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Sailing

Yachts Compete for Island Finish Line

Boats in the Chicago Yacht Club Race to Mackinac make their way toward the finish line. Around 6 p.m. Monday, July 26, there were still more than 200 sailboats sailing toward Mackinac Island. First to reach the Island was Dog- Dayz, and other early finishers were Intangible, Beau Geste, and Windquest. With handicaps, the following winners were announced: Lady K of Muskegon, owned by Mike Stewart, Chicago- Mackinac Trophy; Flying Jenny VI of Annapolis, Maryland, owned by David Askew, Mackinac-Cup Division; Intangible of Chicago, owned by Tom Falck, Cruising Division; Gamera of Chicago, owned by Matt Schari, Multihull Division. Pictured here are Nitemare (left) and Details.. The race started in Chicago Saturday, July 24. (Photograph by Mike Benjamin) Boats in the Chicago Yacht Club Race to Mackinac make their way toward the finish line. Around 6 p.m. Monday, July 26, there were still more than 200 sailboats sailing toward Mackinac Island. First to reach the Island was Dog- Dayz, and other early finishers were Intangible, Beau Geste, and Windquest. With handicaps, the following winners were announced: Lady K of Muskegon, owned by Mike Stewart, Chicago- Mackinac Trophy; Flying Jenny VI of Annapolis, Maryland, owned by David Askew, Mackinac-Cup Division; Intangible of Chicago, owned by Tom Falck, Cruising Division; Gamera of Chicago, owned by Matt Schari, Multihull Division. Pictured here are Nitemare (left) and Details.. The race started in Chicago Saturday, July 24. (Photograph by Mike Benjamin)

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