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Venue | Henley Royal Regatta, River Thames |
Location | Henley-on-Thames, Oxfordshire |
Dates | 1839 – 1883 |
Town Challenge Cup was a rowing event for men's club fours at the annual Henley Royal Regatta on the River Thames at Henley-on-Thames in England. [1]
The event ran from 1839 until 1883. The trophy which was awarded during the duration of the event is now used by a different regatta known as the Henley Town and Visitors Regatta. It is awarded for the Regatta’s highest-ranking fours event but today has no connection to the Henley Royal Regatta. [2]
Year | Winner | Runner-Up |
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1839 | The Wave | The Albion |
1840 | The Dreadnought | The Albion |
1841 | Dreadnought Club, Henley | Rowed Over |
1842 | Dreadnought Club, Henley | Rowed over |
1843 | Albion Club, Henley | Dreadnought Club, Henley |
1844 | Henley Aquatic Club | Albion Club, Henley |
1845 | Henley Aquatic Club | Rowed Over |
1846 | Dreadnought Club, Henley | Rowed Over |
1847 | Dreadnought Club, Henley | Rowed Over |
1848 | Dreadnought Club, Henley | Henley Aquatic Club |
1849 | Albion Club, Henley | Rowed Over |
1850 | Albion Club, Henley | Albion Club, Henley |
1854 | Defiance Boat Club, Wargrave | Henley Boat Club |
1855 | Henley Boat Club | Defiance Boat Club, Wargrave |
1856 | Lady Margaret, Cambridge | Defiance Boat Club, Wargrave [3] |
1857 | Henley Boat Club | Rowed Over |
1858 | Henley Boat Club | Rowed Over [4] |
1859 | Henley Boat Club | Rowed Over |
1860 | Dreadnought Club, Henley | Henley Boat Club |
1861 | Henley Boat Club | Rowed Over |
1862 | Oxford Staff Rowing Club | Windsor Rowing Club |
1863 | Henley Boat Club | The Elms Club, Caversham |
1864 | Henley Boat Club | Grammar School, Henley |
1865 | Henley Boat Club | Grammar School, Henley |
1866 | Eton College & Eton Excelsior | Henley Boat Club |
1867 | Eton College & Eton Excelsior | Henley Boat Club |
1868 | Henley Boat Club | Rowed Over |
1869 | Eton College & Eton Excelsior | Henley Boat Club |
1870 | Eton College & Eton Excelsior | Dreadnought Club, Henley |
1871 | Reading Rowing Club | Eton College & Eton Excelsior |
1872 | Marlow Rowing Club | Henley Rowing Club |
1873 | Henley Rowing Club | Eton College & Eton Excelsior |
1874 | Marlow Rowing Club | Henley Rowing Club |
1875 | Marlow Rowing Club | Rowed Over |
1876 | Marlow Rowing Club | Abingdon Rowing Club |
1877 | Marlow Rowing Club | Henley Rowing Club |
1878 | Henley Rowing Club | Neptune Rowing Club, Oxford |
1879 | Greenwood Lodge Boat Club, Wargrave | Henley Rowing Club |
1880 | Reading Rowing Club | Neptune Rowing Club, Oxford |
1881 | Reading Rowing Club | Marlow Rowing Club |
1882 | Reading Rowing Club | Marlow Rowing Club |
1883 | Marlow Rowing Club | Maidenhead Rowing Club |
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