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C:\Boatlists\Boatlistdraft-2021.Xlsx Boat Name Owner Prefix Sail No C:\BoatLists\boatlistdraft-2021.xlsx Boat Name Owner Prefix Sail No. Suffix Hull Boat Type Classification Abraham C 2821 RS Feva XL Sailing Dinghy Dunikolu Adams R 10127 Wayfarer Sailing Dinghy Masie Mary Adlington CPLM 18ft motorboat Motor Boat Isla Rose Adlington JPN Tosher Sailing Boat Demelza Andrew JA 28 Heard 28 Sailing Boat Helen Mary Andrew KC 11 Falmouth Working Boat Sailing Boat Mary Ann Andrew KC 25 Falmouth Working Boat Sailing Boat Verity Andrew N 20 Sunbeam Sailing Boat West Wind Andrew N 21 Tosher 20 Sailing Boat Andrews K 208210 white Laser 4.7 Sailing Dinghy Hermes Armitage AC 70 dark blue Ajax Sailing Boat Armytage CD RIB Motor Boat Alice Rose Ashworth TGH Cockwell's 38 Motor Boat Maggie O'Nare Ashworth TGH 10 Cornish Crabber Sailing Cruiser OMG Ashworth* C & G 221 Laser Pico Sailing Dinghy Alcazar Bailey C Motor Boat Bailey C RS Fevqa Sailing Dinghy Dither of Dart Bailey T white Motor Sailer Coconi Barker CB 6000 Contessa 32 Sailing Cruiser Diana Barker G Rustler 24 Sailing Boat Barker G 1140 RS200 Sailing Dinghy Gemini Barnes E RIB Motor Boat Pelorus Barnes E GBR 3731L Arcona 380 Sailing Cruiser Barnes E 177817 Laser Sailing Dinghy Barnes F & W 1906 29er Sailing Dinghy Lady of Linhay Barnes MJ Catamaran Motor Boat Triumph Barnes MJ Westerly Centaur Sailing Cruiser Longhaul Barstow OG Orkney Longliner 16 Motor Boat Barö Barstow OG 2630 Marieholm IF-Boat Sailing Cruiser Rinse & Spin Bateman MCW 5919 Laser Pico Sailing Dinghy Why Hurry Batty-Smith JR 9312 Mirror Sailing Dinghy Natasha Baylis M Sadler 26 Sailing Cruiser Maja Lu Baylis RG Bombard 6.2 RIB Motor Boat Sea Dancer Beaman R Motor Boat Beaumont J 487 Laser Vago Sailing Dinghy Beaumont J 3187 RS Feva Sailing Dinghy Too Late to Stop Now Beddoes CM 172420 Laser Sailing Dinghy Clara Bedford JA 16 blue Rustler 24 Sailing Boat Caryn Best R 6 Rustler 24 Sailing Boat Best R 141896 Laser Sailing Dinghy Best R Laser Pico Sailing Dinghy Demelza Billington E Merryfisher 795 Motor Boat Bimbo Billington E 6627 Laser Pico Sailing Dinghy Curlew Bingham JWW 10 Piper 24 Sailing Boat Sueno Bingley GW Twister Sailing Cruiser Sapphire Bird D Merry Fisher 8 Motor Boat Black Piffa Black JS 963 Cornish Shrimper Sailing Cruiser Victory Black MP 19 Ajax Sailing Boat Amalthea Black MP 66 Ajax Sailing Boat The Amelia B Blower J Orkney Pilot House 20 Motor Boat Windrush Bolton MP Marlin 18' RIB Motor Boat Otter Boucher-Giles RA 198 Marieholm IF-Boat Sailing Cruiser Custard Bowell* LS, JA & PL 20284 Topper Sailing Dinghy Robynne Bowers CR & C 3063 Wayfarer Sailing Dinghy Hermione Bowers* JJ 14526 Optimist Sailing Dinghy Wrecked Again Bowers* JJ 28451 Topper Sailing Dinghy Pintail Bown R & J 36 Ajax Sailing Boat Roewen Ruth Bown R & J Rustler 42 Sailing Cruiser Amethyst Boyle R 127 Bavaria 38 Sailing Cruiser Boyle* A 6184 RS200 Sailing Dinghy Nemesis Brigg B 22 Ajax Sailing Boat Sloppy Joe Brinson RH Drascombe