This is a list of the Cambridge University crews who have competed in The Boat Race since its inception in 1829.
Rowers are listed left to right in boat position from bow to stroke. The number following the rower indicates the rower's weight in stones and pounds.
| 1829–1854 | ||
|---|---|---|
| Year | Wins | Crew |
| 1829 | A B E Holdsworh, 10. 7; A F Bayford, 10. 8; C Warren, 10.10; C Merivale, 11. 0; T Entwisle, 11. 4; W T Thompson, 11.10; G A Selwyn, 11.13; W Snow, 11. 4; Cox B R Heath, 9. 4 | |
| 1836 | W | W H Solly, 11. 0; F S Green, 11. 2; E S Stanley, 11. 4; P Hartley, 12. 0; W M Jones, 12. 0; J H Keane, 12. 0; A W Upcher, 12. 0; A K B Granville, 11. 7; Cox T S Egan, 9. 0 |
| 1839 | W | A H Shadwell, 10. 7; W W Smyth, 11. 0; J Abercrombie, 10. 7; A Paris, 11. 4; C Penrose, 12. 0; W H Yatman, 10.10; W B Brett, 12. 0; E S Stanley, 10. 6; Cox T S Egan, 9. 0 |
| 1840 | W | A H Shadwell, 10. 7; W Massey, 11. 0; S B Taylor, 11. 7; J M Ridley, 12. 8; G C Uppleby, 11.12; F C Penrose, 12. 1; H Jones, 11. 1; C M Vialls, 11. 6; Cox T S Egan, 9. 0 |
| 1841 | W | W R Crocker, 10.12; Hon. L W Denman, 10.12; A M Ritchie, 11.10; J M Ridley, 12. 7; R H Cobbold, 12. 4; F C Penrose, 12. 0; Hon G Denman, 10. 7; C M Vialls, 11. 7; Cox J M Croker, 10. 8 |
| 1842 | F E Tower 10. 2; Hon. L W Denman 10.11; W Watson 10.13; F C Penrose 11.10; R H Cobbold 12. 6; Hon G Denman 10. 9; J M Ridley 12. 0; Cox A B Pollock 9. 7 | |
| 1845 | W | G Mann 10. 7; W Harkness 10. 0; W S Lockhart 11. 3; W P Cloves 12. 0; F M Arnold 12. 0; R Harkness 11. 0; J Richardson 12. 0; C G Hill 10.11; Cox H Munster 9. 2 |
| 1846 | W | G F Murdoch 10. 2; G F Holroyd 11. 1; S T Clissold 12. 0; W P Cloves 12.12; E Wilder 13. 2; R Harkness 11. 6; E P Wolstenholme 11. 1; C G Hill 11. 1; Cox T B Lloyd 9. 8 |
| 1849 | W | H Proby 9.13; W J H Jones 10.13; A de Rutzen 11. 8; C J Holden 11. 8; W L G Bagshawe 11.10; W H Waddington 11.10; W C Hodgson 11. 2; J C Wray 10.12; Cox G Booth 10. 7 |
| 1849Dec | A Baldry 10.10; H E Pellew 11. 0; A de Rutzen 11. 8; C J Holden 11. 8; W L G Bagshawe 12. 0; H J Miller 12. 0; W C Hodgson 11. 3; J C Wray 11. 0; Cox G Booth 10. 8 | |
| 1852 | E Macnaghten 11. 0; H Brandt 11. 5; H E Tuckey 11. 3; H B Foord 12. 6; E Hawley 12. 5; W S Longmore 11. 4; W A Norris 11. 9; F W Johnson 11. 8; Cox C H Crosse 9. 7 | |
| 1854 | R C Galton 10. 2; S Nairne 10. 2; J C Davis 11. 1; S A Agnew 10.12; E Courage 11.13; H F Johnson 10.13; H Blake 11. 1; J Wright 10. 2; Cox C T Smith 9.12 | |
| 1856–1877 | ||
|---|---|---|
| Year | Wins | Crew |
| 1856 | W | J P King-Salter 9.13; F C Alderson 11. 3; R Lewis-Lloyd 11.12; E H Fairrie 12.10; H Williams 12. 8; J McCormick 13. 0; H Snow 11. 8; H R M Jones 10. 7; Cox W Wingfield 9. 0 |
| 1857 | A P Holme 11. 8; A Benn 11. 5; W H Holley 11. 8; A L Smith 11. 2; J J Serjeantson 12. 4; R Lewis-Lloyd 11.11; P P Pearson 11. 4; H Snow 11. 8; Cox R Wharton 9. 2 | |
| 1858 | W | H H Lubbock 11. 4; A L Smith 11. 4; W J Havart 11. 4; D Darroch 12. 1; H Williams 12. 4; R Lewis-Lloyd 11.13; A H Fairbairn 11.12; J Hall 10. 7; Cox R Wharton 9. 2 |
| 1859 | Sank | N Royds 10.13; H J Chaytor 10.13; A L Smith 11.11; D Darroch 12. 4; H Williams 12. 6; R Lewis-Lloyd 11. 9; G A Paley 11. 7; J Hall 10. 2; Cox J T Morland 9. 0 |
| 1860 | W | S Heathcote10. 3; H J Chaytor 11. 4; D Ingles 10.13; J S Blake 12. 9; M Coventry 12. 8; B N Cherry 12. 1; A H Fairbairn 11.10; J Hall 10. 4; Cox J T Morland 9. 0 |
| 1861 | G H Richards 10. 4; H J Chaytor 11. 3; W H Tarleton 11. 0; J S Blake 12.10; M Coventry 13. 3; H H Collings 10.11; R U P Fitzgerald 11. 2; J Hall 10. 6; Cox T K Gaskell 8. 3 | |
| 1862 | P F Gorst 10. 4; J G Chambers 11. 8; E Sanderson 10.10; W C Smyly 11. 5; R U P Fitzgerald 11. 3; H H Collings 11. 2; J G Buchanan 10.12; G H Richards 10. 5; Cox F H Archer 5. 2 | |
| 1863 | J C Hawkshaw, 11. 0; W C Smyly, 11. 4; R H Morgan, 11. 3; J B Wilson, 11.10; C H La Mothe, 12. 3; R A Kinglake, 12. 0; J G Chambers, 11. 6; J Stanning, 10. 6; Cox F H Archer, 5. 9 | |
| 1864 | J C Hawkshaw, 11. 3; E V Pigott, 11. 9; H S Watson, 12. 4; W W Hawkins, 12. 0; R A Kinglake, 12. 4; G Borthwick, 12. 1; D F Steavenson, 12. 1; J R Selwyn, 11. 0; Cox F H Archer, 6. | |
| 1865 | H Watney, 11. 1; M H L Beebee, 10.12; E V Pigott, 11.12; R A Kinglake, 12. 8; D F Steavenson, 12. 4; G Borthwick, 11.13; W R Griffiths, 11. 8; C B Lawes, 11. 7; Cox F H Archer, 7. 3 | |
| 1866 | J Still, 11. 6; J R Selwyn, 11. 6; J U Bourke, 12. 3; H J Fortescue, 12. 2; D F Stevenson, 12. 5; R A Kinglake, 12. 9; H Watney, 10.11; W R Griffiths, 11. 9; Cox A Forbes, 8. 0 | |
| 1867 | W H Anderson, 11. 0; J M Collard, 11. 4; J U Bourke, 12. 9; Hon J H Gordon, 12. 3; F E Cunningham, 12.12; J Still, 11.12; H Watney, 11. 0; W R Griffiths, 12. 0; Cox A Forbes, 8. 2 | |
| 1868 | W H Anderson, 11. 2; J P Nicholls, 11. 3; J G Wood, 12. 6; W H Lowe, 12. 4; H T Nadin, 12.11; W F McMichael, 12. 1; J Still, 12. 1; W J Pinckney, 10.10; T D Warner, 8. 4 | |
