Depravity On Stilts

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Canadian rowing legend Ned Hanlan, affectionately known as “The Boy in Blue,” sits poised at the oars, the very picture of focus and determination.

Born in 1855, Hanlan became Canada’s first individual sporting hero and a global sensation. In 1880, he captured the World Sculling Championship, cementing his place among the greatest athletes of his era. A true pioneer, he was one of the first rowers to master the sliding seat technique, revolutionizing the sport with his speed and skill.

Over his remarkable career, Hanlan won more than 300 races and lost just six. A record that still commands respect today. His legacy lives on in Toronto, where Hanlan’s Point bears his name and a statue honors the hometown champion who once ruled the world’s waterways.

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