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Head of the River Race 1999 Final Order * Entitled To HEAD OF THE RIVER RACE 1999 31 34 18 7.19 S.1 London III FINAL ORDER 32 32 18 8.41 Ratzeburger RC (Germany) 33 28 18 8.55 Marbacher RV (Germany) * ENTITLED TO CERTIFICATE FOR TIME YITHIN 30 SECONDS OF THE YINNER 34 37 18 10.30 S.1 Marlow I 35 324 18 10.39 N S.1 Scottish Rowing Club P INCLUDES PENALTY ADJUSTMENT 36 47 18 10.75 Vegesacker RV, Bremen (Germany) POSITION 37 327 18 10.96 N University College, Cork FINISH START TIME NAME 38 40 18 11.86 S.1 Thames I 39 21 18 12.60 S.1 Kingston I 1 3 17 6.60 Queens Tower 40 54 18 14.33 S.2 Hampton School 2 1 17 9.25* Leander I (YINNER OF THE PAGE TROPHY) 41 320 18 14.73 N Garda Siochana (Ireland) 42 50 18 14.88 Yorcester I 3 4 17 18.79* Oxford Brookes University 43 62 18 15.45 S.1 Molesey III 4 8 17 25.78* Molesey I 44 33 18 17.30 S.1 Rob Roy I 5 5 17 26.18* Nottinghamshire County RA 45 26 18 18.65 Royal Chester 6 13 17 27.25* Gmunden RV (Austria) 7 2 17 32.12* London I 46 84 18 19.24 Henley I (YINNER OF THE VERNON TROPHY) 47 49 18 21.73 Tegel RC 1886, Berlin (Germany) 48 25 18 24.69 Favorite Hammonia RC, Hamburg (Germany) 8 12 1732.14* Neptune, Dublin I 49 150 18 24.69 S.3 Star II 9 10 1733.61* Leander II (YINNER OF THE SENIOR 3 PENNANT) 10 14 1737.49 Berliner RG Yiking (Germany) 11 9 1740.08 Tideway Scullers' School I 50 42 18 25.79 University College, Dublin 12 35 1741.47 S.2 U Oxford Brookes University II 51 53 18 26.74 S.3 U Nottingham University I (YINNER OF JHE SENIOR 2 PENNANT) 52 323 18 27.34 N Queens University, Belfast (YINNER OF THE ORTNER SHIELO) 53 52 18 28.21 S.2 Abingdon School I 54 86 18 29.92 S.1 Holme Pierrepont CRC 13 11 1741.52 Zurich SC (Switzerland) 14 15 1746.34 S.1 U Imperial College I 55 372 18 30.56 N S.3 Oriel College, Oxford (YINNER OF THE SENIOR PENNANT) 56 45 18 30.91 S.2 U University of Bristol I 57 329 1831.77 N Berliner RG'Yiking (Germany) II 15 6 1748.32 Nottinghamshire County RA II 58 111 18 32.64 S.4 U2 Durham University II 16 19 1749.33 S.1 U2 Imperial College II (YINNER OF THE SENIOR 4 PENNANT) (FASTEST U.A.U. SECOND CREY) 59 46 18 32.89 S.2 U Glasgow University I 17 17 17 49.56 Castle Semple 60 48 18 32.93 S.3 St Paul's School I 18 23 17 54.18 Mannheimer RC van 1875 (Germany) 61 317 18 34.86 N Commercial Rowing Club Dublin 19 22 17 54.72 London II 62 104 18 34.88 Blauweiss Basel (Switzerland) 20 7 17 56.62 University of London I 63 184 18 35.00 S.3 Radley College II 21 44 17 57.12 Molesey II 64 165 18 35.30 Tyne I 22 20 17 58.03 University of London Tyrian 65 80 18 35.62 Vesta I 23 77 17 58.09 Star I 66 90 1836.14 S.3 Radley College I (YINNER OF THE JACKSON TROPHY) 67 57 18 36.66 Angaria RG Hannover (Germany) 68 212 18 36.81 S.2 Rob Roy II 24 307 17 58.70 Leander III 25 18 18 1.88 Lea I 69 249 18 36.87 S.4 Imperial College IV 26 318 18 2.64 N S.1 Crabtree 70 109 18 36.95 S.4 Exeter College, Oxford 27 27 18 3.16 S.1 U Durham University I 71 131 18 37.76 S.4 Kingston Grammar School I 28 31 18 3.63 S.2 University of London II 72 311 18 38.69 N Aviron Marne Joinville (France) 73 117 18 38.79 S.2 Auriol Kensington I 29 29 18 3.76 S.1 Tideway Scullers' School II 30 16 18 4.20 Oberhausen RV (Germany) 74 64 18 38.90 S.1 Yalton I 75 87 18 39.58 Erster Kieler RC von 1862 (Germany) 120 -38 19 2.19 S.1 Nottingham & Union 76 30 18 40.85 S.1 Thames Tradesmen's RC I 121 137 19 2.68 S.1 U Loughborough Students 77 91 1841.18 S.3 Caius College, Cambridge 122 160 19 3.25 S.2 City