Tag: The Boat Race
Rachel Quarrell: The Woman on the Spot
The 1908 Olympic Games – Part III
Good Friday
90 Years Ago, a HRR Triple-Win for Jumbo Edwards
Fund for Working with Young People
Rowing Around The Bay
LAF Stokes R.I.P.
Bumped Off
Like Water Under A Troubled Bridge?*
Ely-ation for Cambridge: Light Blues Again Make it Four out of Four
Rowing History’s Baker Street Irregulars
2021 Boat Races Revisited
HRH Prince Philip
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
Two’s A Crowd…
Yes, But What Do They Actually Spend It On?
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
The Boat Race Welcomes The Heavenly Twins
Maurice Phelps: Chronicler of the Dynasty
Frivolously Friday: Cambridge, 1898
Throwback Thursday: Oxford 1912
Stuck in the Toffs’ Pigeon Hole
Muttle’s Volte-Face
Colin Porter: A Rebel with a Cause
St George Ashe, Part I: A Dragon Slayer?
Bill Windham, RIP: A Great Oarsman
CUBC 1939: Cissies who Laughed Last…
The Cerebral Giant
The Burnell Albums
I Guess That’s Why They Call It The Bl-Ouse*
Martin: A Cross that’s Good to Bear
Ouse-ing with Talent: The 2021 Boat Race Trials
No Humbug: The Spirit of The Boat Race Yet to Come
The Importance of Weil, Thomas E.
Rowing Books for Christmas II
It’s A Date
R.C. Sherriff: Soldier, Writer and Oarsman – Part II
Laid Back
The 2021 Oxford – Cambridge Boat Race: E to L
The 1937 Oxford Crew at Ranelagh
Brawn v Brains
Crossing the Line
Not the 1873 Boat Race
Richard Henry Dana III: An American Oarsman in England – Part III
Richard Henry Dana III: An American Oarsman in England – Part I
The Unquiet Australian
Adrian Stokes: A Happy Coincidence
The New CUBC: ‘The Best of the Old, with the Promise of the New’
Cuthbert Lempriere Holthouse: The Man with the Last Wooden Spoon
Gavin Jamieson: Jumbo’s 1927 Metropolitan Medal
The 1950s River Thames – Free Shows
Keeping the Fight Within the Crew
David Mercer: The Perfect Gentleman
2020: Awaiting the Four Oarsmen of the Apocalypse
Fishing for Compliments
Mark Blandford-Baker: A Letter of Recommendation
A 1954 Oxford Rowing Footnote
Göran Buckhorn: Rudie’s Medals and Plaques
Chris Dodd: A Few of my Favourite Things
Changing with the Times
Thor Nilsen: The Great God and the Big Teacher – Part II
150 Years Since the Death of Rowing Legend Harry Clasper
HRR 2020: Henley at Home
Fair Games
Remembering Rowing and the River During Lockdown
Renaissance Man: Christ Rodrigues from Jesus
Clubs and Boathouses of the Tideway: Part III
