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Judges John Ferguson and Jean-Luc Dufour with Frances and Barbara Hatton after their new thoroughbred stallion Gibeon brings the Croker Cup to Slyguff Stud \ Susan Finnerty
All smiles, Alan Hatton, proudly wearing a Tiggy’s Trust yellow ribbon, with the 2022 Croker Cup champion Gibeon.\ Susan Finnerty
ACCOMPANIED by the same wooden tackbox, made locally when the the four-year-old King of Diamonds went to Dublin in 1966, Slyguff Stud’s Gibeon won this year’s Croker Cup.
Julie Radden's Galileo Dance brought home Croker Cup glory for his 'speechless' owner
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