The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-09-07
1NGoMAR's FINE RECORD.
Morton F. Plants Yacht Coming Home
 With Nineteen Trophies.

With Nineteen Trophies.
 Commodore Morton F. Plants schooner yacht Ingomar is now on her way across the ocean from British wa ters. She sailed from Southampton at noon last Monday. and with fair wealth. CT should reach this port about the end of this week. Her spars have been shipped by steamer. Captain Charles Barr is in charge of the Ingomar. He has sailed her in all her races on the other side.
 The Ingomar sailed for Europe last April, and while abroad has taken part in twenty-two races. She crossed spe- cially to try to win the German empe- TOTS cup for the Heligoland race and to bring back the Cape May cup, which was taken from here by the Genesta in 1885. After she had challenged for the Cape May cup. 1t was found that that trophy was held by theBritannia, which had been sold out of the yacht squad ron. The Britannia could not defend the cup, so the squadron returned 1t to the New York Yacht club without a race. Commodore Plant entered his yacht in all the regattas he could, and the Ingomar has been very successful. Tn the handicap races she was very heavily penalized, and while she made a very good showing in those events, she did not capture the big prizes. l Of the twenty-two races in which she started the Ingomar won twelve, was second four times and third once, She also won two special prizes, so that she comes back with nineteen trophies. I Her first race was for the Heligoland l cup, sailed from Dover on June IS. She finished first in this event, but was beaten by her handicap and won noth- ing. On June 21 she sailed at Cuxha- ven, but went the wrong course. Her first win was at Kiel on June "A. She won again at Kiel on June 26, and then on June 2S captured the first prize for the race from Kiel to Eckernforde. On l June g she took part in a handicap race from Eckernforde to Kiel and won second prize She took first prize in the race from Kiel to Travemunde on July 1 and again won first prize in race at Travemunde sailed on July 3.
 Her next race was at Deal on July IA. It was handicap event, and she cap 5I tured first prize. Off Dover on July 15 8I she collided with the Navahoe. Both yachts were badly damaged and had to retire from the contest
 ] On July IS she took part in the handf- cap race from Dover to Ostend, f1n- I ished first and captured first prize. On July p she won second prize in a han I dicap race off Ostend, and on July 25 iI was first in a handicap race from Dover \ to Boulogne.
 A Tn the handicap race of the Royal London Yacht club sailed off Cowes or l August i, she was beated, and fared a similar fate in the handicap race of the Royal Yacht squadron sailed off .Cowes on August 3. On August 4 and she won two handicap races sailed off Cowes. Tn the handicap of the Royal l Victoria Yacht club, sailed off Ryde or August g, she captured second prize She won third prize in tthe handicap race of the Royal Victoria Yacht club sailed on Ryde on August il. On Au' gust F off Calshot castle she won the handicap race of the Royal Southern Yacht club. Her two last races were handicap events of the Royal Albert Yacht club, sailed off Portsmouth or August 15 and IS. She finished second in the first race and won the second.
 It has been generally regretted thai the Fife schooner Cieely was not ir
 commission to meet the Ingomar. Sht in regarded as the best schooner on thC other side The performances of the Ingomar have been very credible ant
 she comes back to this country witt
 more trophies than were ever won bS
 an American boat of her size in foreigr
 waters.--New York Sun.