| 1869 | J A Rushton, 11. 5; J H Ridley, 11.10; J W Dale, 11.12; F J Young, 12. 4; W F MacMichael, 12. 4; W H Anderson, 11. 4; J Still, 12. 1; J H D Goldie, 12. 1; Cox H E Gordon, 7. 8 | |
| 1870 | W | E S L Randolph, 10.11; J H Ridley, 11. 9; J W Dale, 12. 2; E A A Spencer, 12. 4; W H Lowe, 12. 7; E L Phelps, 12. 1; J F Strachan, 11.13; J H D Goldie, 12, 0; Cox H E Gordon, 7.12 |
| 1871 | W | J S Follett, 11. 6; John B Close, 11. 8; H J Lomax, 12. 8; E A A Spencer, 12. 9; W H Lowe, 12.10; E L Phelps, 12. 1; E S L Randolph, 11.11; J H D Goldie, 12. 6; Cox H E Gordon, 7.13 |
| 1872 | W | James B Close, 11. 3; C W Benson, 11. 4; G M Robinson, 11.12; E A A Spencer, 12. 8; C S Read, 12. 8; John B Close, 11.10; E S L Randolph, 11.11; J H D Goldie, 12. 4; Cox C H Roberts, 6. 6 |
| 1873 | W | James B Close, 11. 3; E Hoskyns, 11. 2; J E Peabody, 11. 7; W C Lecky-Browne, 12. 1; T S Turnbull, 12.12; C S Read, 12.13; C W Benson, 11. 5; H E Rhodes, 11. 1; Cox C H Candy, 7. 5 |
| 1874 | W | P J Hibbert, 11. 1½; G F Armytage, 11. 8; James B Close, 11. 0½; A S Estcourt, 11.10½; W C Lecky-Browne, 12. 5; J A Aylmer, 12.11; C S Read, 12.11½; H E Rhodes, 11. 7; Cox C H Candy, 7. 5 |
| 1875 | P J Hibbert, 11. 3; W B Close, 11.10; G C Dicker, 11. 8; W G Michell, 11.11; E A Phillips, 12. 4; J A Aylmer, 12.10; C W Benson, 11. 3; H E Rhodes, 11. 7; Cox G L Davis, 6.10 | |
| 1876 | W | P W Brancker, 11. 3; T W Lewis, 11. 8; W B Close, 11.10; C Gurdon, 12. 9; L G Pike, 12. 9; T E Hockin, 11.13; H E Rhodes, 11.13; C D Shafto, 11. 9; Cox G L Davis, 6.13 |
| 1877 | Dead Heat | B G Hoskyns, 10.11; T G Lewis, 11. 9; J C Fenn, 11. 7; W B Close, 11. 9½; L G Pike, 12. 8; C Gurdon, 12. 13; T E Hockin, 12.11; C D Shafto, 12. 0; Cox G L Davis, 7. 2 |
| 1878–1899 | ||
|---|---|---|
| Year | Wins | Crew |
| 1878 | Ll R Jones, 10. 9; J A Watson-Taylor, 11. 9¾; T W Barker, 12. 6; R J Spurrell, 11.13½; L G Pike, 12. 8½; C Gurdon, 12.10½; T E Hockin, 12. 4½; E H Prest, 10.12¾; Cox G L Davis, 7. 5 | |
| 1879 | W | E H Prest, 11. 2; H Sandford, 11. 6¾; A H S Bird, 11. 8; C Gurdon, 13. 0½; T E Hockin, 12. 4¼; C Fairbairn, 12. 7½; T Routledge, 12. 7½; R D Davis, 12. 4½; Cox G L Davis, 7. 7 |
| 1880 | E H Prest, 10.12; H Sandford, 11. 5½; W Barton, 11. 3½; W M Warlow, 12. 0; C N L Armytage, 12. 2½; R D Davis, 12. 8½; R D Prior, 11.13; W W Baillie, 11. 2½; Cox B S Clarke, 7. 0 | |
| 1881 | R C M G Gridley, 10. 7; H Sandford, 10.10½; J A Watson-Taylor, 12. 3½; P W Atkin, 11.13; E Lambert, 12. 0; A M Hutchinson, 11.13; C W Moore, 11. 9; E C Brooksbank, 11. 8; Cox H Woodhouse, 7. 2 | |
| 1882 | Ll R Jones, 11. 1; A M Hutchinson, 12. 1½; J C Fellowes, 12. 7; P W Atkin, 12. 1½; E Lambert, 11.12; S Fairbairn, 13. 0; C W Moore, 11. 7; S P Smith, 11. 1; Cox P L Hunt, 7. 5 | |
| 1883 | R C M G Gridley, 10.7; F W Fox, 12. 2; C W Moore, 11.13; P W Atkin, 12. 1; F E Churchill, 13. 4; S Swann, 12.12; S Fairbairn, 13. 4; F C Meyrick, 11. 7; Cox P L Hunt, 8. 1 | |
| 1884 | W | R C M G Gridley, 10. 6; G H Eyre, 11. 3½; F Straker, 12. 2; S Swann, 13. 3; F E Churchill, 13. 2½; E W Haig, 11. 6¾; C W Moore, 11.12¾; F I Pitman, 11.11½; Cox C E Tyndale-Biscoe, 8. 2 |
| 1885 | N P Symonds, 10. 8; W K Hardacre, 10. 9; W H W Perrott, 12. 1; S Swann, 13. 4; F E Churchill, 13. 3; E W Haig, 11. 8; R H Coke, 12. 4; F I Pitman, 11.13; Cox G Wilson, 7.11 | |
| 1886 | W | C J Bristowe, 10. 8½; N P Symonds, 10.10; J Walmsley, 12. 1; A D Flower, 12. 8½; S Fairbairn, 13. 9; S D Muttlebury, 13. 3; Cameron Barclay, 11. 3; F I Pitman, 11.10½; Cox G H Baker, 6. 9 |
| 1887 | W | R McKenna, 10. 7; Charles T Barclay, 11. 1; P Landale, 12. 0½; J R Orford, 13. 0; S Fairbairn, 13. 5½; S D Muttlebury, 13. 6½; Cameron Barclay, 11. 8; C J Bristowe, 10. 7½; G H Baker, 7. 1 |
| 1888 | W | R H Symonds-Tayler, 10. 7; L Hannen, 11. 3; R H P Orde, 11. 7; C B P Bell, 12.13½; S D Muttlebury, 13. 7; P Landale, 12. 4; F H Maugham, 11. 5; J C Gardner, 11. 7; Cox J R Roxburgh, 8. 2 |
| 1889 | W | R H Symonds-Tayler, 10.10½; L Hannen, 11. 4; R H P Orde, 11.10; C B P Bell, 13. 1; S D Muttlebury, 13. 9; P Landale, 12. 8; F H Maugham, 11. 5½; J C Gardner, 11.10; Cox T W Northmore, 7.13 |
| 1890 | G Elin, 10.9; J M Sladen, 11.12; E T Fison, 12. 6½; J F Rowlatt, 11.12; A. S. Duffield, 12. 9; S D Muttlebury, 13. 9; G Francklyn, 11.12½; J C Gardner, 11.12½; Cox T W Northmore, 7.10½ | |
| 1891 | J W Noble, 11. 5¾; E W Lord, 10.10¼; G Francklyn, 12. 3; E T Fison, 12. 7½; W Landale, 12.11; J F Rowlatt, 11.12; C T Fogg-Elliot, 11. 4; G Elin, 10.13; Cox J V Braddon, 7.12 | |
| 1892 | E W Lord, 10.12; R G Neill, 11.11; G Francklyn, 12. 3; E T Fison, 12. 6½; W Landale, 13. 1; G C Kerr, 12. 1; C T Fogg-Elliot, 11. 8½; G Elin, 10.10; Cox J V Braddon | |
| 1893 | G. A. H. Branson, 10. 9½; R F Bayford, 11. 9; C T Fogg-Elliott, 11.10½; E H M Waller, 12. 5½; L A E Ollivant, 13. 3½; G C Kerr, 12. 6; R O Kerrison, 12. 0; T G E Lewis, 11.12; Cox C T Agar, 7. 5 | |
