1.
GV Boat being prepared
0.05

2.
LV Boat being pushed towards water
0.09

3.
SV Boat down slipway
0.12

4.
LV Boats being towed out
0.16

5.
LV Start of race
0.24

6.
LV Boats away
0.29

7.
SV TRAVEL SHOT.. Man leans over side of boat
0.33

8.
LV Boats racing
0.37

9.
CU Two men lying over on boat
0.43

10.
LV Two men lying over on boat
0.45

11.
SV Men on boat
0.49

12.
SV Men lying over on boat
0.54

13.
GV ???
0.58

14.
LV Boats turning round buoy
1.02

15.
SV Boats turning
1.06

16.
GV Boats and buoy
1.10

17.
GV Of two boats
1.13

18.
SV Boat, PAN up to mast, showing No 298, R.H. Judah, Royal Corinthian Y.C., name of craft "Skipjack" who came in second
1.18

19.
LV Winning craft No 553, T.H. Wheeler, Thorpe Bay Y.C., name of craft "Starline", the winner
1.20

20.
SHOT of mast No 553, TILT DOWN to crew in boat
1.24



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SPORT: YACHT RACING

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Background: For the first time the World Championships of the Hornet Class yacht, are being held in Denmark, July 22. The racing is at Oresund, the stretch of water that separates Denmark and Sweden, near Copenhagen. British yachtsmen are in the lead for the first three places.

With a crew of two, the 16ft Hornet has become very popular in Britain and the Commonwealth countries. In good weather conditions it is very fast and easy to manage. Entrants from Britain, Scotland, Canada, Australia, Nyasaland, Kenya, Nigeria and Denmark are taking part.

Last years winner Beecher Moore, Britain, is well placed after the first four days, with another Englishman Brian Walker, holding a narrow lead in the championship points table.