The British Moth Dinghy
The British Moth is an 11 foot, one design, single handed dinghy with superb light wind performance and sheer exhilaration in a blow. Quick to plane, with a fully stayed rig, scow bow and simple hard chine hull built to closely defined tolerances, the cockpit and controls can be laid out according to the individual’s preferences and the rig is fully adjustable enabling it to be powered up or de-powered to suit a variety of helm weights and sailing conditions.
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Somerville Trophy Qualification 2012
2012 Somerville Events Including the Tamesis Club and Welsh Harp Open Meetings (dates yet to be confirmed) there are a total of 18 qualifying Opens in 4 Zones. 5 in the Eastern Zone, 4 in the Midlands, 5 in the West and 4 in the Greater London area. 12 are hosted by Reservoir/Lake Clubs and [...]
2012 Open Meetings and Events
Just announced – the open meeting dates for next year. They should appear in the fixtures list soon. Mar 24/25th WHITEFRIARS S.C. – CLASSICS & MOTH TRAINING WEEKEND * Mar 31th FRAMPTON-ON-SEVERN S.C. (L-W) Apr 14th M.W.Y.C. LEAMINGTON SPA (L-M) Apr 28th S.E.S.C.A. (L-E) Apr 29th S.E.S.C.A. (L-E) May 5th WEST OXFORD S.C. (L-W) [...]
Prize Giving At The Nationals 2011
Nationals 2011 And the winners are… From left to right: Tim Davison; Veteran, Abby Freeley: Ladies, Tony Latham; Bit in the Middle Trophy Robbie Claridge; National Champion and winner of all the other silverware Rob Wilder; Amethyst and Thompson Trophies, Tim Lupton; Junior, Toby Smith; Vintage Boat