Lugger Sailing Boat Queen Bee Brokenshire JM Sailing Dinghy Tip-Top Brookes CA & T* 11733 Topper Sailing Dinghy Sporty Bet Brookes Clive 4624 Solo Sailing Dinghy Mystery Pony Brookes PK & R 1565 Gull Sailing Dinghy Brooks-Ward S & A Marlin 19' RIB Motor Boat Orion Brooks-Ward S & A Ajax Sailing Boat Brooks-Ward S & A Laser Pico Sailing Dinghy Razorback Brown* K 26530 Topper Sailing Dinghy Mathilde Burbidge PJ & C 7854 Marieholm IF-Boat Sailing Cruiser Ark Angel Burgess MS Seaward 25 Motor Boat Cream Tea Burns A 821 Cornish Shrimper Sailing Cruiser Tosca Burns A 7632 Laser 2 Sailing Dinghy Oscar Burns A 49562 Mirror Sailing Dinghy Penrose Bysouth BG 33 Tosher Sailing Boat Celtic Spirit Bysouth BG 2839 L white Dufour 32 Sailing Cruiser Osprey Bysouth L (Idle Rocks) 37 blue St Mawes OD Sailing Boat Gee gee Bysouth* L 2390 Laser 2000 Sailing Dinghy T/T Puff Tail Bywater C Orkney Spinner Motor Boat Puff Tail Bywater C Bavaria 32 Sailing Cruiser Vida Cairns S 127 cream Marieholm 26 Sailing Cruiser Calverley JP 58039 yellow Laser Sailing Dinghy Calverley JP 4399 Wayfarer Sailing Dinghy Camilla Campbell C & H 767 Cornish Shrimper Sailing Cruiser Sinbad Campbell GF Landau 20 Motor Boat Lorel Mor Cantrill T Ribeye A600 Motor Boat Susan Jane Cardale J 1065 Wanderer Sailing Dinghy Ariel Carden MW 30 St Mawes OD Sailing Boat Moonshine Carden MW GBR 2875 Topper Magno Sailing Dinghy Orca Carden MW & NL Highfield RIB 5.0m Motor Boat Black Panther Carden* FR 4227 RS Feva Sailing Dinghy Jaguar Carden* NS 4223 RS Feva Sailing Dinghy Pelé Careless LA 8158 Marieholm IF-Boat Sailing Cruiser Jasper Carnell CB 1249 Contessa 26 Sailing Boat Grace of Percuil Carpenter A Westerly Konsort Sailing Cruiser Kerry Dancer Cassidy AA Drascombe Lugger Sailing Boat Dabchick Castle KFM Solent Scow Sailing Dinghy Mabel Chenoweth B 41 Falmouth Working Boat Sailing Boat Rompa Cherry MP Twister Sailing Cruiser Dros-y-Mor Churcher J 399 Cornish Shrimper Sailing Cruiser Indian Queen Clark PB 2960 Contessa 32 Sailing Cruiser Rose Clemens A & N 58 black Cornish Shrimper Sailing Cruiser La Falaise Cliff R 143 Anderson 22 Sailing Cruiser C:\BoatLists\boatlistdraft-2021.xlsx Delilah Coates S & K Duchy 35 Motor Boat Kitty Ann Cochrane R 1615 Sportina 730 Sailing Cruiser Cochrane R 3187 Laser Pico Sailing Dinghy Henrietta Coles D Laser Pico Sailing Dinghy Cello Colin P Sabre 27 Sailing Cruiser Swansong Colley JKR & CAB Beneteau Ocianis 31 Sailing Cruiser Tipsy Colley JKR & CAB RS Feva Sailing Dinghy Salvinia Colley RB & JA Halburg-Rassy 36 Sailing Cruiser Pocanoo Colley RB & JA Optimist Sailing Dinghy Collings M Zodiac Futura RIB Motor Boat Westerner IV Collins FMA Dynamic Express 44 Motor Boat Happy Cat Collins J 46 Iroquois Mark 1 Sailing Cruiser Collins R Orkney Spinner Motor Boat Barney Rubble Collins R GBR 2919 L Beneteau First 217 Sailing Cruiser Speedy Collins* JT 2404 Optimist Sailing Dinghy Emma Dawn II Colson PAG Treeve Motor Boat Lucky Strike Colson* J, G & T 155930 Laser Sailing Dinghy Wild Goose Conlin MP