More than 1000 swimmers – from die-hard veterans to first-time newbies - braved gloomy conditions to take part in Murray Rose’s Malabar Magic Ocean Swim this past Sunday in Sydney, Australia. Enjoying a calm high tide and smooth conditions, entrants took to the waters at Malabar Beach to raise much-needed funds for The Rainbow Club Australia, a non-profit
Georgia Dore swam with Grant Cox in Murray Rose's Malabar Magic Ocean Swim this past Sunday in Sydney, Australia. Dore was the Rainbow Club's first member to compete in the Malabar Magic. Grant was the in-water guide for the 15-year-old adrenal cancer survivor who received the coveted Murray Rose Perpetual Award. The spirit of The Rainbow Club shone
His name is gold. The legacy of Murray Rose is growing even more magical. One of Sydney, Australia’s most popular ocean swims, Murray Rose’s Malabar Magic Ocean Swim has kicked off preparations for its February 2014 event with recognition of a new award to the event program - Swimmer with a Disability. The two-race event (1 km and 2.4 km) launched last
Rainbow Club Australia’s popular Malabar Magic ocean swim will return in 2013 for the first time without former patron, Olympic swimming legend Murray Rose, who sadly passed away last year. As a tribute to Rose, the swim has been renamed Murray Rose’s Malabar Magic Ocean Swim. Rose had held the position of patron of the Rainbow Club Australia, a charity
