Sporting Digest: Sailing

Monday 07 March 1994 00:02 GMT

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TONY MAIDMENT, the Briton sailing the six-metre Pride of Pendennis, has completed three wins in three races in the Heineken Regatta at St Maarten, Leeward Islands. Also unbeaten was Jack King's 62ft Merrythought. Harry Cudmore, however, has struggled to squeeze the best out of Fred Detwilier's new IMS 70, Trader.

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