Peterborough rowers enjoy success at the World Rowing Masters Regatta

Medalists Ian Palmer and Dave Smith at the World Masters Regatta. Pic by Jean-Jacques Rigal.Medalists Ian Palmer and Dave Smith at the World Masters Regatta. Pic by Jean-Jacques Rigal.
Medalists Ian Palmer and Dave Smith at the World Masters Regatta. Pic by Jean-Jacques Rigal.
Peterborough crews travelled to Libourne in France to compete over the 1000 metre course at the World Rowing Masters Regatta.

On day 1 of the event, Ian Palmer and Dave Smith both came away with a medal after winning the Masters B doubles event by four seconds ahead of a crew from the Netherlands in second position. They also came second on day 4 of the event in the Masters C doubles, just two seconds behind a German crew.

Kate Read joined forces with El Fahey (Tideway scullers school), Verena Meyer zu Westrup (Germany) and Patricia Antunes Laydner (Brazil) to finish second in the Womens Masters C coxless quad final on the third day of the event. Read also finished third in the Women’s Masters B singles event on day 4.

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Chris Elder and Damen Sanderson finished fourth in the Masters A pairs event, just three second behind a Spanish crew in third.

Kate Read, Gemma Singleton, Keely Watson joined a German sculller Claudia Ciescholka to finish fifth in the Masters B coxless quads event. Singleton and Watson also did well to finish fifth in the Masters A doubles event.

On day 5, Singleton and Watson joined forces with Portugese rowers Orlando Lourenço and Miguel Lopes to finish third in the Mixed Masters B quad, six seconds away from a medal.

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