Histoire
This yacht, sail (sloop-rigged) was built in 1907 by Vancouver Shipyards Ltd..
Notes historiques
In 1908 this vessel was the winner of the Buscombe Trophy (Royal Vancouver Yacht Club trophy for Fastest boat over the English Bay course under special time allowance) under E.B. Deane.
In 1908 this vessel was the winner of the Alexandra Cup (Royal Vancouver Yacht Club Trophy for international competition) under E.B. Deane.
In 1912 this vessel was the winner of the Buscombe Trophy (Royal Vancouver Yacht Club trophy for Fastest boat over the English Bay course under special time allowance) under E.B. Deane.
In 1913 this vessel was winner of the C.O. Julian Trophy (Royal Vancouver Yacht Club for Lady Skippers' Race, all handicap classes) under Miss Louise Deane.
In 1930 this vessel was the winner of the C.O. Julian Trophy (Royal Vancouver Yacht Club for Lady Skippers' Race, all handicap classes) under Mrs. P.G. Sills.
Propriétaires et capitaines
In 1907 she was she was won on raffle and owned by A.J. Kapelle, Vancouver BC Canada.
In 1907 she was owned by E.B. Deane, Vancouver BC Canada.
In 1919 she was owned (JO) by CAPT B.L. Johnson, R. Rowe Holland and Fred G.T. Lucas, Vancouver BC Canada.
She was owned by CAPT B.L. Johnson, Vancouver BC Canada.
She was owned by Walter Cline, Vancouver BC who obtained her in a trade.
In 1938 she was owned by Temple Wright, Vancouver BC Canada.
In 1951 she was owned by Seattle WA owners.
Reconstructions
In 1914 her lead keel was scrapped. In 1919 she was rebuilt. In 1938 she was rebuilt by Don Sinclair at Coal Harbour Vancouver BC.
