Ladies Cup — Any Division, Class, or Club - First to Finish / Ted Brooks Trophy

LADIES CUP RACE
• TED BROOKS TROPHY •

1968-91 — First Boat to Finish on Corrected Time
1992-After — First Boat to Finish
45th Consecutive Awarding — 2012

Theodore F. Brooks of St. Albans presented the club with the Ted Brooks Perpetual Trophy on April 27, 1998 in memory of his wife, Evelyn, to be awarded annually to the boat which finished first on corrected time in the Ladies Cup Race, the winner to have his boat's name, year, and club initials engraved thereon annually, the LCYC to retain possession. [This text written by Commodore John W. Williams in 1968.]

In 1992 the Board of Governors voted that this trophy would henceforth be awarded to the first boat to finish in the Ladies Cup Race when it voted to return to the original and traditional criteria of awarding of the Ladies Cup to the LCYC boat that finished first on corrected time.

[Ted Brooks won the Ladies Cup four times during the Waterama years, in 1956, 1959, 1960, & 1961, in his 6 meter named Sue.]

Engraved:

PRESENTED TO LAKE CHAMPLAIN YACHT CLUB
IN MEMORY OF HIS WIFE EVELYN
TED BROOKS PERPETUAL TROPHY
1968

First on Corrected Time:
1968 Mame Steele Griswold (Reciprocal) Hinckley 38
1969 Mame Steele Griswold (Recipricol) Hinckley 38
1970 Laeta David Little (MBBC) Cal 29
1971 New World Phil Davis (Reciprocal) PJ 43
1972 Easy Rider Jan Rozendaal (MBBC) Morgan 30
1973 Coquette Gordon Anger (MBBC) Ranger 26
1974 Anodyne Dale Hyerstay Tanzer 22
1975 Snow Goose Fred Allen Pearson 36
1976 Mame Steele Griswold Hinkley 38
1977 Coyote Peter Clifford C&C 34
1978 New World Phil Davis (MBBC) PJ 43
1979 Escapade Harry Halstead Morgan 42
1980 Escapade Harry Halstead (MBBC) Morgan 42
1981 Golden Dazy Bruce Hill Holland 41 2T
1982 Showtime Don O'Brien/Dave Desautels J/36
1983 Golden Dazy Bruce Hill Holland 41 2T
1984 Frankly Scarlett          Bob Kaphan Soverel 33
1985 Horsefeathers Tom Crow J/35
1986 Horsefeathers Tom Crow J/35
1987 Tumbleweed Dale Hyerstay C&C 32
1988 Golden Dazy Bruce Hill Holland 41 2T
1989 Tumbleweed Dale Hyerstay C&C 32
1990 Peregrine Don Brush/Fritz Horton J/33
1991 Peregrine Don Brush/Fritz Horton J/33
Changed to First-to-Finish:
1992 Sonar Marcel Beaudin Sonar
1993 Full Tilt Dick Spurlock (MBBC) J/29
1994 Meridian John Aswad O'Day 28
1995 Ice Cube Andy Crocker (MBBC) J/24
1996 Frankly Scarlett Dave Powlison/John Harris Soverel 33
1997 Lionheart Norm Alpert J/105
1998 Golden Dazy Bruce Hill Holland 41 2T
1999 Xiled Ernie Pomerleau Mumm 30
2000 Peregrine Don Brush/Fritz Horton J/33
2001 Peregrine Don Brush/Fritz Horton J/33
2002 Surgeon Gnrls Wrng Carr/Fardelmann (MBBC) J/29
2003 K2 Luis Gonzalez J/120
2004 K2 Luis Gonzalez J/120
2005 Obsession Kjell Dahlen (VSC) J/35
2006 K2 Luis Gonzalez J/120
2007 K2 Luis Gonzalez J/120
2008 K2 Luis Gonzalez J/120
2009 K2 Luis Gonzalez J/120
2010 Gallilee Jean Pierre Turgeon (VSC) Beneteau 44.7
2011 Tucker Luis Gonzalez A-Cat
2012 Buffalo Theory Bill fastiggi/Bob Turnau Henderson 30
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