| 1894 | A H Finch, 11. 0; N W Paine, 11. 1; Sir Charles Ross, 11. 8; H M Bland, 11. 5; L A E Ollivant, 13. 5¾; C T Fogg-Elliot, 11. 8; R O Kerrison, 11.12; T G E Lewis, 11.12; Cox F C Begg, 8. 0 | |
| 1895 | T B Hope, 10.11; F C Stewart, 12. 1½; H A Game, 12. 2; W S Adie, 13. 2½; T J G Duncanson, 13. 3; R Y Bonsey, 12. 4; A S Bell, 11. 2; D A Wauchope, 11. 9; Cox F C Begg, 8. 9 | |
| 1896 | T B Hope, 11. 1; H A Game, 12. 4; D Pennington, 12. 7; R Y Bonsey, 12.10; W A Bieber, 12.12; T J G Duncanson, 13.12; A S Bell, 11.13; W J Fernie, 11.13; Cox T R Paget-Tomlinson, 8. 4½ | |
| 1897 | D E Campbell-Muir, 11. 5; A S Bell, 12. 1; E J D Taylor, 12.13; B H Howell, 12. 9; W A Bieber, 13. 1; D Pennington, 12. 9; W Dudley Ward,12. 6; W J Fernie, 11.13; Cox E C Hawkins, 8. 1 | |
| 1898 | W B Rennie, 11. 7; J F Beale, 12. 2¾; H G Brown, 13.11¾; S V Pearson, 12. 9¼; A W Swanston, 12.10; R B Etherington-Smith, 12.11¼; C J D Goldie, 12. 0; A S Bell, 12. 2¼; Cox E C Hawkins, 8. 4 | |
| 1899 | W | W H Chapman, 11. 2; N L Calvert, 11.13; C J D Goldie, 12. 1½; J E Payne, 12.10½; R B Etherington-Smith,12.10; R H Sanderson, 12.11; W Dudley Ward, 12. 9½; J H Gibbon, 11. 3½; Cox G A Lloyd, 8. 5 |
| 1900–1914 | ||
|---|---|---|
| Year | Wins | Crew |
| 1900 | W | S P Cockerell, 11.10; C J M Adie, 12. 3; B W D Brooke, 10.10¼; J E Payne, 13. 0; R B Etherington-Smith, 12.11¼; R H Sanderson, 12.13¼; W Dudley Ward, 12. 9; J H Gibbon, 11. 8; G A Lloyd, 9. 0 |
| 1901 | R H Nelson, 11. 3; B C Cox, 12. 0; B W D Brooke, 11. 9½; C W H Taylor, 12. 7½; G Parker, 12. 5½; H B Grylls, 12. 7; E F Duncanson, 12. 7; G M Maitland, 12. 1; Cox E A O A Jamieson, 8. 6 | |
| 1902 | W | W H Chapman, 11. 1½; T Drysdale, 12. 1½; P H Thomas, 12. 2; C W H Taylor, 12. 8; F J Escombe, 12. 7; H B Grylls, 12.10; J Edwards-Moss, 12. 6; R H Nelson, 11. 5; Cox C H S Wasbrough, 8. 2 |
| 1903 | W | W H Chapman, 10. 7; P H Thomas, 12. 8; S R Beale, 11. 2; C W H Taylor, 13. 0; J S Carter, 13. 4; H B Grylls, 12.13; J Edwards-Moss, 12. 9; R H Nelson, 11. 6; Cox B G A Scott, 8. 0 |
| 1904 | W | H Sanger, 10. 7; S M Bruce, 12. 0; B C Johnstone, 12. 4; A L Lawrence, 12.13¾; R V Powell, 12. 2¾; P H Thomas, 12. 7; H D Gillies, 10. 5; M V Smith, 10. 5½; Cox B G A Scott, 8. 4 |
| 1905 | H Sanger, 10. 9; W B Savory, 12. 9; B C Johnstone,12. 4; P H Thomas, 12. 4½; E P W Wedd, 13. 1; B R Winthrop-Smith, 12. 7; R V Powell, 12. 3; C H S Taylor, 10. 4; Cox R Allcard, 8. 6 | |
| 1906 | W | G D Cochrane, 10. 8½; J H F Benham, 11. 6; H M Goldsmith, 12. 6½; M Donaldson, 13. 9½; B C Johnstone, 12. 6½; R V Powell, 12. 6½; E W Powell, 11. 6; ; D C R Stuart, 11. 1½; Cox A G L Hunt, 8. 0 |
| 1907 | W | A B Close-Brooks, 11. 0; J H F Benham, 12. 5½; H M Goldsmith, 12. 6; J S Burn, 12. 9½; H G Baynes, 14. 0; B C Johnstone, 12. 9; E W Powell, 11. 6; D C R Stuart, 11.1; Cox R F R P Boyle, 8.10 |
| 1908 | W | F H Jerwood, 11.10; G E Fairbairn, 11.13; O A Carver, 12.10; H E Kitching, 13. 2; J S Burn, 12.10½; E G Williams, 13.0½; E W Powell, 11. 6; D C R Stuart, 11. 2; Cox R F R P Boyle, 8.10 |
| 1909 | R W M Swanstone, 10. 4½; H E Swanston, 12. 4; G L Thomson, 12. 6½; H E Kitching, 12.12; E G Williams, 13. 0; J B Rosher, 14. 0; E S Hornidge, 12.13; ; D C R Stuart, 11. 3; Cox G D Compston, 8.10 | |
| 1910 | R W M Arbuthnot, 10. 5; R Davies, 11.11½; F E Hellyer, 12. 3½; C P Cooke, 12. 9½; E G Williams,13. 2½; J B Rosher, 14. 4; C R le Blanc Smith, 12. 6½; H J S Shields, 11. 5½; C A Skinner, 8. 5 | |
| 1911 | S E Swann, 11. 8; P V G Van der Byl, 12. 2½; F E Hellyer, 12. 0; C F Burnand, 12. 4; C R le Blanc-Smith, 13. 3; J B Rosher, 14. 6½; G E Fairbairn, 11.13; R W M Arbuthnot, 10. 8; C A Skinner, 8.12 | |
| 1912 | R W M Arbuthnot, 10. 9; D C Collins, 11. 7¾; H M Heyland, 12. 4¼; R S Shove, 12. 6½; J H Goldsmith, 12.13½; C R le Blanc Smith, 13. 3; L S Lloyd, 10. 5½; S E Swann, 11. 6; C A Skinner, 8. 3 | |
| 1913 | G A Fisher, 10. 2; S E Swann, 11. 9½; H Roper, 12.10½; W M Askwith, 13.10; C S Clark, 12.13; R S Shove, 12. 8; C E V Buxton, 12. 0; G E Tower, 11.11¼; L E Ridley, 8. 6 | |
| 1914 | W | D I Day, 11. 6; S E Swann, 11.13; P C Livingston 13. 7; J A Ritson, 13. 7; K G Garnett, 13.12; C S Clark, 13. 1; C E V Buxton, 12. 2½; G E Tower, 11.12; L E Ridley, 8. 7 |
| 1920–1939 | ||
|---|---|---|
| Year | Wins | Crew |
| 1920 | W | H O C Boret, 12. 1; J H Simpson, 13. 0; A F W Dixon, 12.11; R I L MacEwen, 13. 8; H B Playford, 13. 8; J A Campbell, 13. 5; A Swann, 12. 0½; P H G H-S Hartley, 10.10¼; Cox R T Johnstone, 8.11 |
| 1921 | W | H O C Boret, 12. 8; A G W Penney, 13. 4; A B Ritchie, 13. 7; A D B Pearson, 13. 7; H B Playford, 13.12; J A Campbell, 13. 4; Hon J W H Fremantle, 12. 0½; P H G H-S Hartley, 11. 1¾; Cox L E Stephens, 8.10 |
| 1922 | W | T D A Collet, 12. 3; A J Hodgkin, 12. 6½; K N Craig, 12. 8½; A D B Pearson, 13.10½; H B Playford, 13.10½; B G Ivory, 13. 8; Hon J W H Fremantle, 12. 6½; P H G H-S Hartley, 11. 6; Cox L E Stephens, 9. 4 |
