Henley Royal Regatta 1854 This site is not an official website for any organisation shown here and is neither approved nor endorsed by any of the Clubs included on this page. |
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In any sport there are particularly significant events and venues which have great importance. For tennis junkies the venue is Wimbledon and the event the Lawn Tennis Association Championships. For National Hunt racing fans it is Aintree and the Grand National, whilst for Flat racing enthusiasts it is Epsom and The Derby. However, for rowing there are two events, the University Boat Race and the Royal Regatta, yet in the beginning just one important venue, Henley-on-Thames. |
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The University Boat Race |
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STEWARDS CHALLENGE CUP | GRAND CHALLENGE CUP | TOWN CHALLENGE CUP | |||||||||
Pembroke College, Oxford | Trinity First, Cambridge | Defiance Boat Club, Wargrave | |||||||||
Lady Margaret BC, Cambridge 9 mins 38 secs |
Wadham College, Oxford 8 mins 15 secs 2 lengths |
Henley Boat Club Easily |
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DOUBLE SCULLS CHALLENGE CUP | DIAMOND CHALLENGE SCULLS | SILVER GOBLETS | |||||||||
This race was first instituted in 1939. | H H Playford, Wandle Club | W F Short/E Cadogan, New/Christs | |||||||||
The race was introduced to mark the Centenary Regatta.
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R C Galton, Trinity Cambridge Won on foul |
J C Swaine/D Craven, St Johns Cambridge 9 mins 36 secs Easily |
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LADIES´ CHALLENGE PLATE | VISITORS CHALLENGE CUP | DISTRICT CHALLENGE CUP (Trophy not as shown) | |||||||||
Trinity First, Cambridge | Lady Margaret BC, Cambridge | Event withdrawn in 1847 | |||||||||
Wadham College, Oxford 7 mins 55 secs 1/2 length |
Pembroke College, Oxford 8 mins 48 secs 2 lengths |
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THAMES CHALLENGE CUP | WYFOLD CHALLENGE CUP | LOCAL AMATEUR SCULLERS RACE (Trophy not as shown) | |||||||||
Race instituted in 1868 | Race instituted in 1855 | T Piper, Caversham | |||||||||
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E J Giles, Henley Easily |
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The domination of Oxford University Boat Club in the main event finally ended when Trinity First captured the title. The Town Challenge Cup was contested for the first time for a number of years. The Local Amateur Scullers Race, previously called the Silver Wherry, becomes the Silver Cup. | |||||||||||
PRINCESS ELIZABETH CHALLENGE CUP | The Local Amateur Scullers Race was also known as Silver Wherry. | ||||||||||
This race was instituted in 1946. | The District Goblets for Pairs was to take place between 1858 and 1867. | ||||||||||
In the first year the race took place over a mile. | The Presentation Cup for Fours without Cox was to take place between 1869 and 1872. | ||||||||||
The full course was used in 1947 and by 1964 Foreign schools were allowed entry. | |||||||||||
TEMPLE CHALLENGE CUP | FAWLEY CHALLENGE CUP | PRINCE ALBERT CHALLENGE CUP | |||||||||
This event was first contested in 1990. | This event first took place in 1992. | This event was first staged in 2004. | |||||||||
The race is for male eights. | The race is for junior boys quads. | The race is for Mens coxed fours. | |||||||||
REMENHAM CHALLENGE CUP | PRINCESS ROYAL CHALLENGE CUP | PRINCESS GRACE CHALLENGE CUP | |||||||||
This event was first staged in 2003. | This event was first staged in 1992. | This race was first instituted in 2003. | |||||||||
The race is for Womens eights. | The race is for Women´s singles. | The event is named after Princess Grace of Monaco. | |||||||||
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