Barrier: Times for leading crews to the barrier have been recorded since 1929. It is called the barrier because horse riders following races were required to dismount or stop at this point. The first invitation events for women’s coxed fours were held in 1981 and 1982 and for women’s single sculls in 1982 starting at the barrier.
1945 Royal Henley Regatta
A two-day ‘Royal Henley Regatta’ (as opposed to Henley Royal Regatta) was staged between VE Day and VJ Day. Crews rowed three-abreast over a shortened course beginning at the Remenham Barrier. As in 1919, different trophies to the usual regatta prizes were on offer.
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Location: Fawley, Wycombe, Buckinghamshire, South East England, England, United Kingdom

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