| 1923 | W F Smith, 11. 7½; F W Law, 12.12; K N Craig, 13. 0; S H Heap, 13. 7½; B G Ivory, 13.10; T D A Collet, 12. 7; R E Morrison, 12. 1; T R B Sanders, 11.12; Cox R A L Balfour, 8. 8 | |
| 1924 | W | G E G Goddard, 11. 9½; J S Herbert, 11. 9; J A Macnabb, 11.11¾; G L Elliot-Smith, 13. 2; G H Ambler, 12. 2; T D A Collet,12. 4; C R M Eley, 11. 4; A B Stobart, 11.10½; Cox J A Brown, 7. 7 |
| 1925 | W | G E G Goddard, 11. 2½; W F Smith, 11.11; H R Carver, 12.11; J S Herbert, 11.10½; G H Ambler, 12. 7; G L Elliot-Smith, 13. 5; S K Tubbs, 11.13; A G Wansbrough, 11. 7; Cox J A Brown, 8. 0 |
| 1926 | W | M F A Keen, 11. 9; W F Smith, 11. 8; G H Ambler, 12. 5; R B T Craggs, 11.13; Ll V Bevan, 13. 9; J B Bell, 13. 2; S K Tubbs, 12. 4; E C Hamilton-Russell, 11. 8; Cox J A Brown, 8. 6½ |
| 1927 | W | Hon J S Maclay, 11. 9; T E Letchworth, 11. 7; J C Holcroft, 12. 5; R Beesly, 12.11½; Ll V Bevan, 13. 3½; J B Bell, 13. 3; S K Tubbs, 12. 3; R J Elles, 11. 9; Cox J A Brown, 8.10½ |
| 1928 | W | R G Michell, 11. 4; N M Aldous, 11.13; M H Warriner, 13. 0; R Beesly, 13. 4; J C Holcroft, 12.13; J B Collins, 14. 3; R A Symonds, 11.12; T E Letchworth, 12. 9; Cox A L Sulley, 8. 6 |
| 1929 | W | E N Norman-Butler, 12. 0; R J Elles, 12. 4½; R A Davies-Cooke, 12. 1½; R Beesly, 13. 6; M H Warriner, 13. 6; J B Collins, 14. 6; C E Wool-Lewis, 12. 2½; T A Brocklebank, 11.12; Cox A L Sulley, 8.10 |
| 1930 | W | D Haig-Thomas, 11. 4; H R N Rickett, 12. 6; W A Prideaux 12. 6; P N Carpmael, 12. 7; M H Warriner, 13.10; J B Collins, 14. 5; A S Reeve, 12. 1; T A Brocklebank 11.11½; Cox R E Swartwout, 7. 8 |
| 1931 | W | D Haig-Thomas, 11. 4½; W A Prideaux, 12. 6; R H H Symonds, 11.12½; G Gray, 13. 5; P N Carpmael, 13. 0; H R N Rickett, 12.10; C J S Sergel, 12. 7; T A Brocklebank, 11. 6; Cox J M Ranking, 6.13 |
| 1932 | W | D Haig-Thomas, 11. 6; K M Payne, 12. 5; T G Askwith, 11. 8½; W A T Sambell, 12. 6½; C J S Sergel, 12. 9; H R N Rickett, 12.11½; D H E McCowen, 12. 1½; L Luxton, 12. 2¼; Cox J M Ranking, 6.13 |
| 1933 | W | W L R Carbonell, 12. 4½; J E Gilmour, 12. 0½; T G Askwith, 12. 0½; R B F Wylie, 12.10; C J S Sergel, 12.10; W A T Sambell, 12. 5; C M Fletcher, 12. 9½; T Frame-Thomson, 12. 0; Cox R N Wheeler, 7.12 |
| 1934 | W | A D Kingsford, 11. 8; C K Buckle, 12. 4½; W G R M Laurie, 13. 6; K M Payne, 12. 6; D J Wilson, 13. 0½; W A T Sambell, 12. 5½; J H T Wilson, 12.13; N J Bradley, 14. 1¼; Cox J N Duckworth, 7.13 |
| 1935 | W | T R M Bristow, 12. 4; E A Szilagyi, 12. 3; A D Kingsford, 12. 4; J H C Powell, 12. 0; D G Kingsford, 13. 3; M P Lonnon, 12. 8; J H T Wilson, 12.13; W G R M Laurie, 13. 7; Cox J N Duckworth, 7.13 |
| 1936 | W | T S Cree, 12. 2; H W Mason, 12. 8; G M Lewis, 13. 0; D W Burnford, 13. 4; M P Lonnon, 13. 6; D G Kingsford, 13. 7; J H T Wilson, 13. 0; W G R M Laurie, 13. 6; Cox J N Duckworth, 8. 7 |
| 1937 | T S Cree, 11. 6; H W Mason, 11. 8; M Bradley, 13. 2; D M W Napier, 12. 9; M P Lonnon, 12.11; T B Langton, 13.11½; A Burrough, 12. 3; R J L Perfitt, 12. 0½; Cox T H Hunter, 8. 0 | |
| 1938 | B T Coulton, 10.13; A M Turner, 11.12; A Burrough, 12. 7; T B Langton, 13. 9; J L L Savill, 12.13; G Keppel, 13. 6; A Campbell, 12. 4; D S M Eadie, 12. 1; Cox T H Hunter, 8. 7 | |
| 1939 | W | C N C Addison, 12. 0½; A M Turner, 12. 3; *A Burrough, 12. 7; J L L Savill, 13. 2; H Parker, 12.13; J Turnbull, 13.12; M Buxton, 12.13; C B Sanford, 12. 1; Cox H T Smith, 8.11 |
| 1940–1945 | ||
|---|---|---|
| Year | Wins | Crew |
| 1940 | W | E P Hawthorne, 10. 2; K L Lea-Wilson, 11. 11; J E G Wardrop, 12. 10; *A W Laurie, 12. 11; G E W Holley, 13. 0; W M Turnbull, 13. 3; W G Billington, 12. 11; C B Sanford, 12. 0; Cox A Champion, 8. 4 |
| 1943 | P F Fischer; *T A Wotherspoon; C G W Pilkington; S S Uralli; A Cameron; D Hadfield; J K Byrom; I K H Douglas; Cox B G Sanders | |
| 1944 | I *H Phillipps, 11. 3; H B Cochrane, 11. 0; J N Capener, 11. 0; M D Whitworth, 11. 5; J J Scott, 14. 2; J H Garson, 13. 0; D A Ramsay, 11. 12; T A Wotherspoon, 12. 10; Cox G D S MacLellan, 9. 8 | |
| 1945 | W | D B J Wardle, 10. 8; Q des Clayes 11. 2; J Paton-Philip, 11. 6; F W R Copeland, 11. 6; D C H Garrod, 12. 4; P C M Nissen, 11. 10; B C Heywood, 11. 5; M D Whitworth, 11. 2; Cox N W Bailey, 8. 6 |
| 1946–1970 | ||
|---|---|---|
| Year | Wins | Crew |
| 1946 | *J S Paton-Philip, 12. 0; T J Sullivan, 12. 0; P L P Macdonnell, 13. 2½; D J D Perrins, 12. 2; G E C Thomas, 13. 9; J G Gosse, 12. 3; M S Allman-Ward, 13. 4; J H Neame, 11. 7; Cox G H C Fisher, 9. 1½ | |
| 1947 | W | A P Mellows, 11.12; D J C Meyrick, 11. 0; N S Rogers, 12. 9; P J Garner, 11.12; W A D Windham, 13. 4; I M Lang, 13. 8; A S F Butcher, 11.13; G C Richardson, 12.10; Cox G H C Fisher, 8.10 |
| 1948 | W | A P Mellows, 12. 1; D J C Meyrick, 11. 4; P A de Giles, 12. 3; *G C Richardson, 12.11; A B C Harrison, 13.12; E A P Bircher, 13. 8; M C Lapage, 13. 0; C B R Barton, 11.11; Cox K T Lindsay, 8.13 |
