Iconic dog trainer Barbara Woodhouse's legacy lives on at Harper Adams through her great-grandson
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Fresh National success for the Harper Adams Shooting Team
21 December 2021
Following on from their successful trip to St. Andrews, the Harper Adams Shooting Team have returned victorious from the British University and College Championships.
Our Men’s team took first place overall, whilst Luke Russell won the High Gun in the men’s individual competition with 95/100.
This year’s Clay Pigeon Shooting Championships were held at Orston Shooting Ground.
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