Henley. Still the honours of winning eights, fours, pairs, or sculls at it rank, in amateur estimation, second only to Henley. Bames Regatta is of very old standing. ‘lhe tideway is always a drawback to scenery, but Barnes always used to produce good audiences and good competitors. Its chief patrons were tideway clubs and the Kingston Rowing Club. Walton-on-Thames flourished in the ‘sixties.’ It has now
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Gondola.
died out. It was as a picnic second only to Henley. The course was rather one-sided, and hardly long enough to test stamina.
Molesey Regatta, of less than ten years’ growth, now holds much the same station in aquatics that Walton-on-Thames once claimed, It draws its sinews of war from much the same up-river locality that used to feed Walton.
Kingston-on-Thames has a longer history than any regatta
