Prize Performance: In the absence this year of the Ranger, Prize, comfortably took first place on handicap, and line honours, in the A-Class division of the Mahurangi Regatta on Saturday, with the gaff-rigged Rainbow taking second place. photographer Richard Gladwell

Results of the 2015 Mahurangi Regatta, to hand:

A-Class Trophy

Line honours

Prize

1st

Prize

2nd

Rainbow

3rd

Tawera

4th

Waitangi

5th

Iorangi

6th

Frances

7th

Thelma

8th

Achernar

Frostbites

1st

Kiteroa

2nd

Green hull

3rd

Rapscalion

4th

Tawhiri

5th

Amber

6th

Incognito

7th

Frenzy

8th

Limeburner

9th

Polyanna

10th

Varnish hull

11th

Miro

12th

Martricia

John Cole Trophy

For aesthetic contribution to the Mahurangi Regatta Rainbow

Rainbow Connection: The Prize may have been first over the line and first on handicap in the A-Class division, but the Rainbow’s owner took more trophies home to Wellington, including the magnificent A-Class-inspired bronze John Cole Trophy, by sculptor Garth Middleton, awarded for aesthetic contribution to the Mahurangi Regatta. photographer Richard Gladwell

Mahurangi Cup

Classic wooden yachts pre-1955 design, excluding A Class

Line honours

Minerva Cup Ngatira

1st

Mahurangi Cup Corona

2nd

Wairiki

3rd

Jenanne

4th

Ngatira

5th

Scout

6th

Thelma

7th

Mischief II

8th

Jessie Logan

9th

Gypsy

10th

Clarionet

11th

Arcturus

12th

Kotuku

13th

Alia

14th

Te Kawai

15th

Temptress

16th

Hope

17th

Kathryn Anne

18th

Ethel

19th

Petrel

20th

Lady Pat

dnf Did not finish

Calm

dnf Did not finish

Matari

dnf Did not finish

Moon River

dnf Did not finish

Vega

Dawdle of Te Kapa Trophy

20th over line Lady Pat

Handicapper’s Trophy

Achernar

Herreshoff Trophy

1st Herreshoff on handicap Te Kawai

Lady Pat Trophy

1st Wollacott on handicap Hope

Logan Trophy

1st Logan on handicap Rainbow

Octavius Cup

8th over line Gypsy

Old Gaffers Bell

1st gaff rig on handicap Rainbow

Will Watch Trophy

Hugh Gladwell

Master of the Mahurangi

Single sculls, no outriggers, course at least 2000 metres

1st

Master of the Mahurangi Roger Williams

Mistrals

1st

Marksman

2nd

Mistariua

Modern Classics

Line honours

Princess

1st

Princess

2nd

Nocturne

3rd

McLeod

4th

Apparition

5th

Paramour

6th

Camille

7th

Floyd

8th

Pia

9th

Rainbird

10th

Ocean Blue

11th

Mephisto

12th

Roanga

13th

Oshun Qxtra

14th

Mischief Maker

15th

Indulgence

16th

Rummager

dnf Did not finish

Pavo

dnf Did not finish

Prion

Mullet Boats

Line honours

Valeria

1st

Komuri

2nd

Valeria

3rd

Tao Too

4th

Orion II

dnf Did not finish

Buona Sera

Te Haupa Trophy

Classic wooden yachts pre-1955 design – 20ft and under length on deck

Line honours

Catori

1st

Catori

2nd

Honey

3rd

Elley

4th

Lorax

5th

Charmer

6th

Firefly

7th

Bessi

8th

Venture

dnf Did not finish

Mystic

Traditional Spirit

Classic yachts of any age and construction conforming to a traditional spirit in design to pre-1955 concepts

Line honours

Spirit of Justice Trophy Wizzard

1st

Traditional Spirit Trophy Tamariki

2nd

Heliotrope

3rd

Pateki

4rd

Princess

5th

Wizard

6th

Westerly

dnf Did not finish

Andante II

dnf Did not finish

Coriolanus

dnf Did not finish

Le Canard Bleu

Walker Log Trophy

for launches

1st

Gay Dawn

Zephyrs

1st

Storm

2nd

Rewi

3rd

Fantasy

4th

Arizona

5th

Green hull

6th

Escapade

7th

Isa Lei