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Guido Cantini DIARY ENTRY With our brand new <strong>Mariquita</strong> uniforms arriving only the night before the first race, our crew are walking a bit taller in the streets of Argentario now – instilled with a pride – something new and yet familiar. This has always been one of the favourite Panerai regattas. Probably because you feel at home – both out on the water and in town with the locals – though in truth you’re a world away. M.O. 33
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RIVALRY REBORN Mikaël Créac’h i
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LES VOILES DE SAINT-TROPEZ 28 - 6 O
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Helming Mariquita, on a broad reach
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OWNERS & CREW 2013 ANGELA MATHESON
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THE YEAR IN NUMBERS 320 WRAPS 116 C
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THE PANERAI TROPHY 2014 We set abou
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Secondly, in all my years of racing
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LES VOILES D’ANTIBES 5 - 8 June 2
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KING JAMIE! 120
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For me the contact with my enemy is
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SALTY NOTES BY A SALTY SEA DOG At A
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DIARY ENTRY When all three yachts w
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Photography Note Along with the bea
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MOONBEAM IV CREW They show up in po
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JAMIE MATHESON Owner & Helmsman SAI
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Guido Cantini
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Nico Martinez LEAVES ON THE DECK! 1
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MOONBEAM IV 1914 The fourth and fin
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If Mik could have put us right on t
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We have our own private America’s
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DIARY ENTRY September is the home s
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RÉGATES ROYALES CANNES 23 - 27 SEP
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DIARY ENTRY Argentario was the firs
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THE VICTORS Even more important tha
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The Saturday night changed everythi
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DIARY ENTRY Les Voiles de Saint-Tro
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James Robinson Taylor Mariquita duc
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Photography Note This photograph is
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DIARY ENTRY The world of yachting i
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OWNERS & CREW 2014 ADAM NORRIS PIPP
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THE YEAR IN NUMBERS 178 TENDER RUNS
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1-25 APRIL 2015 DOLPHINS NEAR PORTI
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UK PRE-SEASON 25 APRIL 2015 DIARY E
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GEORGE NEWMAN Skipper We’ve broug
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I have to say that on all the boats
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1815 2015
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Beken of Cowes PRE-WAR MARIQUITA Ma
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Mariquita and John Caulcutt’s oth
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DIARY ENTRY We’ve taken part in m
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We had the extraordinary privilege
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Here was this majestic racing machi
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As an island nation we have salt wa
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FLEET REVIEW, COWES 2 - 6 June 2015
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Putting up the wrong sail can compl
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Over-canvassed Peter Mumford ~ Beke
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THURSDAY 4 JUNE 2015 250
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THE FLEET REVIEW, FRIDAY 5 JUNE 201
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Having Mariquita participate in thi
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We found ourselves in a tacking bat
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WESTWARD CUP 14 - 16 JUNE 2015, COW
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MARIQUITA & ELEONORA For the first
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I know Mariquita had been sailed in
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CHRIS TIBBS Navigator My involvemen
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ROUND THE ISLAND 27 JUNE 2015 I did
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PANERAI BRITISH CLASSIC WEEK 18 - 2
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Once the spinnaker is set there is
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1911 2015 We’ve seen Ben Ainslie
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The way these classic boats are sai
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Photography Note Photographing the
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The feeling that people get when th
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There were some magnificent classic
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THE RACE AROUND THE ISLE OF WIGHT W
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DIARY ENTRY Wednesday was to be our
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It’s not about the crew. The crew
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LEADING THE J’S HOME Although we
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DIARY ENTRY The throat halyard was
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We had a tough incident, but it’s
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MARIQUITA’S CREW RYS BICENTENNIAL
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DIARY ENTRY With the cocktail shake
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OWNERS & CREW 2015 TUBBY BROOK DAN
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THE YEAR IN NUMBERS MARIQUITA 17,42
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OVERWINTERING IN LYMINGTON Mariquit
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Notes on the Photography Following
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STEPHEN HEMSLEY, OWNER with a year
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A THANK YOU To all those who have b
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