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BLOODHOUND is a 29.87 m Sail Yacht, built in the United States of America by Gilbert, Richardson & Swindall and delivered in 1992.
Her top speed is 10.0 kn and her cruising speed is 8.0 kn and her power comes from a Perkins diesel engine. She can accommodate up to 6 guests, with 5 crew members waiting on their every need. She has a gross tonnage of 45.0 GT and a 3.75 m beam.
She was designed by William Fife II .
The naval architecture was developed by Mike Richardson - she is built with a Teak deck, a Wood hull, and Teak superstructure.
BLOODHOUND is one of 995 sailing yachts in the 24-30m size range.
BLOODHOUND is currently sailing under the United States of America flag, the most popular flag state for superyachts with a total of 1655 yachts registered. She is known to be an active superyacht and has most recently been spotted cruising near United States of America. For more information regarding BLOODHOUND's movements, find out more about BOATPro AIS .
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- Name: BLOODHOUND
- Yacht Type: Sail Yacht
- Builder: Gilbert, Richardson & Swindall
- Naval Architect: Mike Richardson
- Exterior Designer: William Fife II
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This famous yacht was built for Isaac Bell to the 12-Metre rule, but with a heavier and more powerful hull, and subsequently won the Fastnet race in 1939 with Charles Nicholson at the helm.
The Stephens brothers were responsible for the sail layout which was later modified by John Illingworth and Angus Primrose.
She became a ‘Royal yacht’ in 1963 and was said to be Prince Philip’s preference to ‘ Latifa ‘.
In 2006 she was nearing the completion of an 18 month restoration in a barn at Sturminster Marshall in Dorset, UK. The project was undertaken by her owner, Tony McGrail of Poole. The steel frames were replaced as well as 10,000 fastenings and 30% of the planking. She was alongside at the 2008 Southampton Boat Show and attracted many classic yacht enthusiasts eagerly listening to the tails of Tony and his wife Cindy.
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This historic 1930s ocean-racing yacht, owned by Her Majesty The Queen and Prince Philip in the 1960s and aboard which Prince Charles and Princess Anne learned to sail, was purchased by The Royal Yacht Britannia Trust in 2010.
She is usually on display alongside BRITANNIA in Edinburgh as part of the Royal Sailing Exhibition. During July and August, BLOODHOUND sails to Oban, where she is available for a day sail around the Western Isles, crewed mainly by former Royal Yachtsmen from BRITANNIA.
Built in 1936 by Camper & Nicholsons yard in Gosport, BLOODHOUND was one of the most successful ocean-racing yachts ever built, winning scores of races in the south of England and also crossed the Atlantic to compete in Bermuda.
On the back of this outstanding race history, BLOODHOUND was acquired by the Royal Family in 1962 and Prince Philip had much success competing with her at the Cowes Week Regatta around the Isle of Wight. During this sailing festival BRITANNIA hosted not only the British Royal Family, but members of other Royal Families and many dignitaries.
During Royal ownership BLOODHOUND would also accompany BRITANNIA in the Western Isles when the Royal Ramily had their one true family holiday every year. She had a permanent crew of three and one Skipper was a descendent of Sir Francis Drake. It was suring these times that the young Royals learned to sail on on BLOODHOUND and when she was not in use, her crew were made available in yacht clubs across the country, used to teach thousands of young people how to sail.
In 1969 BLOODHOUND was sold and not replaced by the Royal Family and the vessel effectively retired from racing. over time she gradually fell into disrepair and very nearly became beyond salvage until in 2003 she was purchased by Tony and Cindy McGrail of Poole, a yacht surveyor and classic yacht restorer. At the time the vessel was in urgent need of restoration but it was felt that the amount of work involved might make such a project uneconomical. However, Tony and Cindy embarked on a four year reconstruction bringing BLOODHOUND back to pristine condition.
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The classic 1930s ocean racing yacht Bloodhound, owned by Her Majesty The Queen and Prince Philip in the 1960s and aboard which Prince Charles and Princess Anne learned to sail, has today been purchased by The Royal Yacht Britannia Trust to put on display alongside Britannia in Edinburgh.
