Horrie , 32, says that he is hoping for strong results for the team in the preceding third rowing world cup mid June in  . 2011, Horrie's debut year rowing at a national level after a background in  , saw him place fourth in his first world cup event. In a Canberra winter, temperatures routinely remain sub-zero as athletes prepare, early morning, on the water. Horrie commented that despite conditions, a far cry from those found by his Queensland-based "Dragons" club, he trains six times a week, including strength sessions at the nearby Australian Institute of Sport [AIS] facilities, and . 180px|Horrie on the water, Lake Burley Griffin.
Horrie , 32, says that he is hoping for strong results for the team in the preceding third rowing world cup mid June in Munich . 2011, Horrie's debut year rowing at a national level after a background in wheelchair basketball , saw him place fourth in his first world cup event. In a Canberra winter, temperatures routinely remain sub-zero as athletes prepare, early morning, on the water. Horrie commented that despite conditions, a far cry from those found by his Queensland-based "Dragons" club, he trains six times a week, including strength sessions at the nearby Australian Institute of Sport [AIS] facilities, and . 180px|Horrie on the water, Lake Burley Griffin.
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