Cruising:

• "Brilliant", 68' LOA S&S design schooner
  
• "Kim", 70' LOA custom Hoek design ketch
  
• "Heroina", 80' LOA German Frers own yacht, full inventory
  
• "Magic Cat" 82ft catamaran, Ollier design, full inventory
  
• Baltic 40, 51 and 64 Contest 43 an üd 60
  
• Hallberg Rassy 39 and 49 SL #81
  
• "Happy Joss", 86ft Judel Vrolijk design, full inventory
  Mirabella
• "Adjutor" 85' Langan design, full inventory
  
• "My Way" 75' Salthouse design, full inventory

Super Yachts:

• "Aquel II", in 1987 the world's largest yacht, full inventory
  
• "Mirabella, I & III", 130ft sloop Farr, full inventories
  
• "Sovereign", 121ft sloop, Dubois, full inventory
  
• "Philanderer", 130ft sloop Farr, 3 x full inventories
  
• "Hetairos", 145ft ketch, Bruce King
  
• "Shenandoah", 165ft three masted schooner built in 1902, full inventory
  
• "Windstar", Holland America, 440ft sailing cruise ship, 5 x full inventories
  
• "Christine" 110ft sloop

Maxi:

• "Mylene", 83ft sloop Vaton
  
• "Sorcery" 85ft sloop Mull
  
• "Cassiopea" 80ft sloop Davidson

Racing:

America's Cup

• 1987 : Jim Lidgard appointed Loft Manager-Designer for New Zealands BNZ Challenge KZ7.
  
  
• 1992: Test sails for "Team New Zealand".
  
  
• 1995: "Tag Heuer" - Jim Lidgard appointed Sail Designer/Loft Manager. With a budget up to 6 times smaller than most of the opposition, "Tag Heuer" was 3rd in Challenger semi-finals. Only one mainsail was used throughout 3 Round Robins, one headsail did 36 windward beats.
  
  
• 2002: Test sails for Team Prada.
  

Whitbread/Volvo Round the World Race

• 1981 - 1982 : "Ceramco New Zealand", Peter Blake, full inventory, Lost her mast on the first leg winner of the t wwo Southern Ocean legs, no sail failure during the race, all other 29 entrants had a minimum of two major sail failures.
  
  
• 1993 - 1994 : 2 identical Whitbread 60 for Chris Dickson, full inventories "New Zealand Endeavour", 1st overall and winner of the Maxi Class; "Tokio", Chris Dickson, 3rd Whitbread 60.
  Spinnakers and asymmetrics for "New Zealand Endeavour", "Yamaha", "Tokio", "Brooksfield" and "Galicia Pescanova"
  
  
• 1998 - 1999: Full inventories for "Kvaerner Innovation", Knut Frostad, 4th overall.
  

Multihulls

• "Enza" 80' Catamaran, Sir Peter Blake, Jules Verne Trophy, first yacht to circumnavigate the World in less than 80 days.
  
  
• 1995 "Fuji Colour" Open 60 î Trimaran, full inventory
  
  
• 2001 , "Team Adventure" 110' LOA, Randy Smythe, 3rd "The Race" ; 2001 "PlayStation", Steve Fosset, 125' Catamaran, Trans Atlantic record.
  
  
• 2002 "Rogntudjuuu" 50' LOA Ocean 50, Auckland to Noumea record.

Olympic Games

1992 Olympic Games in Barcelona:
Silver medal 470 Ladies NZ - JIBS
Silver medal 470 Mens USA - JIBS

World Championships

Two wins World OK Dinghy Championships
Win Flying Eighteen Footers, 1972
Win 470 World Championships
Win Paper Tigers Catamaran World Championships
Win 1991 World Two Ton - "Larouge"
Win 1993 World Two Ton Cup - "Larouge" Larouge was also the top points scoring yacht in the 1993 Admirals Cup until she lost her mast 100 miles from the finish of the Fastnet Race

2002 - First - New Zealand Farr 3.7 Nationals
2002 - First - Australian Cherub Nationals
2002 - First - in Class and overall, Transpac Race, "Bull" Sydney 40'
2001 - First - IRC Australian Nationals, "Eu Na Mara" 50' Fyfe design
2001 - sec- In Class, Hamilton Island series, "Icon" 65' Robert Perry design
1995 - Line - Sydney Hobart, "Tasmania" (ex "New Zealand Endeavour")
1994 - First - Kenwood Cup, IMS F Division, "Medicine Man" Lidgard design
1993 - First - Kenwood Cup Trials NZ "Tyrannus" Mumm 36
1993 - First - Sydney to Hobart "New Zealand Endeavour"
1992 - First - Kenwood Cup, ULDB division, "Hokulele"
1992 - First - Kenwood Cup, C division "Larouge" Spinnakers
1990 - 2nd - Japan Cup IMS
1986 - First - Kenwood Cup, "Thunderbird" Farr 43'
1977 - First - Southern Cross Cup, "Smirnoff Again" Farr centre board One Tonner