Built in 1936 by the famous Camper & Nicholsons yard in Gosport, Bloodhound was one of the most successful ocean racing yachts ever built, winning scores of races in the south of England and also crossed the Atlantic to compete in Bermuda.
On the back of this outstanding race history Bloodhound was acquired by the Royal Family in 1962 and Prince Philip had much success competing with her at the famous Cowes Week regatta around the Isle of Wight. During this sailing festival Britannia hosted not only the British Royal Family but members of other Royal Families and many dignitaries.
During royal ownership Bloodhound would also accompany Britannia in the Western Isles when the Royal Family had their one true family holiday. It is during these happy times that the young Royals learned to sail on Bloodhound. When not in Royal use Bloodhound was also crewed by a number of youth organisations, teaching young people how to sail.
In 1969 Bloodhound was sold and not replaced by the Royal Family. Bloodhound then effectively retired from racing until the 1980s when she once again competed until 2001. Thereafter she fell into considerable disrepair and very nearly became beyond salvage. However in 2003 she was purchased by Tony McGrail, a yacht surveyor and classic yacht restorer. Over the next 3∏ years she then underwent a major internal and external refit to bring her back to her pristine original condition.
Having been purchased by The Royal Yacht Britannia Trust, Bloodhound will form the centrepiece of a major new exhibit at this 5 Star visitor attraction, which in terms of quality is officially Scotland’s best visitor attraction. It is anticipated that Bloodhound will be on display in April 2010.
Chairman of the Royal Yacht Britannia Trust, Rear Admiral Neil Rankin said “We are delighted to have acquired such an important piece of British yachting history and look forward to having Bloodhound alongside Britannia once more, for the public to see what a wonderful ocean racing yacht she is and why she was so fondly regarded by all associated with her illustrious past”.
Tony McGrail commented “We are delighted that Bloodhound will be joining The Royal Yacht Britannia in Edinburgh. Firstly because we always hoped that she would remain in her home waters, secondly because her heritage will be recognised, cherished and admired by the public while she lies alongside her big ‘sister’ and her maintenance and longevity is guaranteed which is very reassuring, all of which makes our restoration programme both appreciated and worthwhile.”
Royal Yacht “Bloodhound”
The classic 1930s ocean-racing yacht Bloodhound, owned by Her Majesty The Queen and Prince Philip in the 1960s and aboard which Prince Charles and Princess Anne learned to sail, was purchased by The Royal Yacht Britannia Trust in 2010. She is now on display alongside Britannia in Edinburgh as part of the Royal Sailing Exhibition. During July and August, Bloodhound sails to Oban, where she is available for day sail around the Western Isles, crewed mainly by former Royal Yachtsmen from Britannia.
Experienced sailors
Members of the Royal Family, and particularly Prince Philip, have always been keen sailors. Prince Philip owned Coweslip, designed and built by the legendary Uffa Fox, and was given the International Dragon Class Bluebottle as a wedding gift. Bluebottle, skippered by the Sailing Master Lt Cdr Graham Mann, was part of the British Olympic team for the 1956 Melbourne Games and won a bronze medal. In fact, Britannia’s paint scheme was taken from this very same racing yacht. However, as the Royal children grew older, Prince Philip wanted a larger yacht, with sleeping accommodation, that could undertake family cruises.
Glittering career
Built in 1936 by the famous Camper & Nicholsons yard in Gosport, Bloodhound was one of the most successful ocean-racing yachts ever built, winning scores of races in the south of England and also crossed the Atlantic to compete in Bermuda.
On the back of this outstanding race history Bloodhound was acquired by the Royal Family in 1962 and Prince Philip had much success competing with her at the famous Cowes Week Regatta around the Isle of Wight. During this sailing festival Britannia hosted not only the British Royal Family, but members of other Royal Families and many dignitaries.
Western Isles
During Royal ownership Bloodhound would also accompany Britannia in the Western Isles when the Royal Family had their one true family holiday every year. She had a permanent crew of three and one Skipper was a descendent of Sir Francis Drake. It was during these happy times that the young Royals learned to sail on Bloodhound. When not in Royal use, Bloodhound and her crew were made available to yacht clubs across the country, used to teach thousands of young people how to sail.
