There have been many more A-Raters than the ones listed. Here are some of the other A-Raters that have been mentioned in various magazines journals and accounts. But of these little is really known.
Mona Won the Queens Cup in 1893
Folly Won the Queens Cup in 1894
Tiger Cat Won the Queens Cup in 1895
Caprice II Won the Queens Cup in 1896, 1897 and 1898
Alksling helmed by W.T.Clarke won the Queens Cup in 1901
Alannah owned by Paul Waterlow
Elsie owned by W.H. Wheeler
Vera owned by E.E. Cook
Medje owned by C.P. Gosnell
Yvonne owned by E.M Bond
Merrythought owned by M.Browne
Sorceress
Challenge
Ruby Built 1870
Ma Mie 1905 Designed and Built by Burgoine for Pinto Leite of the Thames Sailing Club. Her Rig was reduced to allow her to sail as a B-Rater in 1914 and was sailed by A.W. Horton in the 1920's. She was recorded sailing on the Thames in the mid 1950's.
Kia Ora Designed by Linton Hope and built by Burgoine in 1905 for Messrs Spooner, Tooth and Neville of the Thames Sailing Club Under spooners Helm she won the Queens Cup in 1906.
Delicia Built in 1905 for Messrs Hodges, Lewis and Stewart of Thamwes Sailing ClubShe was sailed in the 1920's by L.C. Kemp and later by R Ayton. Delicia had a rating of 0.95.
Moana Designed in 1906 by Linton Hope and built by Hart, Harden & Co for B.C. Windeler She was later owned by E. Hastle of the Thames Sailing Club.
Atalanta Built in 1912 for G.R.P. Preston of the Thames Sailing Club, In 1920 she was owned by A.J. Scott, and then in 1922 she was owned by H.S. Broome of the Upper Thames Sailing Club. Atalanta won the Queens Cup in 1923. Ownership then passed to S.D.H. Silander in 1929 and then onto Ian Fawcett of the Thames Sailing Club. The boat was badly damaged in a capsize and was then stored at Harts Boatyard until the 1950's when she was broken up.