Clytie

Clytie was designed by Frederick M. Hoyt and built by Henry B. Nevins Boatyard in 1922. She appeared in the 1922 British American Cup held in New York, which the Americans won.

Clytie became Clio in 1928, Corinthian III in 1929, and was at some point in her history renamed Rhapsody. She sailed under the sail number US9.

Boat ID

1922US06

Boat Names

Original name: Clytie Other names: Clio (name changed in 1928) Corinthian III (name changed in 1929) Clio (name changed in 1930) Corinthian II Last name recorded: Rhapsody

Build Year

1922

Build Country

US

Sail Numbers

First number recorded: US9 (1922)

Designers

Frederick M. Hoyt

Builders

Henry B. Nevins Boatyard

Restored or rebuilt

Significant Dates

Boat Measurements

Rule Number

Rule 2

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