| Length: 6.10m (20ft 0ins) |
| Width: unknown |
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| Country: United Kingdom |
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| Rig Type: Bermuda Sloop Fractional (with jib) |
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| Trapeze: none |
| Sail Area: sq. m |
| Spinnaker Type: No spinnaker |
| Spinnaker Area: 0 sq.m |
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| Design Year: 1895 |
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The Dabchicks were LOA 20 ft. LWL 15 ft. with Bermudan mainsail, roller foresail and centreboard. They were to a design offered by Linton Hope for the Royal Corinthian YC at Burnham On Sea. The Dabchicks proved unsuitable for novices (as a start!) since they capsized fairly easily. In their second year they were fitted with lead keels to correct this and a lugsail replaced the Bermudan mainsail. Approximately 20 boats were built at a cost complete of £42.14 each. Surely no class in the Royal Corinthian ever had a shorter existence. It disappeared from the match books of the Club in 1897 after only two years of racing.
| No class association known |
| Other links: https://www.royalcorinthian.co.uk/club/history/1872-to-1914/the-first-rcyc-one-designs/ |