Dorade

The narrow ocean racer that made Olin Stephens famous and gave its name to a kind of ventilator.
Dorade won the 1931 transatlantic race by a wide margin. The ventilator that lets in air but not water bears the boat’s name.
Materials: Wood; sloop and later yawl rig
Manufacture: Built at City Island, New York.
The narrow hull with low freeboard.
The ventilators on deck, known as dorades.