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Figurehead from the USS Lancaster, circa 1880
John Haley Bellamy, carver (Amer. 1836-1914)
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34th America’s Cup Trivia Contest- Race 19
Sailor Simeon Tienpont kisses Oracle Team USA-17 after winning the final race. After Oracle used their postponement card (after Race 5) they had been holding their breath that their boat didn’t suffer any major breakdowns that might have ended their quest for the Cup. What happened right before this final, Read more
In blog Museum Blogson Sep 25 2018By Jeanne Willoz-Egnor
34th America’s Cup Trivia Contest- Races 17 and 18
Racing on this day was affected by a flood tide which limited passing opportunities for the trailing boat. It was vital to win the start, defend Leg 2 and keep your opponent behind you in the early stages of Leg 3 which would reduce the window of opportunity for the Read more
In blog Museum Blogson Sep 24 2018By Jeanne Willoz-Egnor
34th America’s Cup Trivia Contest- Race 16
The wind conditions on Day 13 would again play a role in the race. The start was postponed but when it did begin there was a distinct difference between the two boats. ETNZ, expecting light winds, started with their Code Zero hoisted, but furled, while Oracle sailed with their longer Read more
In blog Museum Blogson Sep 23 2018By Jeanne Willoz-Egnor
34th America’s Cup Trivia Contest- Races 14 and 15
Races 14 and 15 on September 22nd were impacted by light and spotty wind conditions. At the start of Race 14 Barker took Aotearoa to windward and although Spithill wasn’t able to pass him he was able to push New Zealand out above the reaching mark. OTUSA took the lead, Read more
In blog Museum Blogson Sep 22 2018By Jeanne Willoz-Egnor
34th America’s Cup Trivia Contest- Race 13
It seems that 13 was an unlucky number for New Zealand. The first attempt to run the race was postponed because the wind limits were exceeded. The second attempt started on time despite very light winds (just 7 to 11 knots), but the race was pretty much run in slow Read more
In blog Museum Blogson Sep 20 2018By Jeanne Willoz-Egnor

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