Eligibility
Each participant must be a member of a recognized United States Sailing Association, (US Sailing) yacht club and must have a valid PHRF rating.

Entries
Eligible boats may be entered by completing the official Entry Form (Click Here) and submitting it together with the required fee and a copy of their current PHRF rating certificate, to Voyagers Yacht Club.

Entries for the series must be received by Voyagers Yacht Club no later than Saturday, February 3, 2001, prior to the Warning Signal.  The Series entry fee is $40.00, ($35.00 for US Sailing members).

Entries for individual races must be received by Voyagers Yacht Club prior to the Warning Signal of the race entered.  An individual race entry fee is $10.00.

Class Divisions and Ratings
The PHRF "Dual Rating" system of handicapping will apply.  Class breakdowns, PHRF A, PHRF B, etc. as determined by the Race Committee will be posted at the Committee boat prior to the first race of the series.  If the yacht's rating is changed during the series, the Race Committee must be notified and a copy of the new PHRF certificate must be provided prior to the next race.  Failure to do so may result in disqualification for the series.  Initial class assignments will not be changed irrespective of rating changes.

History of Race
In 1949, Voyagers started the San Clemente Island race for the purpose of getting the larger yachts into overnight racing. The newer lightweight boats with prohibitive time allowances have since diminished the impressive sight of the "Big Ones" booming across the starting line. This race was won by Humphrey Bogart's Santana, in 1950, 51,and 52, thus retiring the Trophy. In 1957, upon Bogart's untimely demise, Lauren Bacall deeded the Cup back to the Club that "Bogey" enjoyed racing and drinking with. This trophy was later to establish the Humphrey Bogart Series that is raced today under the auspices of Voyagers Yacht Club.