Trophy Winners 2025
Trophies, their Judging Criteria, and Winners
Andrews
won by David Bushnell
eligibility:
criteria:
all Slipper Stern launches
following the Andrews pattern,
irrespective of builder
Restoration, maintenance
and Presentation
judged by
Neil Garside
Wenonah
entered by: David Bushnell
Cuthbert
awarded to Ross Ahlgren
eligibility:
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criteria:
all Slipper Stern launches
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Presentation and originality
judged by
Tony Knight
Chin Chin
owned by Ross Ahlgren
Bates Wheel
eligibility:
criteria:
All craft built at Bates Yard, Chertsey pre or post WW2
Restoration, Maintenance
and Presentation
won by
Granville Orange
judged by
Robert Dean
New Venture
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entered by: Granville Orange
Bill Gardham
eligibility:
criteria:
All Motor Cruisers
Restoration & Presentation
won by Phil Christodolou
judged by
Mark Stanley
Steve Dennett
& Alastair Garland
Quisisana
owned by Phil Christodolou
Chaplin
eligibility:
criteria:
Unpowered craft
Restoration & Presentation
awarded to
Thomas and Lawrence Feeney
judged by Robert Dean
Argo
owned by: Thomas and Lawrence Feeney
Piston
eligibility:
criteria:
Cruisers and Launches
Engine Installation and Smooth Running
accepted by
Colin Messer
judged by
Michael Williams and Rex Moorey
Gelyce
owned by: Richard Winton
Ellenbrook
awarded to
Thomas & Lawrence Feeney
eligibility:
criteria:
ex-Working Boats
Best presented ex-Working Boat
judged by
Richard Freebody
Argo
owned by: Thomas & Lawrence Feeney
Freebody
eligibility:
criteria:
All craft
Best AMATEUR Restoration,
fully or partly complete,
taking into account effort
and enthusiasm
awarded to
Luke Mahoney-Page
judged by
Melanie and Richard Freebody
Sea Dawn
owner: Peter Beeson
Horsham Cleat
eligibility:
criteria:
Steam craft
Presentation of Craft
awarded to
Martin Allen
judged by
Michael Williams and Rex Moorey
Alytra
owner: Martin Allen
Osland
eligibility:
criteria:
All craft
Structural Restoration
awarded to
Phil Christodolou
judged by
Colin Henwood, Alastair Garland
and Mark Stanley
Quisisana
on tow from Dunkirk - 1940
owner: Phil Christodolou
Read Propeller
eligibility:
criteria:
Steam craft
Restoration or Maintenance of Steam Plant
awarded to
Martin Allen
judged by
Anthony Mash, Michael Williams and Rex Moorey
Alytra
owner: Martin Allen
Simonds
won by Vicky Sheldon
eligibility:
criteria:
Electrically powered craft
Smooth Running and
Overall Appearance
judged by
Paul Wagstaffe and Matthew Gordon
Verity
owner: Vicky Sheldon
Stuart Turner
eligibility:
criteria:
Powered craft
Engine Installation and Smooth Running
won by
Tim Male
judged by
Adrian Mettem
Myrna
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​and family!
Thames Heritage Cup
awarded to
Thomas & Lawrence Feeney
eligibility:
criteria:
judged by
Penny Rose and Adam Toop
All craft
General Traditional Appearance
of Boat and Crew
with emphasis on Accessories
Argo
owned by: Thomas
& Lawrence Feeney
Rosie
eligibility:
criteria:
Powered craft
Best Illuminated Craft
won by
Charlie and Steve Bil
judged by
the Commentary Team and the audience
Endeavour
& Lord Stinker
owner: Charlie Bil
Aqualight
eligibility:
criteria:
Un-powered craft
Best Illuminated Craft
awarded to
Andy Grey
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judged by
the Commentary team
and the audience
Waterbike
owner: Andy Grey
The William Rose
eligibility:
criteria:
All craft
Elegance under way
Judges
Penny Rose and Adam Toop
No award was made in this category
Fred & Sheila Bourne
eligibility:
criteria:
All Trophy Winners
Best Boat in Show
awarded to
Phil Christodolou
judged by
all judges
Quisisana
owner: Phil Christodolou
Eccentric Trophy
awarded to
Olly Sanders
for his
Fire Engine
and his many disguises!
judged by
Lyndon York
owner: Olly Sanders