNG BIRD DERBY 2 NAGA PAGE 2 OF 20 AS OF 3/12/21 9:48 AM BFRC UNOFFICIAL RACE RESULTS | 2021 SOUTH 47 SANFERNANDO R JAY GOZUN, PRECIOUS LOFT 32333 Y 312.88 11:15:18 1202.00 48 LUBAO RAFAEL CAYANAN 31131 Y 320.24 11:21:29 1201.73 49 HAGONOY ROMMEL SANTOS, LHAN-LHIN LOFT 29773 Y 297.22 11:02:20 1201.68 50 SANTARITA ARIS SUNGA 32116 Y 317.33 11:19:07 1201.48 51 MALOLOS BOBBY PARAISO, TRIDENT LOFT 29306 Y 289.01 10:55:45 1200.48 52 ORANI RODELIE GREGORIO 26688 Y 316.91 11:19:03 1200.20 53 ANGELES JON LAZATIN, BULLY LOFT 32516 Y 326.88 11:27:29 1199.62 54 BALANGA LEO VERTIDO, BOY PICK UP LOFT 26203 Y 308.56 11:12:16 1199.40 55 PILAR ARIES MACAPINLAC 26259 Y 308.18 11:11:58 1199.28 56 PLARIDEL GEORGE CRUZ 28735 Y 287.35 10:54:37 1199.21 57 BULAKAN FERNANDO EVANGELISTA 28022 Y 282.09 10:50:21 1198.61 58 ANGELES JON LAZATIN, BULLY LOFT 32539 Y 326.88 11:27:49 1198.16 59 MALOLOS NORBERTO SALONGA, SHALOM LOFT 26977 Y 290.77 10:57:46 1197.73 60 MALOLOS JOELLAN NATIVIDAD, REDWINGS LOFT 28274 Y 291.98 10:58:49 1197.53 61 SANFERNANDO R JAY GOZUN, PRECIOUS LOFT 32339 Y 312.88 11:16:19 1197.33 62 PAOMBONG WILBERTO CRUZ, BJ LOFT 28869 Y 292.78 10:59:33 1197.22 63 GUIGUINTO VIRGILIO LAZARTE 28653 Y 282.04 10:50:50 1195.92 64 ANGELES JON LAZATIN, CBL II LOFT 31763 Y 332.09 11:32:55 1194.94 65 MALOLOS JOSEPH ROMEL CASUPANAN, CRACK 12 LOFT 28711 Y 290.87 10:58:26 1194.88 66 PULILAN ROBERTO RAMOS, AARON LOFT 29053 Y 292.08 10:59:35 1194.21 67 CALAGUIMAN JP MAGTANONG 26691 Y 312.27 11:16:36 1193.70 68 HAGONOY MIGUEL CRISOSTOMO, 3KEY LOFT 29791 Y 298.00 11:04:39 1193.67 69 PULILAN MARK JOSEPH BONDOC, MBR LOFT 30633 Y 288.08 10:56:21 1193.64 70 BALIWAG OLIVER GUEVARRA, GUEVARRA BROTHERS LOFT 30322 Y 288.75 10:57:03 1192.92 71 MALOLOS NETOY LOFT 29193 Y 285.41 10:54:18 1192.68 72 SANFERNANDO PAOLO GALANG 32608 Y 322.15 11:25:08 1192.56 73 PLARIDEL CARLO CABIGAO, CC LOFT 27853 Y 287.38 10:55:59 1192.53 74 ORANI MACOY EUGENIO 26811 Y 317.20 11:21:02 1192.33 75 MARILAO JONATHAN MONTON, ONAY LOFT 29603 Y 273.78 10:44:42 1191.90 76 BOCAUE DOMINICK LOFT 29806 Y 276.24 10:46:47 1191.78 77 PULILAN RONALD TORRES, KUPENG CEDIE LOFT 28986 Y 291.38 10:59:31 1191.67 78 ABUCAY AUTOMATION LOFT 26477 Y 312.98 11:17:41 1191.46 79 ORANI RODELIE GREGORIO 26878 Y 316.91 11:21:11 1190.58 80 MALOLOS JOELLAN NATIVIDAD, REDWINGS LOFT 28266 Y 291.98 11:00:20 1190.13 81 PAOMBONG LUISITO SANTOS, TIME BANDIT LOFT 26061 Y 292.91 11:01:11 1189.79 82 BULAKAN ANTHONY JACINTO 27231 Y 282.63 10:52:34 1189.69 83 BALANGA LEO VERTIDO, BOY PICK UP LOFT 26204 Y 308.56 11:14:23 1189.61 84 BALIWAG OLIVER GUEVARRA, GUEVARRA BROTHERS LOFT 30309 Y 288.75 10:57:44 1189.56 85 MALOLOS FRED BAETIONG 27295 Y 290.78 10:59:32 1189.14 86 BOCAUE DOMINICK LOFT 29805 Y 276.24 10:47:40 1187.26 87 MARILAO JONATHAN MONTON, ONAY LOFT 29610 Y 273.78 10:45:38 1187.07 88 PLARIDEL JHANREY MAGSAKAY, RH POULTRY STORE LOFT 27878 Y 289.61 10:59:00 1186.92 89 ANGELES JON LAZATIN, BULLY LOFT 32540 Y 326.88 11:30:40 1185.77 90 MALOLOS JOSEPH ROMEL CASUPANAN, CRACK 12 LOFT 28719 Y 290.87 11:00:22 1185.47 91 GUIGUINTO REINEL RAMOS, STA RITA 118 LOFT 27027 Y 287.06 10:57:12 1185.21 92 SANFERNANDO R JAY GOZUN, PRECIOUS LOFT 