Beautifully restored
In 1969 Bloodhound was sold and not replaced by the Royal Family. Bloodhound then effectively retired from racing. Over time she gradually fell into considerable disrepair and very nearly became beyond salvage. However in 2003 she was purchased by Tony McGrail, a yacht surveyor and classic yacht restorer. Over the next 3½ years she underwent a major internal and external refit to bring her back to her original pristine condition.
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Bloodhound is a 63 ft sailing yacht, built by Camper and Nicholsons in 1936. From 1962 to 1969 she was owned by the British Royal Family and in January 2010 she was purchased by The Royal Yacht Britannia Trust. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bloodhound_(yacht) Media in category "Bloodhound (yacht)"The following 27 files are in this category, out of 27 total. 
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Restored and moved to Edinburgh The classic 1930s ocean racing yacht Bloodhound, owned by Her Majesty The Queen and Prince Philip in the 1960s and aboard which Prince Charles and Princess Anne learned to sail, has been purchased by The Royal Yacht Britannia Trust to put on display alongside Britannia in Edinburgh. Built in 1936 by the Camper & Nicholson yard in Gosport, Bloodhound was one of the most successful ocean racing yachts ever built, winning scores of races in the south of England and also crossed the Atlantic to compete in Bermuda. On the back of this outstanding race history Bloodhound was acquired by the Royal Family in 1962 and Prince Philip (pictured at the helm) had much success competing with her at Cowes Week. During royal ownership Bloodhound would also accompany the Royal Yacht, Britannia in the Western Isles when the Royal Family had their annual family holiday. When not in Royal use Bloodhound was also crewed by a number of youth organisations, teaching young people how to sail. In 1969 Bloodhound was sold and not replaced by the Royal Family. Bloodhound then effectively retired from racing until the 1980s when she once again competed until 2001. Thereafter she fell into considerable disrepair and very nearly became beyond salvage. However in 2003 she was purchased by Tony McGrail, a yacht surveyor and classic yacht restorer. Over the next 3½ years she then underwent a major internal and external refit. Having been purchased by The Royal Yacht Britannia Trust, Bloodhound will form the centrepiece of a major new exhibit. It is anticipated that Bloodhound will be on display in April 2010. Chairman of the Royal Yacht Britannia Trust, Rear Admiral Neil Rankin said “We are delighted to have acquired such an important piece of British yachting history and look forward to having Bloodhound alongside Britannia once more, for the public to see what a wonderful ocean racing yacht she is and why she was so fondly regarded by all associated with her illustrious past”. Tony McGrail commented “We are delighted that Bloodhound will be joining The Royal Yacht Britannia in Edinburgh. Firstly because we always hoped that she would remain in her home waters, secondly because her heritage will be recognised, cherished and admired by the public while she lies alongside her big ‘sister’ and her maintenance and longevity is guaranteed which is very reassuring, all of which makes our restoration programme both appreciated and worthwhile.” Image: Bloodhound in the 1960s with Prince Philip sailing Copyright: Beken Ltd. For further information about Bloodhound and the restoration please visit www.royalyachtbloodhound.com or visit www.royalyachtbritannia.co.uk Restored royal yacht once owned by Duke of Edinburgh joins historic fleet A sailboat that was owned by the Duke of Edinburgh has been added to the historic fleet of the Royal Yacht Britannia. The restoration of Bluebottle was funded by the Leith-based attraction over an 18-month period. The Royal Yacht Britannia Trust said the dragon class sailboat was “formerly owned and much-loved” by Philip.  It will join yachts Coweslip and Bloodhound – both of which were also owned by Philip – at the popular Leith site, which has had a “longstanding ambition” to reunite the three historic vessels. David Heritage, of David Heritage Racing Yachts, was funded by the trust to restore Bluebottle. He said: “It was a great honour to undertake the challenge of rebuilding such an iconic and famous racing yacht and with the use of modern boat building techniques, bring her back to full racing condition. “It was also an honour to know that the Duke of Edinburgh was able to see photographs as the rebuild progressed, but equally sad that he was unable to see the finished boat.”  