the Royal Yacht Squadron's regatta around the Le Havre to Southampton and brought home the Cape May Cup. The Enchantress was commanded by Captain Poland. Prince of Wales's challenge cup yacht race On August 8, 1874, the Enchantress entered the Prince of Wales cup race from Cowes around the Shambles Lightship, and back around the Nab, passing the Isle of Wight to Cowes. The race was for American and English schooners and yawls of 100 tons or more. The Enchantress was listed as 320 tons and the owner was Joseph F. Loubat. After a series of mishaps, the Enchantress returned to Cowes. Other races Loubat Ocean Cup Race - October, 1876: from Owl's Head Point back to the Sandy hook Lightship Cup May Race - September, 1877: to Cape May Lighthouse and return to Sandy Hook Out of service On February 22, 1922, the yacht Enchantress was not commissioned during the financial year 1922-23 and was decommissioned in Portsmouth Harbour. Subsequent owners In 1871, Loubat sold the Enchantress to George L. Lorillard. In 1873, Loubat bought back the Enchantress from George L. Lorillard. On October 6, 1877, Loubat sold the Enchantress to Major Owen Williams. In 1879, the Enchantress was sold in England. See also List of large sailing yachts References External links New York Yacht Club Royal Yacht Squadron 1871 ships Individual sailing vessels Schooners of the United States Yachts of New York Yacht Club members