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in 1887. The class is still sailed today, well over a hundred years later. The first
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were designed to be used as yacht tenders with the added function of proactive self-rescue boat that can be sailed to safety. These boats are also used as recreational sailboats. Some of them can be fitted out with exposure canopies, sea anchors, and other survival gear. Examples of safety dinghies
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regulates racing and provides modular and accredited training courses for leisure and competitive sailing. A basic sailing course can be completed in several days. Similar organisations exist worldwide to administer and promote both leisure and competitive sailing.
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363:During the
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2787:Phoenix 18
2782:Phantom 16
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2722:Hobie Wave
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2175:Day Sailer
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2145:Caprice 15
2085:18ft Skiff
2075:16ft Skiff
2033:Widgeon 12
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