The Yarmouth Cup Ocean Race is a joint endeavour of the Gulf of Maine  
Ocean Racing Association and the Yarmouth Ocean Racing Association of  
Nova Scotia.  This event which began as a trial in 1990 has expanded  
to the point where it has received international attention for its  
sense of friendly competition as well as its hospitality.

This 174 nautical mile ocean race from Casco Bay in Falmouth, Maine  
to Yarmouth Harbour in Nova Scotia is an excellent end of the season  
event for all classes of boats - racing, cruising and multi-hull.  
The summer winds are still unpredictable enough that strategy plays  
an important part.

The historic Yarmouth Cup, standing 3 ½ feet tall, originated for  
yacht racing in Yarmouth Harbour.  Following a period of 90 years,  
the cup was revived in 1990 for the inaugural Yarmouth Cup Ocean Race.

The international fleet is joined in Yarmouth by the local inshore  
Schooner Pass Race originating in Argyle, Nova Scotia. 

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