1990 Baltic 50' Custom Judel/Vrolijk 50

Crazy Horse

 

1990 Baltic

50' (15.24m) Custom Judel/Vrolijk 50 - Crazy Horse

Crazy Horse is a custom offshore racing sailboat designed by Judel/Vrolijk and built in 1990 by Baltic Custom Yachts in Finland.  The boat is an exceptional example of Finnish craftsmanship in a competitive offshore racer.


Vessel ID# 2811970      Last Updated: 2024-04-01 10:33:34

$ 250,000 USD

€ 234,851 Euros
$ 344,094 CAD
£ 201,109 GBP

Description

Crazy Horse is a custom offshore racing sailboat designed by Judel/Vrolijk and built in 1990 by Baltic Custom Yachts in Finland. The boat is an exceptional example of Finnish craftsmanship in a competitive offshore racer. Since acquiring the boat in 2012, the current owner, (a shipyard owner) has been meticulously upgrading and maintaining the boat to a very high standard. A case in point: the boat has been "dry-sailed" since the current owner acquired her.


Unlike many of her stripped out racing competitors, Crazy Horse has the added feature of a proper main salon, minimal galley and a private cabin and enclosed head. Being built by Baltic, the quality of the joinery rivals that of any luxury cruising yacht. Weights of these cruising amenities are in the middle of the boat so as not to compromise the sailing performance of the boat. The ends are kept spartan and light as you would expect in a world-class racing boat.


Starting in the bow, the forepeak is virtually empty with the exception of two folding pipe berths. These would be appropriate for mooring / dockside use or while underway downwind in light to moderate conditions. There are also storage cubbies, port and starboard, at the aft end of the forepeak for crew gear, equipment tools, etc. (If anyone were interesting in increasing cruising capabilities, the forepeak has plenty of room to be retrofitted with a forward cabin and head)

Aft of the forepeak, is the main salon with a comfortable L-shaped settee to port and a straight settee to starboard. There are folding pipe-berths above and outboard of both settees. all settees and berths have lee cloths for comfortable offshore sleeping.


On the port side, aft of the main salon on the port side is a modest L-shaped galley with an Alpes stainless steel 3-burner propane stove with oven and electric propane solenoid, a single basin stainless steel sink and a stainless steel lined ice box. (The ice box previously had a cold plate and could be reconfigured to have refrigeration).  

Aft of the galley on the port side is a proper nav station with full electronics, navigation and communications equipment (See Electronics list for details)


Aft of the nav station is a double berth which can be configured as two single berths with a lee-cloth separator. Above the double berth is a folding pipe berth for racing.


On the Starboard side, aft of the main salon is the head with sink, toilet and plenty of storage. The head has doors opening inboard to the main cabin as well as aft to a private cabin

Aft of the head, is a private cabin with a double berth which can be configured as two single berths with a lee-cloth separator. Above the double berth is a folding pipe berth for racing. The cabin also features a small settee for sitting as well as a hanging locker and storage shelves. The cabin has direct access inboard to the main cabin and forward directly into the head.


The deck layout is what you would expect in a competitive ocean racing sailboat. The cockpit is wide and open and utmost consideration is given to efficient sail handling. All halyards, reefing lines and boom vang controls are lead aft to new Harken winches either side of the main companionway. New Harken primary winches are powered by a new Harken pedestal in the forward end of the cockpit. Secondary winches aft of the primaries are likewise new and by Harken. At the aft end of the cockpit is a large elk-hide wrapped steering wheel. Steering is comfortable whether sitting to weather on the side-deck or standing aft, going downwind. Running backstay winches are aft of the steering wheel clustered near centerline.

Data Sheet

HIN/IMO: XYB500011290

LOA: 50' 0" (15.24 Meters)

Type: Sail - Used

Year: 1990

Draft Max: 8' 11"

Cabins: 1

Single Berths: 4

Double Berths: 2

Heads: 1

Fuel Type: Diesel

Hull Material: Composite

Displacement: 24636

Dry Weight: 22011

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Crazy Horse

Engines

Engine 1

  • Engine Make: Yanmar
  • Engine Model: 4JH2E
  • Engine Year: 2009
  • Engine Type: Inboard
  • Drive Type: V
  • Power HP: 50.00
  • Power KW: 37.29
  • Fuel Type: Diesel
  • Hours: 1329.00
  • Engine Location: Middle

Full Details

Recent Upgrades/Improvements

  • 2022- various running rigging upgraded for second time.
  • (All running rigging has been replaced at least once)
  • 2018 - New EPIRB 
  • 2018 - new antal halyard clutches 
  • 2018 - replace all main sheet blocks
  • 2017 - new harken traveler and blocks,
  • 2017 - new track and car for outhaul in boom 
  • 2017 - 6 new harken winches and harken pedestal for primaries 
  • 2017 - All running lights changed to LED LOPOLIGHTS 
  • 2017 - Mast painted and rod rigging replaced 
  • 2017 - Topsides painted 
  • 2017 - New aere inflatable fenders 
  • 2017 - Deck painted 
  • 2017 - Rudder removed and all parts replaced 
  • 2017 - X2 mastervolt 12/5000 li/ion batteries, 
  • 2017 - new alternator to support batteries,
  • 2017 - mastervolt charge master 12-100-3, mastervolt monitoring. 
  • 2016 - new holding tank, toilet and toilet plumbing 
  • 2016- lifesling
  • 2016 - B & G H5000 
  • 2016 - B & G autopilot 
  • 2016 - forestay load cell installed 
  • 2016 - All new interior lighting red/white
  • 2015 - bow sprit added
  • 2015 - bottom job done, boat always dry sailed since ownership 
  • 2015 - Sailor fleet one sat phone, new terminal 2022 
  • 2014 - ICOM VHF 
  • 2014 - Jonbuoy 
  • 2013 - Lifesling
  • 2013 - Bilges painted
  • 2013 - Keel removed inspected and bolts torqued back to spec
  • 2013 - Engine removed serviced and painted 
  • 2013 - Keel faired bottom faired
  • 2023 - floor boards replaced  



