A Farr 38, One Ton Champion, originally named Jenny H. Now named Azzurra because she's so blue and shares home port with Il Moro di Venezia. Built in New Zealand 1977 for Ray Haslar to race in the Sydney-Hobart, Southern Cross series and World One-Ton Championships. Construction is cold molded, epoxy Kauri wood 3 layers 1/8th each. Kauri is a unique and rare New Zealand tree so perfect for boats and so limited in availability that it became nearly extinct and no longer can be used for boat construction. Strong, buoyant, light displacement, about 9,500 pounds (4,400 kg) tall aluminum mast 57 feet, with new Navtec rod rigging, powerful mainsail, fractional head sail. Accelerates fast, wide beam depends on crew balance for optimum speed and direction, flat bottom for flying speed down wind if you have the courage for it. Farr Yacht Design

Jenny H was the top points scorer in the Southern Cross Cup in 1977 winning for New Zealand. The Sydney-Hobart 1977 race she was 5th on elapsed time, 2nd in Class and 7th overall out of 131 entries. Only 70 completed the race because conditions were so bad. She was 5th in the World 1 Ton Championships that year. Comments & Photos

Jenny H was brought to the US in 1978 by well known California  racer, John Kilroy, re-named Scalawag and, competed successfully in races and championships locally and internationally. Originally a center board / drop keel design which could take advantage of rules at that time. In 1979 she was converted to fixed keel to a design by David Pedrick.

Jenny H / Azzurra is Farr design Nr. 62. Sail Plan  Profile  Deck  1977. She went through extensive renovation and refit  Re-fit 2004.

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