Name: Magnificat
Design: Cheshire Cat
Designer: Michael Jackson
Year built: 1976
Build type: Professional
Builder: D. P. Proctor
Construction: Four planker
Hull type: Single Bottom
ntoa 26-Jan-2007 |
The life of N2938 Magnificat. Design: Cheshire Cat, designed by: Michael Jackson in 1973 Previous boat names: Proctorpuss, Russian Blue. |
Roly Mo 26-Jan-2007 |
Magnificat was our first 12, bought in 1995. She's a modified Cat (the foredeck isn't as 'domed' as some Cat's) and apart from some work to the underside of the gunwhales and regluing the transom to the floor she's needed little or no work. Since her time with us she has been treated to 2 suits of sails (Paul Pelling's cast offs seem to suit her very well!) and a carbon boom and rudder, along with a dangly pole. She sails beautifully, and has an excellent racing history on inland waters - having won the Naburn Paddle for the last 4 years. She was last weighed in 1997 and the total weight then was 77kg. She's a joy to sail, very responsive and most relaxing after Roly Mo! |
John Meadowcroft 19-Feb-2012 |
We have owned Magnificat having purchased from Roly Mo. She is lovely to sail inland and we have enjoyed her on the river at Bourne End. Photos are from the Open Meeting at Henley in 2009 - sailed by Antony Gifford and Juliet Brown. Now for sale in February 2012 as we did not use Magnificat enough last summer. Too many boats! |
John Meadowcroft 19-Feb-2012 |
more! |
John Meadowcroft 19-Feb-2012 |
and more. all photos by Jon Brown |
Hunter 13-Apr-2012 |
Magnificat was purchased from John on April 10th 2012 and will be going to Staunton Harold S.C Derbyshire. |
johnk 26-May-2016 |
On sale eBay May 2016 |
robbo 09-Jun-2016 |
Yes it WAS - picking it up tomorrow Friday June 10th. planning on sailing it down the club at Severn (where chain lightning is sailed also) my wife has surprisingly agreed to crew for me having never done so before in the 48 year I've known her !! :o :-* Robbo |
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