The duke served as a Royal Navy officer and was a keen sailor who was appointed admiral of the Royal Yacht Squadron. He began sailing while he was at Gordonstoun School in Moray and often took a young Prince of Wales on to the water in Bluebottle, which was a wedding gift to the Queen from the Island Sailing Club in Cowes, Isle of Wight. In 1956 Bluebottle was loaned to the British sailing team competing at the Melbourne Olympics, winning a bronze medal with Lieutenant Commander Graham Mann at the helm. The restored yacht is expected to compete for the Edinburgh Cup at the British Dragon Association’s UK championships in late August, crewed by sailors Julia and Graham Bailey. Royal Yacht Britannia chief executive Bob Downie said: “To finally have all three beautiful royal sailing yachts on public display alongside Britannia completes a historic maritime jigsaw we started 12 years ago, and I am sure our visitors will be as delighted as we are to see all the Duke of Edinburgh’s much-loved sailing yachts united once more. “We also look forward to Bluebottle once again sailing in the company of other dragon class yachts, both here in the River Forth and at regattas elsewhere in the UK.” Create a FREE account to continue reading  Registration is a free and easy way to support our journalism. Join our community where you can: comment on stories; sign up to newsletters; enter competitions and access content on our app. Your email address Must be at least 6 characters, include an upper and lower case character and a number You must be at least 18 years old to create an account * Required fields Already have an account? SIGN IN By clicking Create Account you confirm that your data has been entered correctly and you have read and agree to our Terms of use , Cookie policy and Privacy policy . This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply. Thank you for registering Please refresh the page or navigate to another page on the site to be automatically logged in   Classic Yacht 'Bloodhound' price reducedThe classic yacht 'Bloodhound', once owned by Queen Elizabeth 11 and the Duke of Edinburgh, has been lovingly restored by Tony Mcgrail, a specialist classic yacht restorer. This beautiful classic yacht was originally built in 1935 by Camper & Nicholson to a design by Peter Nicholson. Built to the 12 metre rule, but constructed with offshore racing in mind, she has proven to be the boat to beat at countless regattas and offshore races during her long life. During her ownership by the UK Royal family she was a regular site at many regattas, also touring with the family on their regular trips to Scotland and the Continent. When not being used by the Royal family, this lovely classic yacht could be found at yacht clubs around the UK where she was available to members wishing to experience sailing on a beautiful yacht. Interestingly, she was skippered by no less a person than Francis Drake! Tony McGrail has now completed a full restoration and she is available for sale in time for the 2008 season. As one of the lucky few who have been sailing her during sea trials and reviews for magazines such as Classic Yacht, I can report she is the lovliest yacht I have ever had the pleasure to sail. If you want to own one of the most famous classic yachts ever built, you are welcome to contact www.boatmatch.com , we have hundreds of pictures taken throughout the restoration and many of her sailing. The asking price for 'Bloodhound' has now been reduced and offers are invited at a new price of £998,000. Given the undoubted provenance, performance and the quality of workmanship in the restoration this is remarkable value for one of the most famous yachts ever built. Simon Walworth Telephone +44 1725 514466 Picture is me on the helm during her first sail after the restoration.  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Built in 1936 by Camper & Nicholsons yard in Gosport, BLOODHOUND was one of the most successful ocean-racing yachts ever built, winning scores of races in the south of England and also crossed the Atlantic to compete in Bermuda. On the back of this outstanding race history, BLOODHOUND was acquired by the Royal Family in 1962 and Prince Philip ...
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The classic 1930s ocean-racing yacht Bloodhound, owned by Her Majesty The Queen and Prince Philip in the 1960s and aboard which Prince Charles and Princess Anne learned to sail, was purchased by The Royal Yacht Britannia Trust in 2010. She is now on display alongside Britannia in Edinburgh as part of the Royal Sailing Exhibition. … Read more "Royal Yacht "Bloodhound""
Bloodhound is a 63 ft sailing yacht, built by Camper and Nicholsons in 1936. From 1962 to 1969 she was owned by the British Royal Family and in January 2010 she was purchased by The Royal Yacht Britannia Trust.
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