For years, Sampson Boat Co was mainly about one thing: rebuilding Tally Ho. But in 2026, that story entered a completely different stage. The historic wooden yacht was no longer sitting in a workshop waiting to be restored. After years of construction and thousands of miles of sailing, Tally Ho finally made it back to the country where she was built. And now, with the boat back in UK waters, Leo Goolden and his crew are beginning the next chapter of the project, with the 2027 Fastnet Race getting closer.


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