
Tag: Oxford


Welcome Back: Oxford’s Summer Eights

Mark Jabalé: My Conversion to Rowing

The Feathers: A Forgotten Centre of Early British Rowing. Part I: Preamble

John Hawks Clasper, His Father’s Son. Part II: The Innovative Boat Builder

John Hawks Clasper, His Father’s Son. Part I: The Professional Oarsman

The Boat Race Comes Home

A Boat Race Day Album: Part III – After

A Boat Race Day Album: Part II – During

A Boat Race Day Album: Part I – Before

Breaking News

Relative Rowing

A Tideway Week Album: The Oxford Men

The 2022 Boat Race Fixtures: Reading the Runes

Oxford Women and Lightweights get Pre-Race Bounty

Turning Blue: The 2022 Boat Race Crews

Gordon Bennett!*

BlueTube

William Grenfell’s ‘Rowing at Oxford’

More Pieces of Eight

How Oxford Won The Boat Race

The 2022 Boat Race Fixtures: Beating the Blues?

Pieces of Eight

Things that Go Bump in the Day*

Eighteen Into Nine Won’t Go: The Oxford Men’s Trial Eights

The 2022 Boat Race Trials: Keeping in the Stream

At The Pictures: A Hundred Thousand Oarsmen

The 2022 Boat Race: Throwing Down the Pogie

Another Boatload of Mos

The Fitzwilliam Museum: Where the Lion lies down with the Ox*

The Thames: Assisting the Enemy

John Millbourn, Oarsman, Coach and Regatta Administrator, Dies

Time to Grow a Mo!

Allan Seager’s Joy on the River Isis

Champions Return to the Championship Course

A Raj Regatta

A Golden Age Captured in Monochrome

Adrian Stokes: Oxford Blue, Henley Winner and a Typical Wykhamist

Jumbo Edwards – “Water’s Gleaming Gold”

Art and the Pro-Am Divide

The 1908 Olympic Games – Part I

LAF Stokes R.I.P.

Boating the Blues

Bumped Off

Like Water Under A Troubled Bridge?*

Rowing History’s Baker Street Irregulars

2021 Boat Races Revisited

The 1900 Boat Race: Brother Against Brother

A Silver Lining for a Blue Cloud?

Keep it in the Family

Cambridge Hone Home Waters Their Way

A Little Bird Told Me…

The Race, Never Ending

Boat Race Reminder

Should the Boat Race Rowers Worry About Gemini?

The Boat Race of ’21: Two Days to go, a Hundred Years Gone

Yes, But What Do They Actually Do?

In Ely-sian Fields

Alf: The Twinn Who Was One Of A Kind

Charles Merivale: Looking Down On The 2021 Boat Race

Frivolously Friday: Cambridge, 1898

Throwback Thursday: Oxford 1912

Harriman and Acheson: Fighting the Crimson and the Reds

The College Oarsmen who Helped Save the Sterling

Colin Porter: A Rebel with a Cause

Bill Windham, RIP: A Great Oarsman

Oxonian Rhapsody: Magnifico-o-o-o-o

CUBC 1939: Cissies who Laughed Last…

The Cerebral Giant

1914: Last in the Last Torpids Before the War

The Burnell Albums

I Guess That’s Why They Call It The Bl-Ouse*

Ouse-ing with Talent: The 2021 Boat Race Trials

No Humbug: The Spirit of The Boat Race Yet to Come

The First Oxbridge Women’s Boat Race: Emulating the Pale (and Dark) Blue Lords of Creation

In Living Colour

It’s A Date

R.C. Sherriff: Soldier, Writer and Oarsman – Part II

Laid Back
