New Zealand's rowers have claimed four gold, two silvers and a bronze on the final day of the Lucerne World Cup regatta, and will head to the Olympic qualifying regatta at the Bled World Championships next month as one of the top nations in small boats.
Eric Murray and Hamish Bond had been eager to race the British duo of Peter Reed and Andrew Triggs Hodge since their encounter at Karapiro - where the gap was just a few inches.
However this time round the World Champion men's pair were far too good winning by a massive six and a half seconds.
Storm Uru and Peter Taylor took control of their lightweight double skulls final early on, countering a fast start by the Canadians before establishing a comfortable and cantering to victory.
World champions Nathan Cohen and Joseph Sullivan have the best sprint finish in the business and used it to good effect to come back from third with 500 metres left to overhaul the British and the Germans to take a stunning win in the men's double scull.
As if the excitement of that wasn't enough, Emma Twigg topped it with her first World Cup regatta win in the women's single scull and she did it in style making the most of tricky headwind conditions to dominate a high quality field.
The women's pair of Rebecca Scown and Juliette Haigh were the quickest crew in the second half of their race and by some margin, but had given away too much in the first 500 metres to the British girls and it was a gap that ultimately they were not able to overcome finishing with the silver.
Four time champion Mahe Drysdale will start in Bled as one of the favourites for the single scull title after a great row in a difficult lane to take second behind.
Sarah Gray, Louise Trappitt, Fiona Bourke and Eve Macfarlane excelled in a class women's quadruple scull field to take third place and a bronze medal.
Earlier at the event Duncan Grant claimed bronze for New Zealand in the lightweight men's scull.
