| 词条 | Tally Ho (yacht) |
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is a 48 ft/14.6m (LOA) by 44ft6/13.5 (LWL) by 12ft10/4m (beam) by 7ft6/2.3m (draft) [1][3]gaff cutter yacht designed by the renowned artist and yacht designer Albert Strange. She was also later named Escape, but is now again known as Tally Ho. Tally Ho, originally named Betty, was built in Shoreham-by-Sea (Sussex, England) by Stow and Son for Charles Hellyer of Brixham (Devon, England) for relaxed cruising and some deep sea fishing. In 1913, Charles Hellyer commissioned the larger Betty II and sold Betty, ownership of which passed in 1927 to the then Lord Stalbridge, who renamed her Tally Ho.[4]Albert Strange is best known for the canoe yawl with a Double-ended or canoe-stern hull and the two masts of the yawl rig. Unusually for him, Tally Ho was designed with a transom stern and a cutter rig. Tally Ho was one of only two yachts from the fifteen starters[3] to complete the 1927 Fastnet Race,[5][6] under heavy conditions finishing second, 52 minutes after the John G. Alden designed 30 ton schooner La Goleta, but winning on corrected time. Until 2017 the Albert Strange Association owned the boat, and planned to move, repair, restore, and refit her. The effort was urgent, as the ship had to be moved from its shipyard, which was going to become part of an expanded sewage treatment facility. The hope was to eventually facilitate her return to the British Isles.[7] However, in June 2017, the Albert Strange Association sold Tally Ho to English boatbuilder and sailor Leo Sampson Goolden for $1. He moved her to Sequim, Washington where restoration is progressing well, and he plans eventually to return her to England. By the end of 2017, she had been placed in a temporary boat shed and stripped down to the basic hull structure in preparation for restoration, including complete removal of the deck. Leo's intention is to replace most or all of the ribs, much of the planking, and the keel timber, but to retain as much of the original removed woodwork and fittings as possible.[8] Leo is now well known on the web through his useful, entertaining and informative videos of the restoration in progress. References1. ^1 {{cite book|last1=Leather|first1=John|title=Albert Strange - Yacht Designer and Artist|publisher=Lodestar Books|isbn=9781907206320|pages=45,94,209,212,214|ref=ASJL}} 2. ^{{cite book|last1=Clay & Miller|first1=Jamie & Mark|title=Albert Strange on Yacht Design, Construction and Cruising.|date=1999|publisher=Albert Strange Association|location=Woodbridge, Suffolk|isbn=0 9526160 0 9|pages=134–140}} 3. ^1 {{cite web|last1=ASA|title=Albert Strange Association|url=http://www.albertstrange.org|publisher=Albert Strange Association|ref=ASA}} 4. ^{{cite book|last1=Clay|first1=Jamie|last2=Miller|first2=Mark|title=Albert Strange on Yacht Design and Construction|date=1999|publisher=Albert Strange Association|location=Ipswich, UK|isbn=0 9526160 0 9|pages=135–140|edition=First}} 5. ^{{cite journal|last1=Loomis|first1=Alfred E.|journal=The Sportsman|date=November 1927|title=article by Loomis}} 6. ^{{cite journal|last1=Lord Stalbridge|journal=Yachting Monthly|date=October 1927|title=article by Stalbridge}} 7. ^{{cite web|title=Yacht Tally Ho|url=https://www.yachttallyho.com|accessdate=3 June 2018}} 8. ^{{cite web|last1=Goolden|first1=Leo|title=Sampson Boat Co.|url=http://sampsonboat.co.uk/|website=Sampson Boat Company website|accessdate=20 January 2018}} External links
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