| 1949 | W | G S S Ludford, 11. 2; A L Macleod, 12. 4; C B M Lloyd, 13. 0; J R la T Corrie, 13. 3; *E A P Bircher, 13. 7; P M O Massey, 13. 8; D V Lynch-Odhams, 13. 1; D M Jennens, 12. 4; Cox T R Ashton, 9. 3 |
| 1950 | W | H H Almond, 10. 6; D M Jennens, 12. 4; *A L Macleod, 12. 9; P M O Massey, 13. 9; W T Arthur, 13. 0; E A P Bircher, 13. 6; C B M Lloyd, 12. 9; J L M Crick, 12. 8; Cox A C R Armstrong-Jones, 8. 8 |
| 1951 | W | H H Almond, 10. 4; D D Macklin, 11.11; J G P Crowden, 12. 7½; R F A Sharpley, 13. 5; E J Worlidge, 12.13½; *C B M Lloyd, 12.12½; W A D Windham, 12.12; D M Jennens, 12. 7; Cox J F K Hinde, 9. 4 |
| 1952 | E J N T Coghill, 12. 4; G A H Cadbury, 12. 2; *J G P Crowden, 12. 8; G T Marshall, 13. 6½; J R Dingle, 14. 0; R F A Sharpley, 13. 8; N B M Clack, 12. 9; J S M Jones, 11.12½; Cox J F K Hinde, 9. 3 | |
| 1953 | W | J A N Wallis, 11.12½; J S M Jones, 12. 3; J R A MacMillan, 13. 0½; *G T Marshall, 13. 5; D A T Leadley, 13. 3½; L B McCagg, 13. 0; J M King, 12. 8½; P D Hall, 12. 6; Cox B M Eddy, 8.10 |
| 1954 | *J A N Wallis, 12. 0; J C G Stancliffe, 12. 3; D K Hill, 12. 6; K A Masser, 14. 0; M G Baynes, 13. 1; C M Davies, 13.13; J N Bruce, 12. 1; M J Marshall, 11.10; Cox J W Tanburn, 8. 9 | |
| 1955 | W | *D K Hill, 12. 4; P du Bois, 13. 3; A A M Mays-Smith, 14. 0; K A Masser, 13.12; S G D Tozer, 13.12; R A G Monks, 13. 9½; J J Vernon, 12. 4; A R Muirhead, 12. 2; Cox G T Harris, 9. 4 |
| 1956 | W | J A L Russell, 12. 4; J F Hall-Craggs, 12. 7; M J H Nightingale, 13. 6; A A M Mays-Smith, 14. 5½; I W Welsh, 13. 2; *K A Masser, 13.12; M G Baynes, 13. 3; M G Delahooke, 12.11; Cox J P M Denny, 10. 0 |
| 1957 | W | M H Bartlett, 11. 8; C J Pumphrey, 12. 1; J A Pitchford, 13. 8; T P A Norman, 13. 6; J R Meadows, 14. 0; *M G Delahooke, 13. 0; R J M Thompson, 12. 5; F C S Clayre, 12.6; Cox R C Milton, 9. 4 |
| 1958 | W | A T Denby, 12. 4; J R Giles, 12. 7; *J A Pitchford, 13.10 ; R D Carver, 13. 3; R B Ritchie, 14. 2; P D Rickett, 13. 6; D C Christie, 13.12; M B Maltby, 12. 9; Cox J S Sulley, 8. 8 |
| 1959 | J R Owen, 11. 8; J R Giles, 12. 8; T C Heywood-Lonsdale, 13. 6; B M P Thompson-McCausland, 12. 9; G H Brown, 13. 9; J Beveridge, 13. 1; D C Christie, 14. 2; *M B Maltby, 12. 9; Cox J S Sulley, 8. 9 | |
| 1960 | J R Owen, 11. 8; S R M Price, 12. 0; F P T Wiggins, 12.12½; J Parker, 12. 8; *G H Brown, 13. 11½; J Beveridge, 13. 2; E T C Johnstone, 12.12; P W Holmes, 12. 5; Cox R T Weston, 9. 1 | |
| 1961 | W | R G Nicholson, 12. 0; J E Gobbett, 12. 7; R J Fraser, 13. 7; A J Collier, 13. 0; D W G Calder, 12.13; *J Beveridge, 13. 5; M W Christian, 12. 8; M Hoffman, 12. 5; Cox R T Weston, 8.12 |
| 1962 | W | *R G Nicholson, 12. 4; C J T Davey, 11. 6; R A Napier, 13. 0; A J Collier, 13. 4; J M S Lecky, 14. 1; H B Budd, 15. 1; J N L Tollemache, 13. 9; Lord Chewton, 11. 3; Cox R Walmsley, 9. 0 |
| 1963 | P J Webb, 11. 0; M V Bevan, 12. 9½; A V Cooke, 12.13½; B J R Jackson, 12. 7½; J Maasland, 14. 1½; M H Beckett, 13. 0½; D F Legget, 12. 6; *Lord Chewton, 10.12; Cox F G G de Rancourt, 9. 0 | |
| 1964 | W | D F Legget, 12.10; M V Bevan, 13. 2; M Muir-Smith, 14. 0; J W Fraser, 14. 2; J M S Lecky, 14. 3; J R Kiely, 14. 0; A Simpson, 12.13; *C J T Davey, 11. 8; Cox R G Stanbury, 8.10 |
| 1965 | J A Fell, 13. 0; D J Roberts, 13. 6; M W J Carter, 13. 11½; *J W Fraser, 14. 4; R G Ward, 14.10; W E Church, 13.10; D P Moore, 13. 3; M A Sweeney, 12. 8; Cox R G Stanbury, 9. 2 | |
| 1966 | M E K Graham, 13. 7; M D Tebay, 13. 4; J H Ashby, 13. 2; P G R Delafield, 14. 8; R G Ward, 14.12; P H Conze, 12.10; L M Henderson, 13. 6; *M A Sweeney, 12.10; Cox I A B Brooksby, 9. 0 | |
| 1967 | *L M Henderson, 13. 5; C D C Challis, 13. 6; R D Yarrow, 13. 9; G C M Leggett, 13. 3; P G R Delafield, 14. 9; N J Hornsby, 14. 9; D F Earl, 13.11; R N Winckless, 13. 9; Cox W R Lawes, 8.13 | |
| 1968 | W | R C W Church, 12. 3; R N Winckless, 13. 9; J H Reddaway, 13. 8; C S Powell, 14.13; *P G R Delafield, 14. 7; N J Hornsby, 14. 5; G C M Leggett, 12.12; G F Hall, 12. 0; Cox C J Gill, 8. 9 |
| 1969 | W | C M Robson, 11. 9; *R N Winckless, 13.13; C W Daws, 13. 4; D L Cruttenden, 15.11; C S Powell, 14.12; N J Hornsby, 14. 9; T M Redfern, 13. 2; G F Hall, 11.12; Cox C B Murtough, 8. 6 |
| 1970 | W | J F S Hervey-Bathurst, 13. 1½; C L Baillieu, 13. 5; A C Buckmaster, 13. 8; C J Rodrigues, 13. 2; C J Dalley, 14. 5½; *D L Cruttenden, 16. 0; C M Lowe, 13. 7; S N S Robertson, 12. 3½; Cox N G Hughes, 8. 9 |
| 1971–1999 | ||
|---|---|---|
| Year | Wins | Crew |
| 1971 | W | G J O Phillpotts, 11.11; C L Baillieu, 13. 5; J F S Hervey-Bathurst, 13. 4; N W James, 13.10; B A Sullivan, 14. 7; D L Maxwell, 13. 1; S R Waters III, 13. 8;* C J Rodrigues, 13. 6; Cox N G Hughes, 8.11 |
| 1972 | W | R J S Clarke, 13. 1; C L Baillieu, 13.13; S G I Kerruish, 12.10; J A Hart, 13. 5; N W James, 14. 0; G A Cadwalader, 14.10; M J Hart, 14. 2; D L Maxwell, 14. 6; Cox *N G Hughes, 9. 1 |
