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Manson gangs up on prizes at Aboyne
Published: August 05, 2012

Aboyne, Scotland – August 4, 2012 – The annual Aboyne Highland Games enjoyed a lovely sunny day, where Fiona Manson had the best overall success, winning the Piobaireachd event and gathering high prizes in the light music.
 
Piobaireachd
1st Fiona Manson, "The Battle of Waternish"
2nd Fraser Maitland
3rd Alan Russell
4th Robert Gibb
5th James McPetrie
Judges: Norman Matheson, Malcolm McRrae, Bill Wotherspoon
 
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1st Craig Sutherland
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Light music judges: Jimmy Banks, Ronnie Clark, Ian Duncan
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