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Searching the INTERNET for Registration # MC6299HA yielded the following:

FROM http://competitor.cycracetomackinac.com/boatdetail.cfm?ID=694

Start: July 19, 2014		It's Race Day!
"Rapparee 2 - USA 6866" Registration Information: Owner/Charterer: Phil Ragains-Tom Rodenhouse From: Holland, MI USA Representing Club: Macatawa Bay Yacht Club Registered Crew: 8 Section: ORR Division: Yacht Information: Sail Number: USA 6866 Yacht Type: Morgan 41 CB Length: 40.9 Min. Draft: 4.3 Hull Color: Red State of Registration: MI Registration #: MC6299HA ORR Offshore Course - All Purpose:   ORR Offshore Course - Mainly Downwind:   Entry Status: NOR 5. §a. Race Application: NOR 5. §b Entry Fee Received: NOR 5. §c. Crew List: NOR 5. §d. Race Tracking Application: NOR 5. §e. ORR Rating Certificate: NOR 5. §g. Safety Compliance (MSR): NOR 5. §j. Pre-Race Sign-in Certificate and Waiver: Crew Waiver:

FROM www.HOLLANDSENTINEL.com:

Holland crews part of Chicago Yacht Club's 100th Race to Mackinac

Read more: http://www.hollandsentinel.com/article/20080717/News/307179858#ixzz3EfikARXQ
By ALAN BABBITT
Posted Jul. 17, 2008 @ 12:01 am
Updated Jul 17, 2008 at 5:03 PM

Holland, MI

The benchmark for Doug and Heather Petter’s summer is on the horizon.

It will be a historic sailing trip on Lake Michigan this weekend.

The Chicago Yacht Club’s 100th Race to Mackinac begins Saturday, and the Petters will join a record-setting field for the longest annual freshwater sailing distance race in the world.

MORE ON THE RACE

Folklore adds to the challenge of the Chicago to Mackinac Race, skipper Doug Petter said. Read more at blogs.hollandsentinel.com/alan.

They will leave from Chicago’s Navy Pier and travel 289.4 nautical miles to Mackinac Island. They could reach the finish line as early as Sunday or as late as Tuesday.

“It has a long heritage,” Doug Petter, a 42-year-old from Holland who owns an industrial filtration company, said of the Chicago to Mackinac race. “It will have crews from all over the country and the world. You’ll hear New Zealand accents. There was a Russian team a couple of years ago.

“There is a lot of prestige that goes along with it. It makes it a lot of fun.”

The Petters’ boat, the 43-foot-long Willie J, is one of 15 with ties to Holland entered in the race. They belong to Macatawa Bay Yacht Club, which has 13 members participating. Bayshore Yacht Club of Holland has two members in the field.

It’s a full field, with more than 450 boats from across the country expected to sail after receiving an invitation from the Chicago Yacht Club.

The event has come a long way since the first race in 1898 that featured just five boats.

The second Chicago to Mackinac race didn’t happen until 1904 and then intermittently until after World War I. The race has been held every year since 1921.

“The Chicago Yacht Club Race to Mackinac is a classic in its own right,” said Chicago Mayor Richard M. Daley. “The longevity of this event means the Mac is an enduring tradition with a rich and colorful history.”

The Petters are sailing in the race for the ninth time since 1999. Their crew will include 10 others, including 14-year-old Alexis Petter and 11-year-old Andrew Petter, Doug and Heather’s children.

Longtime friends Dell and Amy Todd of Grand Rapids also will join the Petters on deck.

There is a lot to enjoy during the race, Amy said.

“Sailing over three days, you have multiple winds, different scenery and different wind patterns. It’s really a challenge,” she said. “It’s a beautiful experience. It’s fun seeing Mackinac come into view. You know your family and friends are there.”

The fleet, which is handicapped to level the field, features different divisions.

Money doesn’t motivate sailors. No prize money is awarded in this amateur event.