32350 Y 312.88 11:19:03 1184.93 93 SANFERNANDO PAOLO GALANG 32622 Y 322.15 11:26:54 1184.81 YOUNG BIRD DERBY 2 NAGA PAGE 3 OF 20 AS OF 3/12/21 9:48 AM BFRC UNOFFICIAL RACE RESULTS | 2021 SOUTH 94 PAOMBONG REDDY AGMATA, ANGEL STATION LOFT 28833 Y 294.32 11:03:27 1184.63 95 BOCAUE JAYVEE CARILLO, PEDRO PENDUKOT LOFT 29588 Y 275.46 10:47:32 1184.63 96 ANGELES JON LAZATIN, BULLY LOFT 32511 Y 326.88 11:31:00 1184.34 97 APALIT MELITO PANGAN, TRIPLE C LOFT 31402 Y 301.84 11:09:54 1184.15 98 BULAKAN FERNANDO EVANGELISTA 28036 Y 282.09 10:53:16 1183.94 99 MALOLOS CHRISTOPHER LAQUINDANUM, SIRC TRES 1617 LOFT 28797 Y 288.85 10:59:14 1182.69 100 HAGONOY JUANITO DE JESUS, AWEN LOFT 29973 Y 297.06 11:06:22 1181.79 101 MALOLOS RYAN LACSON, LACSON BROTHERS LOFT 28794 Y 287.88 10:58:49 1180.73 102 LUBAO RAFAEL CAYANAN 31139 Y 320.24 11:26:16 1180.54 103 ABUCAY AUTOMATION LOFT 26476 Y 312.98 11:20:22 1179.41 104 ANGELES JON LAZATIN, BULLY LOFT 32523 Y 326.88 11:32:11 1179.28 105 MALOLOS DENNIS BARTOLOME, GRACE MARY LOFT 29342 Y 287.10 10:58:39 1178.35 106 BACOLOR EDWIN MULI, ASERO LOFT 31108 Y 325.47 11:31:13 1178.32 107 PLARIDEL CARLO CABIGAO, CC LOFT 26941 Y 287.38 10:58:55 1178.19 108 SANFERNANDO R JAY GOZUN, PRECIOUS LOFT 32337 Y 312.88 11:20:34 1178.17 109 ORANI RODELIE GREGORIO 26888 Y 316.91 11:24:03 1177.89 110 PILAR ARIES MACAPINLAC 26254 Y 308.18 11:16:42 1177.59 111 APALIT ERICK YUTUC 31631 Y 302.41 11:11:50 1177.44 112 BALIWAG OLIVER GUEVARRA, GUEVARRA BROTHERS LOFT 30310 Y 288.75 11:00:15 1177.36 113 BOCAUE KYRIE GASPI 29813 Y 276.20 10:49:42 1176.83 114 SANFERNANDO PAOLO GALANG 32630 Y 322.15 11:28:50 1176.44 115 BOCAUE DOMINICK LOFT 29808 Y 276.24 10:49:54 1175.97 116 SANFERNANDO R JAY GOZUN, PRECIOUS LOFT 29434 Y 312.88 11:21:24 1174.48 117 MARILAO CHARLIE MANANSALA, CHARBEL LOFT 28420 Y 271.02 10:45:49 1174.18 118 PLARIDEL MARJON DE JESUS, FATHER AND SON LOFT 28407 Y 287.37 11:00:06 1172.47 119 SANTARITA ARIS SUNGA 32157 Y 317.33 11:25:42 1172.26 120 BACOLOR EDWIN MULI, ASERO LOFT 31109 Y 325.47 11:32:44 1171.89 121 ANGELES JON LAZATIN, BULLY LOFT 32518 Y 326.88 11:34:01 1171.53 122 PULILAN ROSS CHESTER GARCIA, MULAWIN LOFT 30614 Y 288.87 11:01:39 1171.16 123 PLARIDEL GEORGE CRUZ 28732 Y 287.35 11:00:27 1170.71 124 GUIGUINTO JASPER HILARIO 28641 Y 283.85 10:57:28 1170.70 125 GUIGUINTO RYAN HERNANDEZ, RYAN ULY LOFT 28606 Y 282.99 10:56:44 1170.66 126 ORANI RODELIE GREGORIO 26853 Y 316.91 11:25:46 1170.42 127 BACOLOR EDWIN MULI, ASERO LOFT 32329 Y 325.47 11:33:06 1170.34 128 ANGELES JON LAZATIN, BULLY LOFT 32543 Y 326.88 11:34:19 1170.27 129 PULILAN ROEL CLEMENTE, BISHOP LOFT 30613 Y 290.55 11:03:17 1170.25 130 MALOLOS JUN MARK ROQUE, YOHNARD2830 LOFT 27181 Y 290.12 11:02:56 1170.14 131 APALIT JULIUS ANONUEVO, FORGE LOFT 31943 Y 299.93 11:11:23 1169.86 132 PLARIDEL MARLON TALASTAS GARCIA, BATIGAS LINE LOFT 1983 28064 Y 287.10 11:00:28 1169.60 133 PLARIDEL RM LOFT 2 30037 Y 286.66 11:00:10 1169.25 134 MALOLOS JOSEPH ROMEL CASUPANAN, CRACK 12 LOFT 28717 Y 290.87 11:03:47 1169.19 135 MALOLOS POI POI LOFT 29500 Y 290.20 11:03:13 1169.16 136 GUIGUINTO MARLON PALILEO, PEKE LOFT 28689
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