Saturday 3rd September 2011 from 11am
Comment from Peter Osborn, Chairman of the Organising Committee
“It was a wonderful Regatta this year in almost perfect conditions.
We had the fullest race programme for years with a number of new entrants and several long term regulars returning to defend their titles or to win new ones.
“It was a wonderful Regatta this year in almost perfect conditions.
We had the fullest race programme for years with a number of new entrants and several long term regulars returning to defend their titles or to win new ones.
The racing had some exciting finishes with the Grand Final of the Dragon Boat Race resulting in the first ever dead heat.
Attendance was excellent, especially in the afternoon as lots of families came for a fun day out. I heard
which are listed elsewhere on this web-site.
I would like to thank everyone from Marlow Thames and Cookham Bridge Rotary Clubs - Rotarians, families and friends - for their hard work, both preparing for the event and on the day itself.
And finally, we are indebted to everyone in the local community - public and business alike - for their generous efforts and support in making Cookham Regatta such a success.”
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Next year’s Regatta is on
Saturday 1st September 2012
Book it in your diary now!
'Magnificent Seven' winners of the 'Cookham Challenge'
Dead heat in the Grand Final of the Dragon Boat Race between teams 'Eyot' and 'Softcat
Sailors'
'Eyot' joint winners of the Dragon Boat Cup
'Softcat Sailors' Joint winners of the Dragon Boat Cup
'Ark Angels' winners of the Dragon Boat Plate
'Team Jolly' winners of the Canoe Cat Plate
'Tumbleweed' winners of the Canoe Cat Cup
Timmy Mallett, helmsman for 'Titanic', failed to steer his team to victory this year
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