Mast and Rigging

  • Mast is a three spreader masthead rig by Hall Spars.
  • Mast was repainted in 2017
  • All rod rigging replaced in 2017
  • Boom repainted and new hardware in 2017



Electronics

  • Simrad Chartplotter on B&G Display
  • Complete B&G sailing electronics
  • Alpine Stereo 
  • Xantrax Freedom HF Inverter
  • ICOM VHF
  • Raymarine Autopilot
  • KVH FleetOne TracPhone (satellite)



Sail Inventory

All Sails are by North

  • Mainsail 3DL  2017
  • A-1 Asymmetric spinnaker superLite/ Kote SL50  2017
  • A-5 Asymmetric spinnaker Maxi Kote 150P  2016
  • Future Fibre Cable  2016
  • A-0 Asymmetric spinnaker CZ 60Aramid  2015
  • A-3 Asymmetric spinnaker 700Airex  2015
  • A-4 Asymmetric spinnaker Norlon 150  2015
  • Karver KF 1 Furler w/ snap  2015
  • Karver KF 5 Furler w/ snap  2015
  • Spinnaker Staysail  2015
  • Heavy Genoa 140% 3DL  2014
  • Jib Top Reacher 140% 3DL  2014
  • Light Genoa 155% 3DL  2014
  • A-1 asymmetric spinnaker Airex 650  2014
  • A-2 Asymmetric spinnaker Airex 700  2014
  • J-4 Heavy Weather Jib 3DL  2014
  • J-3 98% 3DL  2013
  • Mainsail 3DL  2013
  • Med Hvy Genoa 3DL  2013



Hull and Deck Construction

  • Kevlar/R-glass over Divinycell sandwich, utilizing vacuum bagged poxy resin
  • Differing density Divincell utilized depending on load characteristics in different areas of the hull and deck. 
  • White hull painted with AWL-Grip (snow white 2017)
  • New keel designed by Judel/Vrolijk in 2002
  • 1200 lbs of internal ballast was removed and 900 lbs of lead added to base of keel in small bulb,
  • Lead fin keel, min. 4-6% antimony in keel
  • Bronze spacer between keel and hull,
  • Balanced spade rudder
  • Light grey non-skid decks



Recent Racing Record

2022 - Newport Bermuda race 4th in class 

2018 - Block Island Race 2nd place IRC 5 

2018 - Newport Bermuda Race 1st in class 

2018 - NYYC annual regatta ORR 1st place 

2016 - Block island race, team race winners 

2016 - Newport Bermuda Onion patch winning team 

2016 - Newport Bermuda Race 5th to finish overall 

2016 - NYYC annual regatta ORR 3rd 

2014- Ida Lewis distance race 2nd PHRF Division, best elapsed time PHRF 


Miscellaneous Equipment

  • 12 man valise style liferaft 
  • 6 spinlock inflatable lifejackets
  • Winche handles
  • X4 Inflatable Fenders
  • Most sheets needed for sailing
  • Spare battens
  • Various spares, boat specific parts.  



Miscellaneous

Varnish:

For a boat of this age, the joinery and varnish is in remarkable shape. There are only two areas on noticeable wear in high traffic areas:

  • Galley
  • Companionway

See photos.


Mechanical Disclaimer

Engine and generator hours are as of the date of the original listing and are a representation of what the listing broker is told by the owner and/or actual reading of the engine hour meters. The broker cannot guarantee the true hours. It is the responsibility of the purchaser and/or his agent to verify engine hours, warranties implied or otherwise and major overhauls as well as all other representations noted on the listing brochure.


Contact Us

For more information about this yacht please contact Sean Fawcett.
We look forward to working with you!

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Yacht Broker

East Coast Yacht Sales
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Manchester MA 01944 USA
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Email: sfawcett@ecys.com

Sean Fawcett joins ECYS after four decades in the yachting industry. Sean has held positions as a yacht captain, boatbuilder, yacht designer, yacht charter broker and educator and is excited to bring his experience to the ECYS team.

EARLY LIFE AND EDUCATION

Growing up in Manchester, Mass. and summering on Penobscot Bay in Maine, Sean learned to sail at an early age, was a summer sailing instructor at the Camden Yacht Club and always had his eye on a career in boating.

Sean graduated from The University of Pennsylvania where he was on the lightweight crew and was captain of the Penn Sailing team. Summer jobs often included running offshore racing yachts, as well as commissioning and delivering yachts up and down the eastern seaboard.


PROFESSIONAL ACHIEVEMENTS

After college, Sean began his yacht design career with Pedrick Yacht Designs in Newport, RI where he contributed to such notable designs as Stars and Stripes ’87 for the America’s Cup and the IOR Maxi boats “Sovereign” and “Drumbeat”. After ten years, he continued his design career with his own company, Fawcett Designs where he was part of the technology team for the America3 Americas Cup campaign.

Sean is joining us after ten years at The Landing School where he was Yacht Design Instructor, Director of Education and, most recently, President.

As a designer, Sean learned that it is imperative to understand how the performance of the boat matches the objectives of the owner. As such, Sean has raced or cruised with clients in almost every ocean in the world including competing in multiple SORC’s, Bermuda Races, Halifax Races, Kenwood Cups and Fastnet Races. Sean brings these same analytical skills to Yacht Brokerage, assuring that the boat matches the mission of the client.

Sean is excited to share his knowledge and passion for the sea with you on your journey in boating.


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