Success for British women

Rowing

Saturday 01 June 1996 23:02 BST

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Rowing

Success for British women

The women's rowing squad dominated British success on the second day of racing against world-class opposition at the pre-Olympic Regatta in Lucerne yesterday. The coxless GB lightweight four led from the start of their final. In the lightweight coxless pairs final Caroline Hobson and Anna Barclay of Thames Tradesmen took an early lead which they never lost.

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