The Earl of Dufferin Cup
1872
Originally presented by the City of Toronto to the Yacht ‘Ina’ at the Regatta held in 1872 in honour of The Earl of Dufferin, Governor-General of Canada. Since 1967, awarded annually to the winner of the LORC Govenor-General’s Race, IRC Class
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The Lorne Cup
1879
Presented in 1879 by The Marquis of Lorne, Governor-General of Canada and H.R.H. Princess Louise upon the occasion of their visit to the Club. Since 1967, awarded annually to the winner of the 2nd race, 2nd day at the RCYC LORC Open Regatta, PHRF Fleet.
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The Edward Prince of Wales Trophy
1919
Presented in 1920 by Edward, Prince of Wales in commemoration of his visit to the Club in 1919. Since 1983, awarded annually to the winner of the LORC Prince of Wales Race, PHRF Fleet.
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The Lansdowne Cup
1887
Presented in 1887 by The Marquis of Lansdowne, Governor-General of Canada. Since 1967, awarded annually to the winner of the LORC Governor-General’s Race, PHRF Fleet. |
The Murray Cup
c. 1882
Presented to the Toronto Yacht Club in 1882 by Captain J. G. Murray. The TYC was a schism that separated form the RCYC in 1881 and merged back again in 1889 after tempers cooled down. Since 1976, awarded to the first C&C 34 to finish the LORC Prince of Wales Race.
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The Ballentine Memorial
1955
Presented in 1955 by the crew of the 8-Metre yacht, Vision, in memory of their skipper. Since 1976, awarded to the first Classic 8-Metre to finish the LORC Prince of Wales Race.
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The C.A.B. Brown Memorial Trophy
c. 1910
Presented in 1921 to the RCYC by the Canadian National Exhibition in memory of the late Mr. Brown, Honorary Treasurer of the RCYC and President of the CNE at the time of his death. Since 1976, awarded to the first Classic 8-Metre to finish the LORC Governor Generals Race. |
The Centennial Cup (Confederation Cup)
1967
Presented in 1967 in honour of Canada’s Confederation. The original purpose was to recognize and encourage the participation of large C.C.A. measurement yachts in the RCYC Open Regatta. Since 1986m awarded to the first C&C 34 to finish the LORC Governor General’s Race.
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