Brown Cup Regatta
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Brown Cup Regatta

When

Monday, 8 June 2026

Loch Earn Sailing Club

Sandy Point, Perth and Kinross, PH6 2ND

Price guide

Free! (worth double-checking)

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The Brown Cup Regatta aka Scottish School Sailing Championship is a one-day event for pupils attending a Scottish primary or secondary school to learn and compete. Entry is free to encourage as many participants as possible. Club boats are available for non members to borrow for a suggested donation to the club boat maintenance fund. Club boats are always available to members to borrow for free. See https://scottishschoolsailing.org for more information.

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