LO Sing Yan

羅承恩，綽號「肥貓」，自小住在城門河附近，傍晚於河邊跑步時偶然看到有人在河上賽艇，好奇之下去報名上課，就這樣展開了與賽艇的緣分。1992年起成為全職運動員，曾代表香港出征2000年悉尼奧運會，與隊友呂錦志成為香港歷來首次出戰男子輕量級雙人雙槳艇的隊伍，另外亦曾參與1994、1998及2002年之亞運會。多年的賽艇生涯中，獲2001年東亞運動會銀牌及1998年亞洲賽艇錦標賽銅牌，並且參與多次的世界賽。退下火線後，肥貓加入賽艇教練的行列，培訓青少年運動員成為接班人。

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承傳家父在象牙雕刻事業的熱忱，自幼醉心於各種手工技藝，機緣巧合讓他走進了馬匹釘掌師的行業，短時間內成為香港賽馬會的一級馬匹釘掌師。現長居於台灣，為全台各地的馬術會所提供專業釘掌服務。

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Lo Sing Yan, Hong Kong Olympian for the 2000 Sydney Olympic Games.

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Affectionately known as “Fat Cat”, Lo was an amateur jogger along the Shing Mun River in his youth. One day he decided to try his hand at the boats he had seen passing by while jogging. With good insight and perseverance, Lo caught up soon and joined the National squad in 1992. 

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In 2000, Lo and his teammate Lui Kam Chi became the first-ever Men’s Lightweight Double Scullers to represent Hong Kong in the Olympics. Besides the 2000 Sydney Olympic Games, Lo also competed in the Asian Games in 1994, 1998, and 2002. During his rowing career, Lo also participated in numerous World Championships and has a silver medal from the 2001 East Asian Games and a bronze medal from the 1998 Asian Rowing Championships among his accolades. Lo continued his love for the sport of rowing and subsequently contributed his expertise by coaching young and budding rowers for the National squad. 

 

Having inherited an artistic gene from his father who was an ivory sculptor, Lo became an avid handicrafter during his free time. With an interesting twist of fate, Lo learnt from scratch and rose quickly to the ranks as a first-class horse farrier in the Hong Kong Jockey Club. Lo provides professional farrier services to equestrian clubs and stables in Taiwan, where he now resides.