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Shooting school helps raise thousands for local hospice
Barbury Shooting School battled through heavy rain to host the David Margesson Clay Shoot Challenge in aid of nearby Prospect Hospice.
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Out of 18 teams, the winners were the team of Nick Cleverley, Will Nutland, Russell Cleverley, Phil Copplestone (below, with David Margesson?s daughter, Suzanne Bradley) and Andrew Bradley, who missed only 13 clays in their six flushes.
After shooting, Guns and their guests bid on a selection of exciting auction lots given by generous donors.
The event raised £25,000 for the hospice.
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