'The Boss Lady' Wins Handicap at Presidente Remón Racetrack

Yesterday, the 'Aniversario RPC' Handicap was held at the Presidente Remón Racetrack. The victory was won by the horse 'The Boss Lady', finishing ahead of her rivals. The 1200-meter race was memorable for its high speeds on all segments of the distance.

'The Boss Lady' won the 'Aniversario RPC' Handicap, which was held yesterday at the Presidente Remón Racetrack. The finishing order was as follows: first was 'The Boss Lady', followed by 'La Vedette', third was 'Star Fish', fourth was 'Hermana Mía', and 'Victoria Viviana' closed the scoreboard. The 1200-meter race was run in splits of 23.3 seconds for the first 400 meters, 49.2 seconds for 800 meters, and 1.17 flat for the aforementioned distance.

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