9 thoughts on “Directory”

1. Hi
   I am the proud new owner of Impulse. I purchased her from David Hadley who purchased her from Brian Woolmar.
   After I have replaced the standing rigging I plan to sail up to the Gold Coast, probably late in March or early April.
   Andy Lamont

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2. I own ‘Venustus’ . Hull 95. I bought her from Willie Laufmann 4years ago and she still lives at FSC.

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   • Thanks for letting me know Mark. I will update your web page and the contact details.
     Regards, Simon

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3. Fleming Marine owns hull no 5 morning mischief currently undergoing major refit and preparation for offshore short handed or single handed events.

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4. ‘Debonair’ is now owned by myself and my partner Pete Gale – we bought her a few weeks ago – and is now called ‘Kite’.

   She is in the UK and her home port is now to be Langstone Harbour in Hampshire. We’re doing a little work on her and should have her back in the water early October.

   I am the happiest woman alive 🙂

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   • Dear Justine,
     Congratulations on your purchase of Kite. I have made a web page for her (you don’t need to be a member for this). If you let me know what other information, photos etc you would like put on your web page I will add them for you. They are fantastic boats, built for sailing and you will never regret buying her.
     Regards, Simon

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5. Hi Simon – I am now the owner of Reveillier in the U.K. She will be based in Cowes. Can you alter these records and can I post some pics of her refit?

   Thanks
   Nicola Simper

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6. I don’t see Korsar IR2445 originally K2445 bought to Ireland by Jack McKeon circa 1971-3. Co owned then with RE Mollard based out of Royal St George YC Dun Loaghaire. Sailed the 1977 and ’79 Fastnets, 1978 Round Britain and Ireland, 1980 Round Ireland sold in 1987-8 still in Ireland at the Poolbeg Yacht club Dublin, don’t know her build number, but believe she is a Winfield boat.

   J Dermot Bremner
   crew 1977-86

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7. Louise and Mike France now own S&S 34 Morning Sky. She was built by Michael Winfield in 1969 and first launched for the Royal Naval Reserve Yacht Club as Volunteer in 1970. Anne and John Bone purchased her from the RNVRYC in 1985, changing the name to Dancing Bear at the time, and campaigned her keenly on the UK east coast for many years before selling to us in May 2016.
   She is now kept at Hayling Island Sailing Club in Hampshire, UK.

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