Essentials
Designer | Britton Chance Jr. (USA) | |
Builder | unknown | |
Material | ||
1st certificate issued | 1965 | |
Original boat name | Cadenza | |
Original country | USA | |
Original sail number | 068 | |
Current location | ...where could the boat be today?... |
Notes
- 5.5 USA 68 "Cadenza" - the search is on - 07.01.2018 by Kaspar Stubenrauch
- In an attempt to rejoin all existing participant boats of the 1968 Acapulco Olympic sailing regattas during summer 2018 for a 50th anniversary event, the search is on for 5.5 USA 68 "Cadenza". Who can help?
- Olympic result - 30.06.2008 by Site Administrator
- 8th/14 at the XIX Olympics 1968 Acapulco, Mexico, Frank Gardner Cox Jr./ Stepehen Colgate, Stuart Hodge Walker, Cadenza, US-68, Britton Chance Jr. 1965, 7-8-8-4-9-8-6, 74.7p.
- Message received from Tad LaFountain, 26. June 2007 - 30.06.2008 by Site Administrator
- Forty years ago, I had the privilege of being on the practice crew for F. Gardner Cox on US 68 ‘Cadenza’ – a Chance-designed hull. Sailing with Stuart Walker and Steve Colgate, Gardner went on to be the American 5.5 representative to the 1968 (Mexico City/Acapulco) games.
Gardner died in 1988. I spoke with Steve Colgate about 2 years ago and he is not aware of Cadenza’s current location. I have sent a message to Bill Cox (Gardner’s nephew) and if I hear anything about the boat, I’ll pass it on.
Don Cohan of Philadelphia (Bronze medal in the Dragon class in ’72) had a Chance 5.5 identical to Cadenza, but I can’t recall the sail number. It would make sense that it would be either US67 or US69, but really haven’t a clue.
Tad LaFountain
Princeton, NJ
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Ownership history
Sail# | Boat name | Owner name | |
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USA-068 | "Cadenza" | F. Gardner Cox (1965-?) |
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