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French Dragon sailors promote class at Paris Boat show..... An almost new Petticrows Dragon has been on display for two weeks outside the VIP entrance at the Paris boat show. Readmore >>>

Katie clocks back in.... We have missed Katie Cole at Petticrows for the last 15 months since we were all struck with the bad news of her leukaemia diagnosis. It was a very happy day both for Petticrows and for her Dragon friends when she returned to work last week, having being given the all clear by the doctors.
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Team Tigger take the Open Belgian Championships. Ostend was the setting for the Open Belgian Championships; a regatta in its own right and a warm up for the Dragon Gold Cup which is being held there next week. After a tough regatta with long days on the water and extreme tidal conditions mathematically 4 boats could win the championship going into the last race. Read more >>>

DRAGONS MAKE IT TO THE CITY……. Aberdeen Asset Management are a major sponsor of the UK Dragon Fleet and also of Cowes Week that starts on Saturday. We had fun displaying the Dragon in the City outside the Aberdeen London offices in the courtyard of Mary-le-Bow Church with the kind permission of the reverend . This allowed us to use Dragon as a focal point of a photo opportunity to promote their involvement in our sport. Read more >>>

Jens, Kim and Anders win 2011 Europeans In a thrilling showdown in the final Race in the 2011 Dragon Europeans in Boltenhagen, Germany. The Danish team Jens Christensen, Kim Anderson and Anders Bagger have taken the title sailing their 2010 Petticrows Dragon from Markus Wieser who was second. Read more >>>


The new Yevis II
It is great news that our Japanese friend Bocci Aoyama and his crew will be joining the excellent fleet at the Edinburgh Cup in Abersoch in his new Dragon Yevis II. Read more >>>

Stavros with 3 lovely ladies The IDA’s roving bloggist Martin “Stavros” Payne sent this picture to the office of him launching his brand new charter boat “Bear.” Read more >>>

Poul Richard Hoj-Jensen back on the podium. After wintering in Antigua, sailing a variety of boats, Pouls summer migration has bought him back to La Baule, France where he sailed a brand new Petticrow Dragon. Pushed all the way by Remy Arnaud and Gavia Wilkinson Cox, Stavros takes up the story

Daddy’s on form in Oslo race week.
“Daddy’s” is a very distinctive and beautiful new, dark blue and cream Petticrows Dragon which was delivered to Norway as the snow was melting in the spring. Read more >>>

Petticrows service van to go to European championship 2011 Our service team will be on site in Boltenhagen from 30th June. If you would like any items taken to the regatta please place orders in advance to paul@petticrows.com Please try to place orders prior to 22nd June.

 

 

 

Petticrows build International Racing One Design Yachts for the World.

The Petticrows company was established in 1896, some 200 metes from the current purpose built factory. Burnham-on-Crouch, traditional home of long established Royal Yacht Clubs, is the second largest yachting centre in the South East of England.

Over the past 20 year Poul-Richard Hoj-Jensen, double Olympic Gold Medalist, has masterminded the development of the International Dragon Class construction within the yard. Today boats are built under the expert guidance of boat builder Tim Tavinor.

The Petticrows total performance concept means everything is built-in-house. This ensures consistent quality and attention to detail by our highly skilled and dedicated team.

It is the unique blend of craftsmanship, and cutting-edge technology in design and construction, which has kept Petticrows ahead in International competition this past Century.

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The new World Champions Lawrie Smith (right), Ossie Stewart (left) and Tim Tavinor (centre) Read more >>>