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The Qualifying Round Quagmire

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Prior to the late fifties, the sky was the limit in terms of how many skaters any country could send to the World Figure Skating Championshi...

Meet The Major: The A.G. McLennan Story

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Photo courtesy Stu McLennan With gratitude to Gordon's grandson Stu, Estelle Lane of the Governor General's Footguards Museum and m...

Exploring The Collections: Oral History

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Every Skate Guard blog that is put together draws from a variety of different sources - everything from museum and library holdings and gene...

The Best Compulsory Dancers In The World

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Ice dancing has long been criticized for the lack of movement in the standings from one phase of the competition to the next, particularly i...

#Unearthed: Progress In Ice Dancing?

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When you dig through skating history, you never know what you will unearth. In the spirit of cataloguing fascinating tales from skating hist...

Harvard, Houses And Half-Loops: The George Hill Story

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Maribel Vinson and George Hill. Photo courtesy "Skating" magazine. "If figure skating could be mastered easily it might ...

Tensteps And Torches: The Frederick Goodridge Story

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"Everything that is skating - good form, sureness, rhythm, and music." - Frederick Goodridge, "Skating" magazine, 1932...
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