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3-10 Ton Race One, Open

Date24 May 1900 — 13:00
StatusOlympic
LocationCercle de la Voile de Paris, Meulan
Participants17 from 3 countries
Format19 km.

In the 3-10 Ton Class, nine yachts entered Race One, four days after the Concours d’Honneur, over a course of 19 km. Two of them were foreign entrants, the Dutch “Mascotte” owned by Henri Smulders, and the American “Frimousse,” but only the Dutch boat played a significant role, coming in second. The Dutch had hoped to win but, according to the local press, could not match the technically more up-to-date British and French boats. The winner of the race was the French “Fémur” with Henri Gilardoni at the helm. Émile Michelet, helmsman on the “Turquoise,” also competed successfully in the ½-1 Ton Class.

Prizes for Race One in this class were as follows: 1st – 600 francs; 2nd – 400 francs; 3rd – 250 francs; 4th – 100 francs; and 5th – 50 francs.

PosCompetitorsNOCAdjusted TimeActual TimeHandicapWeight
1FémurFRA3-45:023-05:3939:235.00 tonsGold
Henri Gilardoni
2MascotteNED3-46:523-09:4537:074.00 tonsSilver
Henri SmuldersChris HooijkaasArie van der Velden
3GitanaFRA3-52:033-17:5334:103.10 tonsBronze
Maurice GuffletRobert GuffletCharles GuiraistAlfred DuboisJules Dubois
4TurquoiseFRA3-55:163-10:5644:2010.00 tons
Émile Michelet
5MascaretFRA4-01:353-27:2534:103.10 tons
Leroy
6PirouetteFRA4-18:183-37:1641:026.00 tons
William Martin
7FrimousseUSA1
H. MacHenry
8GypFRA
Henry Maingot
9SingyFRA
François TexierAuguste Texier
ACSans-GêneUSA
Daniel Ridgway Knight