| 1973 | W | J D Lever, 12.10; H R Jacobs, 13. 6; R P B Duncan, 13.10; *C L Baillieu, 13.10; D P Sturge, 13.10; M O'K Webber, 13.10; S C Tourek, 14. 4; M J Hart, 13.12; Cox M D Williams, 9. 3 |
| 1974 | *R P B Duncan, 13. 8; H R Jacobs, 13. 6; D J Walker, 13. 9; D B Sprague, 13. 2; J H Smith, 14.12; J H Clay, 13. 4; T F Yuncken, 12.12; N C A Bradley, 12. 3; Cox H J H Wheare, 8.11 | |
| 1975 | W | C Langridge, 13. 7; N C A Bradley, 12.11; J H Clay, 13. 4; A F U Powell, 13. 2; *S C Tourek, 14. 8; J Macleod, 14. 5; P J Robinson, 13. 6; A N Christie, 14. 7; Cox D J T Kitchin, 8.12 |
| 1976 | D J Searle, 12. 7; R R A Breare, 14. 6; M R Gritten, 14. 0; M P Wells, 14.12; P B Davies, 14. 1; R M Cashin, 14.12; *J H Clay, 12.11; R Harpum, 12. 4; Cox J P Manser, 9. 5 | |
| 1977 | N G Burnet, 11. 11; R A Waterer, 13. 1; *D J Searle, 12. 6; A E Cooke-Yarborough, 14. 4; R C Ross, 14. 1; C M Horton, 14. 0; M D Bathurst, 13. 6; S J Clegg, 12.10; Cox J P Manser, 9.11 | |
| 1978 | M D Bathurst, 13. 4; S J Clegg, 13. 6; W M R Dawkins, 14. 5; *C M Horton, 14. 1; R C Ross, 14. 7; A E Cooke-Yarborough, 14. 8; A N de M Jelfs, 13. 3; R N E Davies, 12. 2; Cox G Henderson, 8. 5 | |
| 1979 | *S J Clegg, 13. 0; A H Gray, 13. 1; A G Phillips, 12.12; J S Palmer, 14. 2; A N de M Jelfs, 13. 4; P W Cross, 12.11; R C Ross, 14. 4; R N E Davies, 12. 5; Cox G Henderson, 8. 8 | |
| 1980 | L W J Baart, 13. 4; M F Panter, 14. 1; T W Whitney, 13. 7; J H C Laurie, 13.12; A G Phillips, 13. 5½; *J W Woodhouse, 13. 9; J S Palmer, 14. 8; A D Dalrymple, 12. 8; Cox C J Wigglesworth, 7.13½ | |
| 1981 | L W J Baart, 13. 2; M F Panter, 13.12; M J S Clark, 13. 9; M P Cowie, 13. 7; A G Philips, 13. 0; *J S Palmer, 14. 5; A D Dalrymple, 12.12; Cox C J Wigglesworth, 8. 0 | |
| 1982 | P St J Brine, 12. 9; A R Knight, 12. 8; *R J S Stephens, 13.12; N J Bliss, 13.10; B M Philp, 15. 3; C D Heard, 14.10; E M G Pearson, 12. 1; S A Harris, 11. 5; Cox I Bernstein, 7. 2 | |
| 1983 | E M D Pearson, 12. 10; A R Knight 12. 9; B M Philp, 15. 5; C D Heard 15. 7; S W Berger 15. 5; P R W Sheppard, 15. 1; J L D Garret, 14. 7; *S A Harris, 11. 10; Cox I Bernstein, 7. 10 | |
| 1984 | A H Reynolds, 12. 2; A R Knight, 12. 5; *S W Berger, 14. 10½; G A Barnard, 12. 11; J L D Garrett, 14. 4; J M Pritchard, 13. 9; E M G Pearson, 12. 5; J D Kinsella, 12. 11; Cox P M Hobson, 7. 6 | |
| 1985 | J S Witter, 12. 11; M L Pasternak, 13. 0; J D Hughes, 13. 10; P H Broughton, 14. 7; S M Peel, 14. 5; G A Barnard, 13. 2; *J L Garret, 14. 8; J M Pritchard, 13. 2; Cox H L Shaw, 6. 2 | |
| 1986 | W | I R Clarke, 12. 9; M Wilson, 12. 9; J D Hughes, 13. 10; J S Pew, 15. 11; S M Peel, 14. 0; P H Broughton, 13. 11; E A F Gibson, 14. 3; J M Pritchard, 14. 11; Cox C A Burton, 6. 9 |
| 1987 | I R Clarke, 12. 6½; R A B Spink, 14. 0½; N J Grundy, 12. 9; M J Brittin, 14. 8½; *S M Peel, 13. 8½; J S Pew, 14. 13; J A Garman, 14. 2; P H Broughton, 14. 1; Cox J M Wolfson, 8. 12 | |
| 1988 | R S N Ames, 14. 0½; M J K Smith, 14. 8; J C T Pepperell, 15. 2; R A B Spink, 13. 12; *J R Garman, 14. 6; G R Pooley, 13. 7½; N J Grundy, 12. 2½; M J Brittin, 14. 7; Cox S J Loveridge, 8. 11½ | |
| 1989 | I R Clarke, 13. 4; M J K Smith, 14. 12; P M Mant, 15. 3; *M J Brittin, 14. 12; T Backhouse, 16. 11; N Justicz, 14. 8; J R Garman, 14. 11; G R Pooley, 14. 7; Cox Leigh Weiss, 7. 6 | |
| 1990 | R C Young, 12. 13; R J Staite, 11. 3; D E Hole, 13. 3; E C Clark, 11. 10; *P M Mant, 14. 3; G R Pooley, 12. 11; S L Fowler, 12. 12; A J Wright, 13. 2; Cox L Ross-Magenty, 7. 10 | |
| 1991 | R A B Smith, 12. 10; *R J Staite, 11. 4; M C J Justicz, 13. 8; G R Pooley, 13. 3; K St C Allen, 13. 2; D R Gillard, 14. 6; N J Clarry, 12. 11; A J Wright, 13. 6; Cox A J L Bracey, 7 12 | |
| 1992 | *M C J Justicz, 13. 6½; N J Clarry, 13. 1; J H J Behrens, 13. 2½; D R M Justicz, 13. 3; D N Fawcett, 15. 4; D R Gillard, 14. 7½; S L Fowler, 13. 4; D E Bangert, 12. 10½; Cox A W N Probert, 7. 11 | |
| 1993 | W | D E Bangert, 12. 9; D R Gillard, 13 2½; *J H J Behrens, 13 10½; R C Phelps, 14. 0; J Bernstein, 14 8½; M P Baker, 14 2½; S M Gore, 15 1; W T M Mason, 12. 9; Cox M N Haycock, 7. 9½ |
| 1994 | W | R D Taylor, 14. 0½; W T M Mason, 13. 6; S M Gore, 15. 8; R C Phelps, 14. 3½; *J A Bernstein, 15. 0; M H W Parish, 14. 6; P J M Höltzenbein, 14. 2½; T Streppelhoff, 14. 1; Cox M N Haycock, 7. 12½ |
| 1995 | W | R D Taylor, 14. 4; *R C Phelps, 14. 1; S B Newton, 14. 1; S A Brownlee, 14. 8; D E Bangert, 13. 0; M H W Parish, 14. 7; M Banovic, 14. 12; M P C Barnett, 13. 7; Cox R S Slatford, 8. 1½ |
| 1996 | W | J R Elliott, 13. 6; M P C Barnett, 13. 12; N J Burfitt, 14. 0; S J Dawson-Bowling, 15. 0; *E D Ayer, 15. 6; H G C Clarke, 13. 4; R M Waller, 13. 5; J F E Ball, 13. 6; Cox K Whyman, 8. 0½ |
| 1997 | W | * D J Cassidy, 13. 8½; R J Pim, 13. 5½; E D Ayer, 15. 6; R E B Crombie, 14. 10½; A P Story, 16. 0; A R Watson, 13. 6; D P S Maltrap, 13. 7½; J F E Ball, 13. 2; K Whyman, 7. 13 |
