July 19, 1913 
FOREST AND STREAM 
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Neahga Mr. Mower put the bulk of his sail 
area in the mainsail, which contains more than 
500 feet, leaving him a small jib of a little over 
100 square feet. In her trial races Neahga 
easily defeated the old Watertown and will be 
put to the acid test in her races for the George 
cup, which takes place at Prinyer’s Cove, Bay 
of Quinte, July 8-9-10. If Neahga defeats Nir- 
wana, she will undoubtedly be sent to Lake Erie 
and will start her unbeaten career here in the 
long distance race for the Winton trophy on 
July 19. 
Indian Harbor Y. C. 
Fifty-six yachts sailed in the twenty-fifth 
annual regatta of the Indian Harbor Y. C. last 
Saturday. The big event was the New York 
Y. C.’s so’s, in which G. M. Heckscher’s Acushla, 
steered by her owner, won from W. E. Dodge’s 
Samuri by im. 7s. Iroquois II. was third, im. 
10s. behind Samuri. Addison G. Hanan beat 
Josephine, defeating Commodore W. H. Childs’ 
Joyant by 2m. 5s. J. de Forest’s Nepsi beat 
Okee by 3m. 53s. in the New York Y. C. 30’s. 
William Butler Duncan’s schooner Vandalia beat 
Moira and Rival easily by im. 40s. Other win¬ 
ners follow: 
Sloops 50-Foot Class—Start, 1:15—Course, 20 Miles. 
Elapsed. 
Acushla . 2 23 57 
Samuri . 2 25 40 
Iroquois II. 2 26 14 
Grayling . 2 30 20 
Carolina II. 2 26 34 
Sloops, Class P—Start, 1:25—Course, 15 Miles. 
Josephine . 2 02 49 \\ indward . 2 11 04 
Joyant . 2 04 54 Corinthian . 2 08 10 
N. Y. Y. C. 30-Foot Class—Start, 1:35—Course, 15 Miles. 
Lena . 2 20 41 Rowdy . 2 18 03 
Nepsi . 2 14 08 Okee . 2 18 01 
Phryne . 2 18 12 Caprice .2 19 10 
Handicap Class, First Division—Won by Amanda. 
Handicap Class, Second Division—J. W. Alker s well 
sailed Alerion won by 9 minutes. 
Sound Schooners—Won by Vandalia. 
Handicap Class, Third Division—-Won by Circe. 
Larchmont Interclub Class-Won by Lewanna. 
Handicap Class, Fourth Division—Sailover, Niada. 
Glen Cove Jewel Class—-Won by Turquoise. 
Manhasset Bay 20-footers—Won by Golikel. 
Sound Dories—Won by Sarana. 
Elapsed. 
Spartan . 2 30 55 
Ventura . 2 29 38 
Barbara . 2 28 16 
Pleione . 2 27 01 
Cornfield Lightship Race. 
The race, held by the Colonial Y. C., to 
Cornfield Lightship and return, was won by 
Frances H., piloted by her owner, G. W. Hoertel. 
Her margin was only 20m. 21s. over Virginia, 
with time allowance of some seven hours. This 
wins for Frances H. a leg on the Viking cup, 
one of the Hunt prizes and fast time trophy. 
The summary: 
Course, 185 Nautical Miles. 
July 13, 
Finish. Elapsed. 
Frances H., G. W. Hoertel. 12 27 11 21 47 11 
Virginia, H. M. Betts . 5 28 20 26 48 20 
Respite, Dr. V. C. Pederson. 4 00 57 25 20 57 
Tec, W. T. Wheeler . 1 52 10 23 12 10 
Blue Peter, V. A. N. Sachman.... 2 22 43 23 42 43 
Rosa, F. Cohen. 5 18 49 26 38 49 
Madeline II., J. Reilly . 2 27 25 23 47 25 
Corrected times: Frances H., 19.03.43; Virginia, 
19.24.10; Respite, 19.55.50: Tec, 21.43.18; Blue Peter V., 
22.54.12; Rosa, 23.20.07; Madeline II., 23.47.25. 
Colonial Y. C. 
The annual ten-mile race for lady helms¬ 
men on the Hudson was won last Saturday by 
Idle Time, with Miss Pauline Behrman at the 
helm. Canisteo, handled by Mrs. O. M. Higgins, 
was second. Edna Haas’ Grey Hare finished 
third and carried the course in 49.14, the fastest 
time of the day. 
(Yachting Notes continued on page 82.) 
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