Coronation Cup
F4. Recreational Boating, Yachting and SportDefinition
Historic sailing trophy.
A sailing trophy named for a British coronation, the best known being the Royal Yacht Squadron’s Coronation Cup raced at Cowes. Several British clubs hold trophies of this name presented or revived around coronations, typically as a Cowes Week or club keelboat prize. Because more than one trophy carries the title, the host club and class fix which Coronation Cup is meant. The Royal Yacht Squadron, founded 1815 at Cowes on the Isle of Wight, is the usual custodian of the senior example.
Source: Royal Yacht Squadron, Cowes (founded 1815); Coronation Cup awarded as a club regatta trophy.