Andnow for something completely (well fairly) different...

[JimC]

This is a 1973ish Junior Cherub, which was/is a Cherub with a cut down rig for Kiwi 11-15 year olds...

[Will_Lee]

What is the story Jim?

Is the boat in NZ?

[dave_ching]

Cherub Juniors what a cool idea!
old cherub smaller rig Asymetric offcourse.
No more conflicts between ankle biters oppie event and Cherub event. Just send them round the same course as you, job done.

[john_hamilton]

u wud need to be seriously small to sail that:)

[dave_ching]

that is why its called junior

[phil_kirk]

When I was in OZ i saw a class callled a flying ant.  A small single trappeze boat with a small symetrical kite. Probably about the same size as a mirror.  One of them luffed the yacht I was sailing on in the middle of lake Macquarie.  They knew what they were doing.

There isn't currently a small light weight twin trapeeze asymetric skiff for juniors.

Perhaps there is a need for something like this although any class that tries to compete with the mighty RYA junior and youth classes will have a tough battle on their hands.

[daryl_wilkinson]

I know my boy would love one.
Sort of somewhere between a Cadet and Mirror with a trap.
It's unfortunate that the Northern Hem and Southern Hem have quite different paths from each other. I wouldn't mind my lad having the opportunity of sailing a Farr 3.7 either, or for that matter my self.

[ross_burkin]

There's a vid on youtube wich a flying ant absolutley sending it. I can't find it though 

[Tim Noyce]

It's here Ross...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E52RGCBiqaE&feature=related

[john_hamilton]

that is rapid lol