- Boat type — Carriacou sloop, wooden hull
- Alternative spelling — Lady Madrina, in the press
- Launching — 1972
- Length — 32 feet, or approximately 9.8 meters
- Built by — to Windward, by Alwyn Enoe
- Name — unchanged since construction
- State — still to be found
1972: one of the first boats from Alwyn Enoe
Lady Nadrina was launched in 1972. It is now the oldest boat from Alwyn Enoe for which the year is known. The shipwright himself confirmed it in September 2026: a 32-foot sloop, which has always borne the same name.
Like the other boats of her early days, Lady Nadrina was not a racing sloop. These early boats were made for work: fishing, or transporting goods between the islands.
Those early boats, Lady Madrina, Summerwind, Misty Blue and Lazer were workhorses, built to fish or run cargo.
Jan Hein, All At Sea, January 2011
A name on a plaque
Lady Nadrina is among the twelve boats engraved on the plaque of the first Lifetime Achievement Award, presented to Alwyn Enoe in 2019 by the Carriacou Regatta Festival.
What remains to be found
The successive owners, the use of the boat, and its fate remain unknown. Any information or photographs that could complete this record are welcome.
Contact — Lady Nadrina
No website, page, or public address is known for this boat.
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Sources
- Alwyn Enoe, information confirmed to the association in September 2026
- All At Sea, January 1, 2011, Jan Hein: Shipwright Alwyn Enoe Passes the Torch
- Plaque for the Lifetime Achievement Award presented to Alwyn Enoe in 2019
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