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Title: BEST TURNED OUT: Staff share in €9,000 league jackpot
Staff employed by Jim Bolger, Michael Halford and Kevin Prendergast shared €9,000 as winners of the inaugural Irish Thoroughbred Welfare Council best turned-out league
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BEST TURNED OUT: Staff share in €9,000 league jackpot
Staff employed by Jim Bolger, Michael Halford and Kevin Prendergast shared €9,000 as winners of the inaugural Irish Thoroughbred Welfare Council best turned-out league
John Osborne of Horse Racing Ireland (second left) with (l-r) Sean Fitzpatrick, Kevin Prendergast, Des Cunnings, Johnny Sullivan, Jessica O’Gorman and Tara McCann / Inpho
STAFF employed by Jim Bolger, Michael Halford and Kevin Prendergast will share a total of €9,000 as flat category winners of the inaugural Irish Thoroughbred Welfare Council best turned-out league.
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