The Sun.
London, England, 1857-07-18 00:00:00

AQUATICS.

grand Challenge Cup match, open to all the world,
took place yesterday.
The prize, one of the most magni-
ficent OF WALES YACHT CLUB.
The
ever offered, from the manufactory of Benson, was
worthy of a great contest ; but the Undine took the
lead soon after the start, and never gave any other a
chance of success ; thus depriving the race of the interest
it. would otherwise have possessed. The attendance of
company on boird the club steamer, the Oread, was very
large ; and the captain (Wheeler) and officers of the club
vied with each other in rerriering the visitors happy.
The following were the entries
Silver Cloud, 8 tons, klr. R. Hewitt.
Rifleman, 8 tons, Mr. P. Bennett.
Undine, 8 tons, E. Searle.
Little Mosquito, 8 tons, Mr. E. S. Bulmar.
Valentine, 8 tons, Mr. 3. SuadgeleY•
Of these the Undine, being a trifle a:;ove the measure-
ment, did not contend. The Musquito was the favour.
ite, and amongst men versed in such matters there could
not be two opinions. The start was admirably taken at
a little after twelve by the whole of the fleet, and the
Valentine showed in front for five minutes, after which
the Musquito went right away from them, and kept it
throughout. The Silver Cloud, which had started
badly, soon got the second plane, and also held it, and
the match finished thus—

The Musquito(winner) ........... 6h. sm. 15s.
Silver Cloud.— ................... 7 8 30
. Valentine ............................ 7 17 00
Rif1eman................ . .......... 7 24 5
The weather was very fair, and the trip most pleasur-
able. The distance sailed yrs from Erith to the Chap-
man Head and bank.

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