| 1998 | W | G D C R Smith, 14. 7; P A Cunningham, 13. 6½; J G Bull, 16. 1; B Crombie, 14. 10; T J Wallace, 14. 12; A P Story, 15. 12; S F Forster, 16. 2; M Weber, 13. 11½; Cox A J Potts |
| 1999 | W | T J Wallace, 15. 7; T A Stallard, 13. 8; *R E B Crombie, 15. 2; A J West, 15. 2; D O M Ellis, 14. 6; K M West, 14. 11; G D C R Smith, 14. 5; T Wooge, 15. 4; Cox V Sharif |
| 2000 onwards | ||
|---|---|---|
| Year | Wins | Crew |
| 2000 | R P Cantwell, 12. 9; J J O'Loughlen, 13. 4; R A Ehlers, 14. 5; H N F Martin, 13. 10½; A J West, 15. 4; T A Stallard, 13. 2½; D J Tweedie, 13. 4; *R P Stokes, 13. 2; Cox G J Glassman, 7. 5 | |
| 2001 | W | C J C Swainson, 13. 6½; L P Hirst, 14. 3; T M Edwards-Moss, 13. 9; R C E C Dunn, 14. 13; A J West, 15. 7; *K M West, 15. 8½; T A Stallard, 13. 8; T Wooge, 15. 9; Cox C A Cormack, 8. 9½ |
| 2002 | *T A Stallard, 13. 9½; S W Brooks, 14. 4; J A Livingston, 14. 13; S Mayer, 13. 13; A J West, 15. 6½; L P Hirst, 14. 7; S T Welch, 14. 2; R C E C Dunn, 15. 1½; Cox E L Griggs | |
| 2003 | B Smith, 13. 6½; M Kleinz, 13. 4; H Mallinson, 15. 3; K Coventry, 14. 1½; A McGarel-Groves, 15. 1; T James, 13. 5; J Livingston, 14. 9½; *T Wooge, 15. 12½; Cox J Omartian, 8. 9½ | |
| 2004 | W | C le Neve Foster, 13. 13; K Coventry, 14. 1; H Mallinson, 14. 12; S Mayer, 13. 9½; A Shannon, 14. 2½; S Buschbacher, 15. 7; *W Pommen, 13. 0; N Kirk, 14. 3; Cox K Richardson, 8. 9½ |
| 2005 | L Walton, 12. 10½; T Edwards, 13. 8½; H Adams, 14. 12; S Buschbacher, 15. 8½; S Schulte, 15. 2; M Kleinz, 13. 7½; T James, 13. 10½; B Heidicker, 13. 2½; Cox P Rudge, 8. 9 | |
| 2006 | L Walton, 13. 5; *T Edwards, 14. 0; S Thormann, 14. 7; T Engelmann, 15. 7; S Schulte, 14. 5; K West, 15. 6; T James, 13. 6; K McDaniel, 13. 6; Cox P Rudge, 8. 9 | |
| 2007 | W | K McDaniel, 14. 3; D O'Shaughnessy, 15. 11; P Champion, 15. 2; J Cornelius, 15. 7; *T James, 13. 11; K West, 16. 0; S Schulte, 15. 11, T Engelmann, 17. 6; Cox R Dowbiggin, 7. 12 |
| 2008 | C Scott, 13. 8; T Perkins, 15. 0; H Pelly, 13. 12; T Garnett, 14. 10; P Marsland, 16. 0; T Ransley, 15. 10; T Edwards, 13. 11; R Monaghan, 14. 2; Cox R Dowbiggin, 7. 9 | |
| 2009 | R Weitemeyer, 13. 3; *H Pelly, 13. 12; D McEachern, 15. 2; P Marsland, 17. 5; R Monaghan, 14. 7; H Cubasch, 15. 6; T Ransley, 15. 4; S Stafford, 14. 2; Cox R Dowbiggin, 7. 12 | |
| 2010 | W | R Weitemeyer, 13. 1; G Roth, 14. 2; G Nash, 15. 4; P McClelland, 14. 13; *D McEachern, 15. 6; H Pelly, 14. 7; D Rasmussen, 12. 11; F Gill, 15. 6; Cox E Randolph, 8. 9 |
| 2011 | M Thorp, 13. 13; J Jennings, 15. 6½; D Rix-Standing, 14. 0; H Cubasch, 15. 10; G Nash, 15. 5; G Roth, 14. 6; *D Rasmussen, 12. 11½; D Nelson, 14. 13; Cox E Box, 8. 4 | |
| 2012 | W | *D Nelson, 14. 9; M Schramm, 14. 6; J Lindemann, 14. 13; A Ross, 16. 1; M Thorp, 14. 6; S Dudek, 17. 4; A Scharp, 15. 1; N Garratt, 14. 7; Cox E Bosson, 8. 11 |
| 2013 | G Wilson, 14. 2½; M Bruncvík, 13. 1; A Fleming, 15. 5; T Otto, 14. 4; *G Nash, 14. 13; S Dudek, 16. 6; A Scharp, 14. 6; N Garratt, 13. 8½; Cox H Fieldman, 8. 8 | |
| 2014 | M Thorp, 13. 12; L Juckett, 13. 4; I Dawkins, 14. 1; *S Dudek, 15. 13; H Gruetjen, 15. 10; M Jackson, 14. 12; J Hooper, 14. 7; H Hoffstot, 14. 2; Cox I Middleton, 8. 6 | |
| 2015 | J Holst, 13. 9½; L Juckett, 13. 6; J Hooper, 14. 8; *A Leichter, 15. 8; W Warr, 14. 11½; M Jackson, 14. 11; B Ruble, 13. 5;H Hoffstot, 14. 5; Cox I Middleton, 8. 6 | |
| 2016 | W | F Newman, 13. 1; A Abbasi, 13. 13; C Fisher, 14. 6; C Auersperg, 14. 3; L Juckett, 12. 13; *H Hoffstot, 14. 8; B Ruble, 13. 2; L Tredell, 14. 12; Cox I Middleton, 8. 7 |
| 2017 | B Ruble, 13. 10; F Davidson, 12. 13; J Letten, 16. 11; T Tracey, 15. 5; A Malowany, 15. 5; P Eble, 14. 3; *L Tredell, 14. 12; H Meek, 15. 0; Cox H Ramambason, 8. 10 | |
| 2018 | W | P Elwood, 13. 4; C Fisher, 14. 3; D Alizadeh, 14. 2; J Letten, 16. 8; S Furey, 14. 1; F Meeks, 13. 8; R Hurn, 13. 6; F Davidson, 13. 0; Cox *H Ramambason, 8. 7 |
| 2019 | W | D Bell, 13. 4; J E Cracknell, 14. 2; G Bitler, 15. 1; *D Alizadeh, 14. 5; C Sullivan, 13. 12; S Hookway, 14. 0; F Davidson, 13. 7; N Węgrzycki-Szymczyk, 14. 12; Cox M Holland, 8. 9 |
| 2020 | Not Held | A Goff; J Page; B Freeman; P Horton; C Sullivan; *F Davidson; J Bernard; A Doyle; Cox C Marcus |
| 2021 | W | T Weinberger; B Dyer; S Benzecry; Q Richardson; G Holden; O Parish; *C Sullivan; D Taylor; Cox C Marcus |
| 2022 | L Ferraro; J Hunter; G Finlayson; S Schürch; J Bernard; T George; O Wynne-Griffith; O Parish; Cox *C Marcus | |
| 2023 | W | M Edge; N Mayhew; N Mouelle; B Taylor; T Lynch; S Benzecry; O Parish; L Ferraro; Cox J Parish |
John Haviland Dashwood Goldie was an English rower, and barrister. He was the Cambridge University Boat Club President between 1870 and 1872, won the Colquhoun Sculls in 1870 and captained Leander Club between 1873 and 1876. He was known by his middle name of "Dashwood" by his family and close friends.
