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Prince Harry at The J.P. Morgan Asset Management Round the Island Race

by World Wide Images on 3 Jul 2016
Prince Harry at The J.P. Morgan Asset Management Round the Island Race World Wide Images - copyright http://www.w-w-i.com
Today, Prince Harry was very happy to join the crew of FAST 40+ yacht 'Invictus' for the J.P. Morgan Round the Island Race, following a longstanding invitation from Sir Keith Mills. Invictus Games competitor Zoe Williams was also on board.

The J.P. Morgan Round the Island Race is one of the largest annual participation sporting events in the UK, with around 16,000 sailors taking part over the course of one day on as many as 1,600 yachts. Organised by the Island Sailing Club in Cowes, it is dubbed Britain's favourite yacht race.
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