Built in 2004, Ocean Horse is the fourth hull of the 78’ miniseries, one of the most successful Southern Wind projects, that boasts the design partnership of Reichel Pugh Design and Nauta Design. Designed as a cruiser-racer, she is ideal for blue-water navigation and competitive races. A versatile deck plan incorporates a large guest cockpit protected by a recessed dodger, a generous sunbed area and a separated sailing cockpit with dual steering wheels.
The saloon center boat makes use of the full beam of the yacht. This area accommodates an 8/10 dining table and a comfortable conversation area.
The layout of Ocean Horse includes two guest cabins amidships: a twin cabin with additional Pullman bunk and a double bunk cabin; they both enjoy an en-suite head.
The owner’s cabin forward has abundant room for two separate bunks (one double and one single bunk), storage spaces and an ensuite bathroom.
The crew area aft includes a functional galley, the nav station and two crew cabins.
She enjoys an excellent reputation in the racing field, thanks to remarkable results of major races such as the Maxi Rolex Cup (Winner of 2005 Palma Superyacht Cup, first in the Mini Maxi IRC class in 2007 edition and winner of Mini Maxi Rolex World Championship Cup in 2011 edition).