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Unbeaten Kiwi men’s pair wins Olympic gold

The Columbian
Published: August 2, 2012, 5:00pm

WINDSOR, England (AP) — Hamish Bond and Eric Murray of New Zealand maintained their three-year unbeaten run by winning gold Thursday in the men’s pair at the Olympic rowing regatta.

Bond and Murray, one of the most dominant crews in world rowing, won in 6 minutes, 16.65 seconds. France was two lengths behind to take silver and Britain won bronze.

The Kiwi pair haven’t lost a race since joining forces after the 2008 Beijing Games, where they were part of a quadruple sculls boat that failed to reach the final despite being gold-medal favorites.

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