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Honey, Vamoose, Taotane and Kanae Ra rafted up in Islington Bay, 2005. Thanks for the pic Ben Freedman.

Honey, Vamoose, Taotane and Kanae Ra rafted up in Islington Bay, 2005. Thanks for the pic Ben Freedman.

A few weeks back we pulled the stick out of Tamatea. Check out the photos.

If you have any mullet boat related photographs you’d like us to run on the website, email them with a short description to info@mulletboatracing.co.nz and we’ll publish them. 

A few pics of the action from the 90th Lipton Cup.

Valeria chases Tamatea during the 2011 Closing Day Regatta.

Valeria chases Tamatea during the 2011 Closing Day Regatta.

ALGIE ARCHITECTS NABS GIB ARCHITECTS REGATTA HAT-TRICK
With the entire fleet and a nasty squall snapping at its stern, the crew of the mighty Tamatea took the line and the Racing Spinnaker Division in the Gib Architects Regatta. The Mark Foy start...

ALGIE ARCHITECTS NABS GIB ARCHITECTS REGATTA HAT-TRICK

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With the entire fleet and a nasty squall snapping at its stern, the crew of the mighty Tamatea took the line and the Racing Spinnaker Division in the Gib Architects Regatta. The Mark Foy start saw Tamatea crew hunting down one boat and looking over their shoulders for the looming shadows of chasing keelers. Tamatea quickly closed the gap on the leading boat,  passing it shortly after the first mark. This year’s win was the third in a row for Algie Architects, all three on mulleties (2010 Taotane, 2011 Valeria, 2012 Tamatea) – proof, if any more were needed, that the mullety is king of the Waitemata Harbour. Thanks to the crew on the day: Robert Algie (Tamatea), Callum Dowie (Tamatea), Gary Murie (Tere Kanae), Mel (Valeria), Reggie (Orien II), William and Rata. Let’s make it four in a row next year.