MADELEINE: DATA TABLE AND LINES

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The boat which the New York Yacht Club picked to meet the Canadian challenger was the schooner Madeline, owned by John S. Dickerson, then commodore of the Brooklyn Yacht Club. There was no question that this boat was entitled to be called the “champion” American schooner, as she had been the most consistent racer in the fleet since 1873, and in that year is said to have won every regatta in which she started.

She was built in 1868, as a sloop, by David Kirby, a well-known yacht builder of that day, and after suffering numerous alterations, including change of rig to a schooner, she later became one of the “fliers” of an unusually fine fleet of yachts. She was about the same size as the Countess of Dufferin, having an over-all length of 106 feet and 24 feet beam, her tonnage being a little more than that of the Canadian, though the two boats were of the same general type, and both were center-boarders.

Madeleine : DATA TABLE Designer John B. Voorhis Builder David Kirby, Rye Owner John S. Dickerson Club New York Yacht Club Cup Edition 3(1876) Skipper Josephus Williams Afterguard   Launching 1868 Type Centerboard schooner Hull material Wood Mast material Wood L.O.A. 32,30 m L.W.L. 28,96 m Beam 7,35 m Draft 5,02 m Mainmast 22,40 m Foremast   Mainboom 18,70 m Bowsprit   Maintopmast   Foretopmast   Maingaff   Foregaff   Displacement 151,5 tons Sail area   End of life : 1907: neglected in a west coast bay of Florida

 

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