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Doug Harrison Trophy

Highest placed yacht over five years old

From the Canterbury Newsletter dated June, 1970.

During April the Squadron lost one of its most faithful stalwarts in Doug Harrison. Doug was with the squadron right from its earliest days and has sailed in "R" Class dinghies as long, if not longer, than any other member. During this time he came to be a very respected member of the Squadron both on and off the water. He was always available to discuss a technical point of the rules or help anyone with a rigging or design problem. Many of his designs have aquitted themselves very well over the years and I am sure one of the highlights of Doug's life was that of being at Picton to see Relentcome second at the 1970 Leander Trophy. His cheerful manner and friendly ear bashings will be missed by us all.

Doug will be remembered at future Leander Trophy Contests through this handsome trophy presented to the highest placed boat over ten (five prior to 2010) years old .

Year Boat Skipper Crew
1970 Voodoo II E. Gatland W. Galloway
1971 Mirage M. Pinkney T. Brandon
1972 Heather J. Mears B. Chalmers
1973 Fiesta I. Bates D. Sherwood
1974 Fiesta I. Bates D. Sherwood
1975 Fiesta I. Bates D. Sherwood
1976 Contest abandoned

1977 Master Beam J. Leydon R. Bryant
1978 Flamin? Go K. Camp A. Collins
1979 Cosmos M. Jones B. Jones
1980 Arabesque W. Hayman J. McCarthy
1981 Pheasant Plucker B. Hawkins M. Scoles
1982 Arabesque W. Hayman J. McCarthy
1983 Mislead Kevin Jenkins Graham Salter
1984 Fancypants I. Jackson M. Jackson
1985 Hard Rain M. Wilde R. McLaren
1986 Hard Rain Mk. II P. McCredie E. Berry
1987 Raging Rash R. Chapman G. Sutherland
1988 Y Worry J. Askew T. Crew
1989 Grunta M. Berry K. Radersma
1990 Hard Rain Mk.II M. Berry K. Radersma
1991 Hard Rain Mk.II M. Berry K. Radersma
1992 Hard Rain Mk.II M. Berry K. Radersma
1993 Learning to Fly M. Douglas A. Vallings
1994 Grunta M. Berry G. Wilcox
1995 Reggae D. Pender R. Simpson
1996


1997 More FM R. Chapman G. Nelson
1998 Design Source P. Airey K. Fyfe
1999 Design Source P. MacIntosh K. Fyfe
2000 Acid Rock D. Leech S. Fortune
2001 Gryphon P. Royds D. Wise
2002 92 More FM R. Chapman G. Nelson
2003 92 More FM R. Chapman G. Nelson
2004 Signature Homes Skiff Racing Chris Skinner Chris Holland
2005 Meridian Energy Tim Allan David Pairman
2006 Meridian Energy Dave Pairman Tim Allan
2007 Dimension Polyant Simon Ganley Rod Chave
2008 Dimension Polyant Simon Ganley Rod Chave
2009 Dimension Polyant Simon Ganley Ben DeFluiter
2010
92 More FM
Steve MacIntosh
Tony Park
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what's an r class skiff?

Extreme performance, light weight, skiff style, development dinghy class in the truest sense (see the rules for details).

Length 3.9m (max)
Hull no minimum weight (typically 29-35kg painted), 1.4m minimum width
Construction Unrestricted (typically ultra lightweight Carbon/Foam)
Rig Unrestricted - typically two spreader pre-bent carbon spar
Foils Unrestricted
Working Sails Area is restricted 13m2 - construction and rig plan are unrestricted - ie. wings, pocket luff, rotating masts are all acceptable
Kite 20m circumference resulting in a 30-36m2 surface area
Crew 2 (minimum) on trapeze
 
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