The 2nd Boat Race took place on the River Thames on 17 June 1836. It was the first of the University Boat Races to be held in London, on a five-and-three-quarter-mile stretch between Westminster and Putney. For the first time, Cambridge sported light blue livery in the form of a ribbon on their boat while Oxford rowed in dark blue jerseys. In a race umpired by Lord Loftus and Mr Hiceson, Cambridge won the race by 20 lengths to level the overall record at 1–1.
The 4th Boat Race took place on the River Thames on 15 April 1840. It was the third of the University Boat Races to be held on the Thames, between Westminster Bridge and Putney Bridge. Oxford University Boat Club was formed to assist in the selection of the Oxford crew. Nevertheless, Cambridge won the race by three-quarters of a length to lead the overall record at 3–1.
The 8th Boat Race between crews from the University of Oxford and the University of Cambridge took place on the River Thames on 3 April 1846. Umpired by Charles Jasper Selwyn, Cambridge won in a time of 21 minutes 5 seconds, with a winning margin of three lengths. The race was held on the ebb tide, starting in Mortlake and ending in Putney. For the first time, outriggers were used by both crews.
The 9th Boat Race took place on the River Thames on 29 March 1849. Typically held annually, the event is a side-by-side rowing race between crews from the Universities of Oxford and Cambridge. The race was won by Cambridge who triumphed over Oxford "easily". As a result of the nature of the defeat, Oxford challenged Cambridge to a second race that year, which was to be held in December, the only time the Boat Race was competed for twice in a calendar year. Every member of the Cambridge crew came from Trinity College.
The 10th Boat Race took place on the River Thames on 15 December 1849. Typically held annually, the event is a side-by-side rowing race between crews from the Universities of Oxford and Cambridge. The race ended with Oxford declared winners after Cambridge were disqualified. It is the only time the Boat Race has been held twice in a calendar year, and is also the only time the event has been decided as a result of a disqualification.
The 11th Boat Race took place on the River Thames on 3 April 1852. Typically held annually, the event is a side-by-side rowing race between crews from the Universities of Oxford and Cambridge. Former Cambridge cox Thomas Selby Egan coached Oxford, the first time that either crew had been trained by a member of the opposing university. The race was won by Oxford, their first Boat Race victory at Easter, who triumphed over Cambridge by nine lengths.
The 12th Boat Race took place on the River Thames on 8 April 1854. Typically held annually, the event is a side-by-side rowing race between crews from the Universities of Oxford and Cambridge. The race was won by Oxford who triumphed over Cambridge by seven lengths.
The 14th Boat Race took place on the River Thames on 4 April 1857. Held annually, The Boat Race is a side-by-side rowing race between crews from the Universities of Oxford and Cambridge. Oxford rowed in a keel-less carvel-built boat, the first time in the history of the race that such a construction method was used for one of the vessels. Umpired by Joseph William Chitty, the race was won by Oxford who triumphed over Cambridge by 11 lengths.
The 23rd Boat Race took place on the River Thames on 24 March 1866. The Boat Race is a side-by-side rowing race between crews from the Universities of Oxford and Cambridge. Oxford won by three lengths in a time of 25 minutes and 35 seconds, one of the slowest times in the history of the event.
The 31st Boat Race took place on the 28 March 1874. The Boat Race is an annual side-by-side rowing race between crews from the Universities of Oxford and Cambridge along the River Thames. In a race umpired by former Oxford rower Joseph William Chitty, Cambridge won by three and a half lengths in their fifth consecutive victory.
The 48th Boat Race took place on 21 March 1891. The Boat Race is an annual side-by-side rowing race between crews from the Universities of Oxford and Cambridge along the River Thames. Oxford went into the race leading 24–22 in the event overall. In total, eight rowers who were participating had previous Boat Race experience. Umpired by former Oxford rower Frank Willan, pre-race favourites Oxford won by half-a-length in a time of 21 minutes 48 seconds. It was Oxford's narrowest winning margin since the 1867 race.
The 49th Boat Race took place on 9 April 1892. The Boat Race is an annual side-by-side rowing race between crews from the Universities of Oxford and Cambridge along the River Thames. Oxford went into the event as reigning champions, having won the previous year's race. In total, twelve of the competitors had previous Boat Race experience. In a race umpired by former rower Frank Willan, Oxford won by 2+1⁄4 lengths in a time of 19 minutes 10 seconds. It was their third consecutive victory and the fastest in the history of the event at that time.
The 54th Boat Race took place on 3 April 1897. The Boat Race is an annual side-by-side rowing race between crews from the Universities of Oxford and Cambridge along the River Thames. Oxford went into the race as reigning champions, having won the previous year's race. The crews were almost evenly matched weight-wise, Oxford marginally the heavier, whose crew consisted almost entirely of veterans of the event. In a race umpired by former rower Frank Willan, Oxford won by 2+1⁄2 lengths in a time of 19 minutes 12 seconds, the victory taking the overall record to 31–22 in their favour. It was Oxford's eighth consecutive victory and the third fastest winning time in the history of the event.
The 73rd Boat Race took place on 30 March 1921. Held annually, the Boat Race is a side-by-side rowing race between crews from the Universities of Oxford and Cambridge along the River Thames. Cambridge, with the heavier crew, went into the race as reigning champions, having won the previous year's race. In total, nine of the participants in this year's race had previous Boat Race experience, and five had won a silver medal in the 1920 Summer Olympics. In this year's race, umpired by former rower Frederick I. Pitman, Cambridge won by one length in a time of 19 minutes 45 seconds. It was Cambridge's third consecutive win, the fastest winning time since 1913 and the narrowest margin of victory since 1913. The result took the overall record to 39–33 in Oxford's favour.
The 75th Boat Race took place on 24 March 1923. Held annually, the Boat Race is a side-by-side rowing race between crews from the Universities of Oxford and Cambridge along the River Thames. Cambridge's crew was marginally heavier than Oxford's, the latter included an Olympic silver medallist. Cambridge went into the race as reigning champions, having won the previous year's race. In this year's race, umpired by former rower Frederick I. Pitman, Oxford won by three-quarters of a length in a time of 20 minutes 54 seconds, securing their first win in five years. The victory took the overall record in the event to 40–34 in their favour.
The 76th Boat Race took place on 5 April 1924. Held annually, the Boat Race is a side-by-side rowing race between crews from the Universities of Oxford and Cambridge along the River Thames. Oxford were reigning champions, having won the previous year's race, and their crew was significantly heavier than their opponents for this year's race. Umpired by former rower Frederick I. Pitman, Cambridge won by 4+1⁄2 lengths in a time of 18 minutes 41 seconds, the fastest time since 1911. The victory took the overall record in the event to 40–35 in Oxford's favour.
The 77th Boat Race took place on 28 March 1925. Held annually, the Boat Race is a side-by-side rowing race between crews from the Universities of Oxford and Cambridge along the River Thames. Umpired by former rower Frederick I. Pitman, Cambridge won in a time of 21 minutes 50 seconds after Oxford became waterlogged and were unable to finish the race. The victory took the overall record in the event to 40–36 in Oxford's favour.
The 78th Boat Race took place on 27 March 1926. Held annually, the Boat Race is a side-by-side rowing race between crews from the Universities of Oxford and Cambridge along the River Thames. Umpired by former rower Frederick I. Pitman, Cambridge won by five lengths in a time of 19 minutes 29 seconds in the largest winning margin since 1912. It was Cambridge's third consecutive victory and took the overall record in the event to 40–37 in Oxford's favour.
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