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Harold D Brash

Mercantile Rowing Club (VIC)

1901 - Geelong and Barwon Regatta, maiden four three seat - First

1901 - Nagambie Regatta, junior pair, bow - First

1902 - Geelong and Barwon Regatta, maiden scull - First

1902 - Ballarat Regatta, maiden scull - First

1902 - Australian Henley, senior scull - First

1903 - Australian Henley, senior scull - First

1903 - Upper Yarra Regatta, senior scull - First

1903 - Victorian Championship Scull - Second

1903 - Ballarat Regatta, senior scull - First

1903 – Interstate Men’s Sculling Championship -Fourth

1904 - Australian Henley, senior scull - First

1904 - Victorian Championship Scull - Second

1904 – Interstate Men’s Sculling Championship -Second

1905 - Victorian Championship Scull - Second

1905 – Interstate Men’s Sculling Championship -Second

1906 - Australian Henley, senior scull - First

1907 - Australian Henley, senior scull - First

1908 - Australian Henley, senior scull - First

1908 – Interstate Men’s Sculling Championship – First

In 1908 he won the Championship only after he filled in for club mate Percy Ivens on the day due to illness.

Brash raced in the same era as club mate Percy Ivens who was the in-form sculler in Victoria at that time. However Harold Brash still had plenty of success.

Harold Brash died young in 1929.

Andrew Guerin
December 2020

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