Troy Class Boats

The ‘Troy’ class is unique to Fowey and is raced very competitively throughout the summer. 26 have been built since 1929 and most still survive. The latest boat - T26 was built in 2006. The class is named after Troy Town – the fictional name given to Fowey by the writer and scholar Sir Arthur Quiller-Couch in many of his books. See Troy History for further details of this class.

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Troys race out to sea past Fowey Blockhouse

T1 and T11 race past Point Neptune House

Racing past the Royal Fowey Yacht Club (RFYC)

T25

T26 - the latest addition to the fleet, beats into wind

Troys approaching Point Neptune House mark

T24 and Point Neptune House

T7 and T24

T24

Troy T10 and Ferryside

T16

T19 T21 and T25

T7 and T10

T17

T1

T10 Crew About To Tack

T11

T18 Approaching Polruan Blockhouse

T18 Crew Avoid Polruan Rocks

T18 Crew Tack At Polruan Blockhouse

T3 In May Evening Sun

        
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