Accomplished sailor Louise Morton has won the 2010 Ladies Day Trophy award at Cowes Week; one of the UK’s longest running sporting events and the world’s best known sailing regatta. 

Now in its fifth year, the Ladies Day Trophy celebrates the achievements and contributions of women in sailing.

Three times winner of the Women's Open Keelboat Championship, Louise truly deserves this award for her dedication to the sport.

On show with Standard Horizon, Stand G067 at The 2010 Southampton Boat Show

Remaining at the cutting edge of electronic innovation, Standard Horizon is proud to announce the launch of the first DSC-GPS portable VHF to the European market, the HX851E.

This remarkably compact floating radio offers all the outstanding features of other members of the handheld family from Standard Horizon, like 6W transmitter output power, face up floating, fully waterproof and ease of use.  It also includes a built-in 12 channel GPS receiver and Class D encoder and decoder for sending and receiving DSC distress calls and other calls, such as Position Poll and Request Calls

‘The Heart of the Regatta’ and longest running RSL station in the UK

Streaming now!  With memorable material stretching back over the years, Cowes Radio is already streaming on the Internet. “With over a million minutes downloaded last Cowes Week, and the explosion of audio visual media content on the Internet this decade, I’m confident we’ll see that record truly smashed!” commented Steve Ancsell, the “Godfather’ of Cowes Radio.

Cowes Radio celebrates 25 years at the worlds’ greatest regatta, Cowes Week, and goes on air this Friday on 87.7FM as the longest running RSL station in the UK.