Oxford Cambridge Rowing Boat Race 1829 150th History 1st Edition London Thames

by Julian Andrews, Foreword by Sir Steven Redgrave

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First edition

.no-subscribe { display: none} [contenteditable] { pointer-events: none; } WHAT IT TAKES TO EARN YOUR PLACE: CELEBRATING ROWING THROUGH THE 150TH OXFORD v CAMBRIDGE BOAT RACE by Julian Andrews Foreword by Sir Steven Redgrave Published by Third Millenium Publishing, London, 2004. First Edition. Very good hardcover, in good dustjacket. Tight binding, solid spine, bumped corner and small tear to spine extreme, small dj edge tears repaired with archival tape, clean unmarked text. Large format, 4to, over 200 photographs, 168 pages. This stunning photographic volume commemorates the historic 150th anniversary of the Oxford versus Cambridge Boat Race, one of the oldest and most prestigious events in the rowing calendar. Julian Andrews, a seasoned professional photographer with 17 years of experience documenting elite athletes, brings his keen eye and intimate knowledge of sports to this celebration of rowing excellence. Andrews' lens captures the essence of what it truly means to earn a place in this legendary race. Through over 200 meticulously curated photographs, the book offers an unprecedented glimpse into the grueling training regimens, the camaraderie among teammates, and the intense competition that defines the Boat Race. From early morning practice sessions to the heart-pounding moments of the race itself, each image conveys the dedication, pain, and triumph experienced by these elite rowers. This volume goes beyond mere documentation, offering readers a visceral understand

• Publisher: Third Millenium Publishing
• Year: 1829
• Binding: Hardcover
• Condition: Very Good

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