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Jockey Club,
A 3232
Last update: 1992
1988 Plan Billoch, builders Neville Hutton
at Astillero Sarmiento and Martin Billoch
Dossier plus complet sur le site "RB Sailing blog"
Complete file on "RB Sailing blog"
From RB Sailing Blog: "While Jockey Club carried a conventional rig in terms of spar manufacture (Sparcraft) and sails (Norths), the yacht had a number of obvious differences from the typical One Tonners of the period, with her rig set reasonably far aft, with the forestay well inset from the stem and the boom overhanging the deck/transom line. This meant that the cabin top mostly sat for'ard of the mast, and appeared to require an aftward extension to the cabin top to provide space for the companionway area. It also seems from one of the photo below that the vang strut was attached to the mast below the cabin profile. One can assume that the internal accommodation was somewhat compromised as a result of this arrangement. The hull featured an attractive sheer, not dissimilar to earlier European One Tonners, but did not take advantage of IOR rule changes that had been invoked for the 1989 season that allowed a more upright transom arrangement that did not affect the measurement of the after girth stations. Jockey Club displayed the typical IOR hard point in the topside area of the maximum beam measurement, and this was married to an apparent concavity in the stern area with possibly less of a bustle around the skeg."
1989 One Ton
Cup, Naples: 25 - 24 - 27 - 13 - 12 =
22e/28, M.
BILLOCH
Admiral's Cup: 33 - 38 - 27 - 18 - 36 - 38 = 37e/42
et 17e/22 OT, Argentina
Team: 14e/14
1990
New owner, David Bishop
Round the Island Race: ?e/??
Cork Week: ?e/??
Cowes Week: ?e/??
Sardinia Cup: ?e/??
Comments and picture from Facebook 2022 "This
photo is from 1990 when she was owned by David Bishop. The aft deck had been
extended, but the forestay was still well back from the bow, with rig aft as
Julian says."
"We had a successful season winning Cowes Week, Cork
Week, Round the Island Race and UK IOR owners association before heading off
to the Sardinia Cup"
1992
Round the Island Race: ?e/??,
chartered by a group from Poolbeg Yacht and boat club
Picture from http://shockwave40.blogspot.it
From
One Ton Class Facebook 2015:
Picture from Facebook 2022,
From Facebook 2024,