of Oxford II 78 92 18 41.55 University of Klagenfurt (Austria) 123 70 19 4.18 S.2 Wall ingford I 79 270 18 41.88 S.1 Star III 124 228 19 4.82 NOV U U.M.I.S.T. I (WINNER OF THE NOVICE PENNANT) 80 73 1841.91 S.2 U2 Oxford 8rookes University III I 81 66 18 41.97 S.2 Newcastle University I 125 142 19 4.96 S.3 Abingdon School II 82 71 18 42.37 S.1 Staines I 126 272 19 5.75 S.4 U2 York University II 83 85 18 43.42 University of London Tyrian II 127 107 19 5.78 Bessel RC, Minden (Germany) 84 74 18 44.17 S.2 U Reading University I 128 185 19 5.93 University of Nantes (France) 129 204 19 6.22 S.2 Curlew I 85 55 18 44.49 S.2 U Edinburgh University I 86 72 18 45.03 S.1 London IV 130 193 19 6.31 S.4 U2 University of Bristol II 87 24 18 46.30 S.1 Nottingham Boat Club I 131 113 19 6.41 Waltrop RV '28 (Germany) 88 128 18 46.47 S.4 Canford School I 132 169 19 6.52 Black Sheep 89 191 18 46.67 S.1 Auriol Kensington III 133 98 19 6.55 Hermann Billung Celle (Germany) 134 325 19 6.57 N Stansstad SC (Switzerland) 90 60 1847.62 S.1 Bedford I 91 65 18 47.94 Hornberger RK Germania (Germany) 135 163 19 6.70 S.2 United Medical & Dental Schools, London 92 88 18 48.65 Osnabrucker RV (Germany) 136 112 19 6.78 S.2 U Kingston University I 93 78 18 48.78 S.1 Marlow II 137 146 19 6.97 S.3 Monkton Bluefriars 94 99 18 49.77 Munster RV von 1882 (Germany) 138 106 19 7.25 Wannsee RK, Berlin (Germany) 139 243 19 8.16 Newark I 95 51 18 49.80 Bremer RV von 1882 (Germany) 96 67 18 50.96 S.3 Nephthys (OULRC) I 140 56 19 8.28 Baden RC (Switzerland) 97 39 18 51.45 S.1 Cambridge r 99 I 141 340 19 8.29 N S.2 Eton Excelsior 98 344 18 52.04 N S.2 U Leicester University 142 333 19 8.98 N S.1 Worcester II 99 58 18 53.85 Durham I 143 208 19 9.29 S.2 Nithsdale 144 211 19 9.64 S.1 Henley II 100 210 18 54.12 S.2 Cantabrigian 101 350 18 54.36 N S.2 HHF Royal Navy & Royal Marines 145 162 19 9.71 S.2 U2 Edinburgh University II (FASTEST SERVICES CREW) 146 188 19 9.98 S.2 University College, Durham I 147 194 19 9.99 NOV Robinson College, Cambridge 102 263 18 54.95 S.2 Holesey IV 148 198 1910.11 S.4 U York University I 103 120 18 55.09 S.2 U Leeds University 149 346 19 10.16 N Normannia RK Braunschweig (Germany) 104 41 18 55.31 Upper Thames I 105 334 18 55.90 N Zurich SC (Switzerland) II 150 135 19 11.78 S.4 Hampton School II 106 118 18 56.32 S.1 Quintin I 151 69 19 12.17 S.1 Twickenham I 152 116 19 12.26 S.3 St Hild & St Bede's College, Durham I 107 335 .. 18 56.74 P N S.1 Tideway Scullers' School III 153 133 19 12.48 Vesta II 108 82 18 56.76 Forward RC Horges (Switzerland) 154 100 19 12.99 S.1 Llandaff I 109 200 18 57.02 S.2 U Exeter University 110 381 18 57.14 N S.3 Nephthys (OULRC) II 155 353 19 13.05 N Treviris Trier v. 1924 (Germany) 111 75 18 57.33 Furnivall I 156 138 19 13.07 S.3 Leicester 157 154 19 13.09 S.1 ~Bridgnorth 112 122 18 57.65 S.3 Imperial College III 158 343 19 13.33 N S.2 Jesus College, Cambridge 113 306 18 57.78 Agecroft II 159 166 19 13.41 S.2 Sudbury I 114 232 1858.11 S.1 Staines II 115 93 18 58.66 S.1 City of Oxford I 160 102 19 13.54 S.4 Lady Hargaret Boat Club 116 101 18 59.75 S.2 Manchester University I 161 148 19 13.92 S.2 U Southampton University I 162 332 19 14.77 N Queens University, Belfast II 117 156 19 .75 Dresdner RC 1902 (Germany) 163 108 19 14.80 S.4 Westminster School 118 76 19 1.61 S.2 London V 164 159 19 14.85 S.2 Grosvenor I 119 153 19 1.67 S.1 Northwich I 165 83 19 14.94 S.4 First & Third Trinity, Cambridge 1&.
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