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B/.3,647.08 Premio: B/.20,000.00 1,800 Mts Info-Hípica Hípica de Panamá, S. A. Hípica de Panamá, S. A. PROHIBIDA LA VENTA DEL MISMO 14 Viernes 20 de julio de 2018. Panamá, R. de Panamá Boletín 84 Ave. José AgustínAve. JoséArango, Agustín Juan Arango, Díaz, Tel.: Juan 377 Díaz,-2600 Tel.: – Fax.:217300-2600-3437 – Fax.:2179 www-3437.hipodromo.com HORARIO DE CARRERAS LOCALES INSCRIPCION CLÁSICA: Semana hípica de eventos locales Por este medio les informamos a toda la familia hípica, Domingo 29 de julio de 2018 que el Hipódromo Presidente Remón presenta su CLÁSICO (Gr.3) versión: 39 programación de días de carreras locales con el UNIÓN DE PREPARADORES EN HOMENAJE A LA siguiente horario: FLIA. DOUGLAS. Premio: B/.20,000.00 1,400 mts. (7 Fgs.) HORARIO DE CARRERAS LOCALES Seis caballos nacionales de tres (3) y más años de edad, fueron inscritos por sus dueños para competir en Sábado 21 de julio de 2018 2:10 p.m. esta prueba estelar siendo ellos: Señalero (106), Fray Domingo 22 de julio de 2018 2:10 p.m. Angélico (126), Calínico (104), Hombre Con Fe (104), Dynamo (104) y El Tigre Mono (123). ACUMULADO DEL 5 Y 6 LOCAL Ave. José Agustín Arango, Juan Díaz, Tel.:Cuota 300 -Final:2600 – Fax.:217-3437 Domingo, 22 de julio B/.400.00 hasta las 6:00 p.m www.hipodromo.com www.hipodromo.comPRÓXIMO CIERRE DE INSCRIPCIÓN CLÁSICA de junio de 2009 - P a n a má R. De Panamá - Boletín No.63 Domingo 5 de agosto de 2018 CLÁSICO (Gr.3) versión: 60 SOCIEDAD DE DUEÑOS DE CABALLOS B/.3,647.08 Premio: B/.20,000.00 1,800 mts. (9 Fgs.) Para toda yegua nacional de tres (3) y más años de 2da. Carrera edad. Sábado 21 de julio de 2018 Pesos: Según la tabla oficial y recargo de una (1) libra por cada clásico ganado en los últimos doce (12) meses a la fecha de cierre de inscripciones. Cierre de inscripciones: Jueves, 26 de julio, B/.200.00 hasta las 6:00 p.m Cuota Final: Domingo, 29 de julio B/.400.00 hasta las 6:00 p.m PRÓXIMO EVENTO CLÁSICO 6ª CARRERA # 1 ISLAND KING Domingo 12 de agosto de 2018 CORRERA CON ANTEOJERAS 8ª CARRERA # 3 CAMBIA EL PASO CLÁSICO (Gr.2) versión: 80 PESO A CARGAR 110 LBS. ARTURO, ERIC, MAX, ERIC ARTURO Y ERIC ANTONIO DELVALLE Información suministrada por la Secretaría de PRIMERO DE LA TRIPLE CORONA NACIONAL DE 3 Carreras y Fiscalización Veterinaria. AÑOS. Premio: B/.40,000.00 1,800 mts. (9 Fgs.) Para todo caballo nacional de tres (3) años de edad. FERIA DE LA SALUD EN EL HIPÓDROMO Pesos: Según la tabla oficial. PRESIDENTE REMÓN Cierre de inscripciones: Con la presencia del Jueves, 2 de agosto, B/.400.00 hasta las 6:00 p.m personal del Minsa, Cuota Final: Inadeh y la clínica de Domingo, 5 de agosto B/.800.00 hasta las 6:00 p.m Codere Panamá, se Nota: Primer evento clasificatorio para escoger nuestras realizó la Feria de la Salud representantes al Clásico Internacional del aribe. para todos los mozos de corral del Hipódromo Presidente Remón. Esta gran feria, organizada por el Hipódromo Presidente Remón y la Sociedad de Dueños de Caballos, inició a las 9:00 de la mañana y culminó hasta las 1.30 de la tarde. CAMBIOS Y RETIROS RETIROS PARA EL SÁBADO 21 DE JULIO: En la misma, se 1ª CARRERA # 4 DISFRAZADA realizaron diferentes N.S.P. tipos de exámenes para 3ª CARRERA # 3 CROWN SENSE el público que acudió ADM.CAMBIO DE DIA como: Toma de 4ª. CARRERA # 2 LADY DRAGO glucosa, presión M. POSTERIOR IZQ. 10 DIAS arterial, peso, estatura, 5ª CARRERA # 4 TIME TO GO ON vacunas de influenza, sarampión, tétano, hepatitis b y la BAJO TRAT. VET. 10 DIAS prueba del V.I.H, que se entregaba en 30 minutos. # 6 LIKE A PRINCESS N.S.P. Por su parte, el personal del Inadeh, realizó cortes de 8ª. CARRERA # 2 NENA DACONTE cabello y mascarillas para damas y caballeros. N.S.P. La Feria de Salud, tuvo CAMBIOS PARA EL SÁBADO 21 DE JULIO: un gran éxito por parte 1ª CARRERA # 5 DULCE BEBE R de los organizadores, CORRERA CON ANTEOJERAS en la cual contó con 5ª CARRERA # 1 MOONINVICTUS gran cantidad de MONTARA JOSE MORELOS mozos de corral, para realizarse los RETIROS PARA EL DOMINGO 22 DE JULIO: respectivos exámenes 1ª CARRERA # 8 LEYENDA’S GIRL que eran brindados N.S.P. totalmente gratis para ellos. 2ª CARRERA # 7 DON’TMISSMYACT N.S.P. Por último representantes del Minsa, Inadeh y la clínica 5ª CARRERA # 6 TALE OF ANGEL codere, se sintieron contentos por el respaldo que se le N.S.P. dio a esta feria de la salud. 