Ngātīmoti farmer wins NZ TUX champs
Ngātīmoti sheep farmer Alistair Eggers, alongside his dog Moss, claimed the title of TUX NZ Maiden Y
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Ngātīmoti sheep farmer Alistair Eggers, alongside his dog Moss, claimed the title of TUX NZ Maiden Y
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