GBR 14 white International One-Design Sailing Boat Julanna Conlin MP J 165 Jolly Boat Sailing Dinghy Conlin S Ribcraft RIB Motor Boat Blue Dog Cook WS 5641 Hurley 24/70 Sailing Cruiser Mac 3 Cooper CR & L XS 850 RIB Motor Boat Avocet Cooper CR & L 40 St Mawes OD Sailing Boat Cooper FAM 210149 Laser Sailing Dinghy Leaps and Bounds Cooper FAM & CJM 15684 Laser Pico Sailing Dinghy Pisces Coppin N & P 449 Cornish Shrimper Sailing Cruiser Coppin N & P 19219 Laser Sailing Dinghy Winkle Too Cornhill 315 Cornish Crabber Sailing Cruiser Pippin Cox AJ Dromedile 320 Tender Rayrigg Mercury Cox RD Motor Boat Solo Dancer Crabtree MC 440 Cornish Shrimper Sailing Cruiser Blueball Crisp L blue Swift Trawler 30 Motor Boat Campion Crockford B Motor Launch Motor Boat Jean Genie Croft MD & D 13 Tosher 20 Sailing Cruiser Croft MD & D 37431 420 Sailing Dinghy Blue Heron Croft MD & D 86675 Laser Sailing Dinghy Purple Haze Croft MD & D 141481 Laser Sailing Dinghy Croft MD & D 281 RS 200 Sailing Dinghy Croft* Joshua 163 RS Feva Sailing Dinghy Croft* Oliver 1 Oppie Sailing Dinghy Croft* Scarlett 2084 Laser Pico Sailing Dinghy Tid'apa Dalgleish B 23 Taipan 28 Sailing Cruiser Morgaine Dance J Gaffer Sailing Cruiser Darroch NK 179897 Laser Sailing Dinghy Elizabeth Mary Dart G FY 28 Polperro Gaffer Sailing Cruiser Fringilla Davey E 64 Ajax Sailing Boat Andromeda of Percuil Davey P & E Seaward 35 Motor Boat Mulvarh Davey P & E Zeppelin RIB Motor Boat Saligo Davey P & E Moody 37 Sailing Cruiser Mathilde Davis MS GBR 7854 Marieholm IF-Boat Sailing Cruiser Joie de Vie Davis, JN Orkney 520 Motor Boat Evening Star Davy JCK Seaward 23 Motor Boat Ella Davy JCK GBR 8219 T white Roberts 39 Sailing Cruiser Juniper de Glanville C grey 48ft Motor Boat Olli de Glanville C yellow Camel RIB Motor Boat Marie de Glanville C 18 T Falmouth 18' Restricted Sailing Boat Will B de Lloyd, D RIB Motor Boat Dipper Deakin CRN 44 Cornish Yawl Sailing Cruiser Shaken not Stirred Deakin* ECN 2982 Laser 2000 Sailing Dinghy Octopussy Deakin* ES & PV 6905 Laser Pico Sailing Dinghy Blu Tack Denning N 27598 Topper Sailing Dinghy Tigger Denning N 1784 Wayfarer Sailing Dinghy Not Dicker R & Etchells L Chris-Craft Sportsman Motor Boat Mitzi Dicker R & Etchells L 17 International One-Design Sailing Boat Halcyon Dicker R & Etchells L Eagle 44 Sailing Boat Maid Nora Dormenval C Fishing boat 16ft Motor Boat Dream Weaver Dormenval C Stewart 24 Sailing Boat Moustique Dormenval E,T & C 39335 Mirror Sailing Dinghy Sea Light Dormenval R & S 8469 Beneteau First 27.7 Sailing Cruiser Humpol Dorrell ED 88 Cornish Shrimper Sailing Cruiser Corsaire Doughty R 47 Thames Estuary OD Sailing Dinghy Carema Duff D Percy Mitchell 26' Motor Boat Magpie Duff D 2 Falmouth 18' Restricted Sailing Boat Myrtle Durnford C & M 40ft Ketch Sailing Cruiser Miranda Durnford S & B 38 Drascombe Driver 18 Sailing Boat Fancy Free Durnford S & B white Percy Mitchell 30 Sailing Cruiser Calsara Eborall I & T Moody 336 Sailing Cruiser 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