6ª CARRERA # 8 STEVEN GOT REVENGE N.S.P. # 10 EL TRACTORCITO N.S.P. CAMBIOS PARA EL DOMINGO 22 DE JULIO: 1ª CARRERA # 4 EDK PRINCELESS GEM CORRERA CON ANTEOJERAS EL HIPÓDROMO PRESIDENTE REMÓN SIGUE EVENTO DE LA SEMANA: TRABAJANDO Con la finalidad de Domingo 22 de julio de 2018 mantener en buen estado CLÁSICO (Gr.3) versión: 7 las áreas de establos y la BARTOLOMÉ MAFLA HERRERA pista del Hipódromo Premio: B/.20,000.00 1,700 mts. (8 ½ Fgs.) Presidente Remón, Seis yeguas de tres (3) años de edad competirán este personal de mantenimiento domingo en esta prueba siendo ellas: Star Galicia, sigue trabajando para las Alfhonsine, Tamborera, Miss Derby, Edk Miss Universe y mejores del mismo. Royal K. CLÁSICO (Gr.3) versión: 7 Los trabajos que se están BARTOLOMÉ MAFLA HERRERA realizando van desde fumigación al área del hipódromo, limpieza en los Un personaje a conocer BARTOLOME MAFLA basureros en el área de HERRERA – Un triunfador con visión establo, corte de hierba en las barandas de la pista, entre otros. Bartolomé nació un viernes 11 de junio de 1965, siendo el menor de seis hermanos, vivió sus primeros cuatro Hípica de Panamá, seguirá años en la ciudad capital trasladándose al corregimiento contribuyendo en enaltecer de Bejuco distrito de Chame lugar de nacimiento de su buena imagen en las madre, su padre BARTOLOME MAFLA GONZÁLEZ instalaciones del Coso Hípico quien fue empresario transportista, político, dueño y panameño. entrenador de sus propios caballos en el Hipódromo de Juan Franco entre ellos el recordado LOLITO, también Nuestra labor, no se hiciera trabajó en el departamento de mantenimiento del grande sino contamos con el Hipódromo. apoyo de los mozos de corral para poder tener una buena A sus 8 años regresan a la ciudad nuevamente donde imagen en el área de establo, empieza a trabajar en el Hipódromo cuidando caballos igualmente a todo el personal en el Hipo Pony ganando B/.3.50 semanales. Siempre que forma parte del optimista, trabajador y muy estudioso se levantaba a las hipódromo. 5:00 de la mañana para ir a la escuela con el sueño de ser en el futuro un hombre exitoso y con deseos de TRABAJO DE FUMIGACIÓN superación. Sus deseos de ser veterinario le daban impulsos a seguir adelante, cuidó caballos para ayudar a sus padres, en el Establo de su Sobrino Félix Rodríguez Mafla, destacado entrenador de caballos y también miembro del salón de la fama del Caribe, hijo de una de sus hermanas mayores (Felicia) y quien ahora es el entrenador de toda su cuadra. Por razones económicas no pudo estudiar ciencias debido a que tenía que trabajar tan pronto se graduara de la escuela secundaria para ayudar a sus padres, así se gradúa a los 16 años de Bachiller en Comercio en el Colegio Richard Neumann practicando en una firma de Contadores Públicos Autorizados, donde se quedó trabajando, posteriormente pasa a la firma No. 2 en el mundo en ese momento, de donde tres años más tarde, a los 21 años de edad, salta a la Gerencia General de una Financiera propiedad de Haralambos Tzanetatos y Juan Ramón Poll, de allí Bartolomé ha ocupado importantes y diferentes posiciones incluyendo Presidencias de Juntas Directivas en Gremios En el mes de noviembre de 2013, en Shanghai China se importantes en Panamá y en el extranjero. le otorgo a Panamá, representado por Bartolomé Mafla Herrera el premio de Firma del año 2013. Graduado en la Universidad de Panamá, con el título de Licenciado en Contabilidad. Actualmente es el Presidente y Fundador del Colegio Panameño de Tributaristas en formación. Tiene Post Grado en Tributación, graduado con honores Es dueño, criador, importador y preparador con muchos en UNESCPA y Maestría en Tributación graduado con triunfos, en todos los rubros hípicos, en Panamá y USA. índice de 2.9 Cum Laude. Es el segundo panameño en lograr triunfo como dueño Por sus estudios, tenacidad, honestidad y perseverancia en el hipódromo de Santa Anita en California, USA, con en enero de 1990 logra fundar su propia firma de el caballo Insubordination, el 14 de abril de 2018, plaza Contadores Públicos Autorizados donde logra en muy muy difícil de lograr triunfos. poco tiempo convertirse en una de las firmas más cotizadas del país en Auditoría e Impuestos con clientes Fue Presidente de la Asociación de Propietarios de Pura de todo tamaño, la cual posteriormente se une por 12 Sangre de Carreras de Panamá (APPUCAPA) durante años a la firma No. 2 donde había trabajado su presidencia se creó la figura del socio vitalicio, siendo anteriormente, regresando en calidad de socio, y hacen el primero Darío Ramos Bustamante (Q.D.E.P) se rindió 12 años es el Presidente y Socio Principal en Panamá homenaje a todos los expresidentes de APPUCAPA a de una de las 10 grandes en el mundo.
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