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V31 "Daisy" (1923) ex V16, ex Solent
1925: "Mr. J. C. Mort, the [first?] owner of Daisy, will try a new type of boom with a slightly greater diameter in the centre than at either end, which he believes may cure the tight leach and baggy centre peculiar to so many roller-reefed mainsails; all of which tends to show that the Sunbeam Class is very much alive , and that both they and the Seaview Mermaids have many seasons before them."
[qf. "
Seaview Mermaids and Solent Sunbeams" by B.R. Waite
, Yachting Monthly, no. 228, (pp. 368-370)
April 1925]
1961:
Daisy Lloyds Reg # 1749A Owner

D. K. Poland, Crosstrees, Chiddingfold, Surrey,
Home Port Itchenor. [1961 Register p.1055]
1994: Daisy was sold out of class by Bernard Trenoweth (Sr.), who bought her from a Solent owner who had kept her under cover for several years. Bernard rebuilt the hull using the West System (epoxy). The craft was ruled out of class and sold to Barbados.
I understand Mr. Roger Wickens, Solent (to whom Mr. Sincock had sold
Danny) brought
Daisy back from the Caribbean, put her in class, and has since sold her again.
1999: V.31 Daisy (Mike Moss & Mike Law, Itchenor S.C.) entered The Falmouth Sunbeams 75th Anniversary Championships held 22-27 August. Her hull colour was then Daffodil White.