Dragon
| Year | Gold | Silver | Bronze |
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| 1965 Sandhamn | White Lady (DEN) Ole Berntsen |
Denmark Aage Birch |
Sweden Jörgen Sundelin |
| 1967 Toronto | Williwaw (USA) George S. Friedrichs J.R. Schreck Barton Jahncke |
United States Robert Mosbacher |
France Sence |
| 1969 Palma de Mallorca | Aphrodite (USA) Robert Mosbacher George Francisco III David Saville |
Australia Cueno Bradbary Shaw |
East Germany Schwarz Pfeiffer Köpsel |
| 1971 Hobart | Debutante (SWE) Jörgen Sundelin Peter Sundelin Ulf Sundelin |
Australia Booth |
Denmark Holm |
| 1973 Athens | Crux (SWE) Roger Eliasson Johan Palmqvist Jerry Burman |
West Germany Oldenburg May Meyer |
Denmark Börresen |
| 1975 Rochester | Galejan 2 (SWE) Bengt Palmqvist Johan Palmqvist Björn Palmqvist |
Canada Burgess |
United States Craig |
| 1977 Thun | U-2 (AUT) Harry Ferreberger Franz Eisl Herbert Spitzbart |
West Germany Ulrich Hofmann Hösch |
Switzerland Wittwer Wittwer Wittwer |
| 1979 Geelong | Kirribilli (AUS) Robert Porter Ian Porter Robbie Antill |
West Germany Glas |
West Germany Stülcken |
| 1981 Trawemünde | Sandokan (FRG) Marcus Glas Mucki Binder Heiner Henwig |
Denmark B. Börresen O. Börresen Goodall |
Sweden Clander Hansson Nordin |
| 1983 Vancouver | Mistral (CAN) Bob Burgess Nigel Brown Shane Korman |
Australia Stiffe |
Australia Wilmot |
| 1985 Douarnenez | Cato (FRG) Wolf Rappel Michael Lipp Michael Obermeier |
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| 1987 Geelong | Nordjyllong (DEN) Valdemar Bandolowski Soren Hvalso Erik Hansen |
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| 1989 Torbay | Danish Blue (DEN) Poul Richard Høj Jensen Erik Hansen |
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| 1991 | Krystle (AUS) Stephen Boyes Stephen Jackson Stephen Peel |
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| 1993 Trawemünde | Senior BB (DEN) Jesper Bank Ole Börresen Börge Börresen |
Denmark Poul Richard Høj Jensen Claus Hoj-Jensen Sebastian Ziegelmayer |
Germany Andreas van Eicken Rolf Schöppler Johan van Eicken |
| 1995 Perth | Karabos VIII (AUS) Nick Rogers Leigh Behrens Andrew Burnett |
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| 1997 | Sanne (DEN) Jesper Bank Claus Olsen Ole Borresen |
Denmark Poul Richard Høj Jensen |
Germany Markus Glas |
| 1999 Fort-de-France | Maria (DEN) Claus Hoj-Jensen Bo Baker Andersen Jes Hovgaard |
Netherlands Fred Imhoff Richard van Ry Sven Machielsen |
Denmark Peter Holm Maria Holm Sören Kästel |
| 2001 Hornbæk | Germany Malte Philipp Torsten Imbeck Enver Adakan |
Germany Werner Fritz Dieter Schoen Andreas Huber |
Denmark Frank Eriksen |
| 2003 Hobart | Chrisco (GER) Dieter Schön Vincent Hoesch Andreas Huber |
Australia Nick Rogers Leigh Behrens Peter Lilley |
Kirribilli II (AUS) David Graney Martin Graney Murray Jones |
| 2005 Neustadt | African Queen (DEN) Jørgen Schönherr Anders Kaempe Axel Waltersdorph |
Occasion (GER) Harm Müller-Spreer Markus Wieser Thomas Auracher |
HLL-Ariston (GER) Vincent Hoesch Harro Kniffka Max Scheibmair |
| 2007 Dun Laoghaire | Sinewave (GER) Tommy Müller Vincent Hoesch Max Sheibmayr |
Gaudium (SUI) Ulli Libor Stephan Hellriegel Frank Butzmann |
Rumours (GBR) Len Jones Claus Høj Jensen Jamie Lea |
| 2009 Medemblik | Great Britain Poul Richard Høj Jensen Theis Palm Lars Jensen |
Ukraine Lars Hendriksen Michael Hestbæk Sergei Pugachev |
Denmark Jørgen Schönherr Axel Waltersdorph Christian Videbæk |
| 2011 Melbourne | Alfie (GBR) Lawrie Smith Timothy Tavinor Ossie Stewart |
Bunker Queen (UKR) Markus Wieser Sergey Pugachev Matti Paschen |
My-Way (DEN) Frank Berg Søren Holm Søren Kæstel |
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Famous quotes containing the word dragon:
“And then at last our bliss
Full and perfect is,
But now begins; for from this happy day
The old Dragon underground,
In straiter limits bound,
Not half so far casts his usurped sway,
And, wroth to see his kingdom fail,
Swinges the scaly horror of his folded tail.”
—John Milton (1608–1674)
“Sir Eglamour, that worthy knight,
He took his sword and went to fight;
And as he rode both hill and dale,
Armed upon his shirt of mail,
A dragon came out of his den,
Had slain, God knows how many men!”
—Samuel Rowlands (1570?–1630?)
“The dragon wing of night o’erspreads the earth.”
—William Shakespeare (1564–1616)