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The Head of the River Race is rowed on the River Thames from Mortlake to Putney in March each year. The 2009 Head of the River Race will take place on Saturday March 21 at 11:15 am ( confirmed ) Entries for the race will be made through OARA. Full details will be posted here by 22 November 2008. OARA will open for Overseas entries on 1 January 2009. The 2008 Entry documents are left in place for information. They can be accessed by clicking here The Race is ON Updated 15:45 a.m. 27 October 2008 Should circumstances arise which might cause the race to be cancelled, this message will be updated regularily. This information will only be updated again if there are any circumstances which give cause for concern The instructions for the conduct of the race are essential reading for Captains, Competitors and Coxswains. The current version is that for 2008 and are left in place for information The 2009 version will be posted here by 27 February 2009 
Bearing in mind the standard of watermanship in 2007 , all clubs are strongly recommended to show coxes and crews the "Coxing a Tideway Head" video/DVD well before the next Tideway event they enter . As well as copies suitable for communal club-room viewing being available by post from the HORR Secretary, it can now be viewed online - there is a link on the Women's Head website ( www.wehorr.org ) Safety On the day of the race, and in the preceding days, there are a lot of crews using the Tideway, and for many of them they are on unfamiliar waters. On Race Day there is a river closure from about 1 hour before the start of the race, and the normal rules are suspended, but they apply at all other times. There is a very good map showing application of the rules of the river available on the Port of London WebSite, and it is considered essential that all crews should download it, and keep it with them. The link is: http://www.portoflondon.co.uk/pdfs/maritime/Rowing_Chart_270906.pdf There is also an article on the Thames Regional Rowing Council WebSite discussing various aspects of Safety around, and during, Head races on the Tideway. This is also essential reading for all crews, coxes and coaches. The link is: http://safety.thames-rrc.org/tideway/hor-advice.html Please note the TRRC on-line incident reporting system at http://onlinerep.vorboss.net (http://onlinerep.vorboss.net/) Information is on the TRRC website here and the next page 
Authorized Photographer Click on Draw and Results for the Starting Order, Enhanced Results, Performance Charts and Race Statistics.The current starting order is for the 2008 race 
Links to other Head of the River Races Women's Head of the River Race Veteran's Head Head of the River Fours For a map of the course, and other information about the race, click on Kingston University. 
Due to limitations of space and considerations of safety, the entry is limited to 420, of whom about 65 are foreign crews The HoRR Committee strongly recommends that all competing clubs show their crew coxes the video "Coxing a Tideway Head" at least once before the race. For availability, see the Secretary's page - click the link below. For accomodation in the Putney area click here FUTURE DATES Start times are necessarily provisional and will be confirmed in due course 2010 March 27 - 1.00 p.m. 2011 March 19 - 3.30 p.m. 2012 March 17 - 11.00 a.m. 2013 March 23 - 1.00 p.m. 
For an account of the First Race, results of 2 surveys and late breaking news, click on Secretary's Page. 
Enquiries should be made to the Secretary 
2008time confirmed – entry details held - 27 October 2008 