Sentence examples for sailing trophy from inspiring English sources

It is the world's oldest sailing trophy, first awarded in 1851, but not "the oldest trophy in sport".

Mr. Ellison won the sailing trophy last February, and with it the right to choose the venue and write the rules for the next Cup series.

Cheered on by the crowds lining the Solent, Sir Ben Ainslie made a successful start to his multimillion-pound attempt to claim the world's most prestigious sailing trophy for Britain.

He says he'll be back to try again for the sailing trophy next time.

Several memorials exist to Sanders' memory, including the Sanders Cup, a sailing trophy for 14 foot (4.3 m) centerboard X-class yachts.

In the study, Bassani keeps his numerous sailing trophies and models of his ships.

After four America's Cup victories and enough sailing trophies to fill an airplane hangar -- in September he won the North American Etchells World Championships -- the point would seem to be proved.

"I emptied the hutch of 15 years of my stuff," Ms. Smith said as her son placed an armful of his sailing trophies in the trailer she waited hours to rent Wednesday.

The senator was surrounded in the dining room by his crystal sailing trophies and a semiregular cast of family members that included his three children, two stepchildren and four grandchildren.

The 37-year-old yachtsman formed Ben Ainslie Racing in December last year and a month later the 37-year-old confirmed his intention to target sailing's top trophy, which has never been in British hands since the race started in 1851.

Now, having joined ranks with the two-time America's Cup winners Russell Coutts and Brad Butterworth, along with four of their talented former Team New Zealand mates, Bertarelli is also that rarest of creatures: a first-time Cup challenger with a realistic prospect of winning sailing's ultimate trophy.