Identified Athletes G-H-I
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CC GBR 2012 PANINI °London 2012° No. 338 - Eric Murray (NZL)
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CC GBR 2012 PANINI °London 2012° No. 339 - Anna Watkins (GBR)
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CC GBR 2012 PANINI °London 2012° No. 340 - Andy Triggs-Hodge (GBR)
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CC GBR 2012 PANINI °London 2012° No. 342 - Debbie Flood (GBR)
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CC GBR 2012 PANINI °London 2012° No. 343 - Constantine Louloudis (GBR)
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CC GBR 2012 PANINI °London 2012° No. 344 - Frances Houghton (GBR)
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CC GBR 2012 PANINI °London 2012° No. 345 - Tom Aggar (GBR)
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CC GBR 2012 TOP TRUMPS OG London - LW2X gold medal win for K. Copeland & S. Hosking (GBR)
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CC GBR 2012 TOP TRUMPS OG London - M4- gold medal win for GBR
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CC GBR 2012 TOP TRUMPS OG London - Sir Steve Redgrave (GBR)
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CC GBR 2012 TOP TRUMPS OG London - W2- gold medal win for H. Glover & H. Stanning (GBR)
Great Britain's first ever female rowing Olympic gold medal.
Both athletes also won the W2- final at WRC Amsterdam 2014 and WRC Aiguebelette 2015 and crowned their rowing career by winning the W2- gold medal at OG Rio de Janeiro 2016.
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CC GBR 2012 TOP TRUMPS OG London - W2X gold medal win for H. Grainger & A. Watkins (GBR)
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CC GBR 2024 TOPPS - Steve Redgrave (GBR)
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CC GBR FIGOPUZZLE Sudocard "Rowing" No. 02 - Guy Nickalls (GBR 1866 - 1935), M8+ gold medal winner OG London 1908
GBR magazine "Vanity Fair"
1889 July 20th
G. Nickalls also achieved 23 victories at Henley Royal Regatta 1885-1907.
He won the Wingfield Sculls three times in a row in 1887, 1888 and 1889.
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CC GBR FIGOPUZZLE Sudocard "Rowing" No. 05 - Stanley Duff Muttlebury (Cambridge University BC)
S.D. Muttlebury was the first rower to achieve four consecutive Boat Race wins (1886-1889). He was C.U.B.C. president 1888 & 1889. 
GBR magazine °Yanity Fair°
1890 March 22nd
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CC GBR FIGOPUZZLE Sudocard "Rowing" No. 10 - Rudolph Chambers Lehmann (1856-1929), coach of various Oxford and Cambridge crews 1891-1903
GBR magazine "Vanity Fair"
1895 Jan. 17th
R. C. Lehmann also coached crews of Leander Club and Berliner RC. He was Hon. Secretary of
the Amateur Rowing Association 1893-1901 and captain of Leander Club 1894 and 1895. He was
considered an authority on rowing, about which he wrote a book "The Complete Oarsman" (1908).
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CC GBR FIGOPUZZLE Sudocard "Rowing" No. 14 - Harcourt Gilbey Gold (GBR 1876-1952), victorious Oxford stroke 1896, 1897 & 1898
GBR magazine "Vanity Fair"
1899 March 23rd
H. G. Gold stroked the Oxford crews that won the Boat Race in 1896, 1897 and 1898.
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CC GBR FIGOPUZZLE Sudocard "Rowing" No. 22 - Sydney Ernest Swann (Cambridge University BC)
S.E. Swann won the M8+ gold medal at OG Stockholm 1912 and the M8+ silver medal at OG Antwerp 1920. He was a member of the victorious Cambridge Boat Race crew 1914 and C.U.B.C. president in the same year.
GBR magazine °Vanity Fair°
1912 Apr. 3rd
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CC GBR FIGOPUZZLE Sudocard "Rowing" No. 23 - John Corrie Carter (First Trinity BC Cambridge)
J.C. Carter was a First Trinity BC (Cambridge) cox who at Henley Regatta 1861 steered all his four crews in the Grand Challenge Cup (M8+), Ladies' Challenge Plate (M8+), Stewards' Challenge Cup (M4+) and Visitors' Challenge Cup (M4+) to victory. The Stewards' became a coxless event in 1873; the Visitors' is a M4- race since 1874. 
GBR magazine °Vanity Fair°
1912 July 3rd
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CC GBR FIGOPUZZLE Sudocard °Rowing° No. 01 - Ernest John Heriz Smith (Pembroke)
E.J.H. Smith did not get famous by winning important races but by fervently promoting Pembroke College rowing as a reverend in the last quarter of the 19th century 
GBR magazine °Vanity Fair°
1888 Jan. 28th
