Colin McLeod Robertson was one of the 10 crew members aboard Sir Charles McIver’s Mouchette, which won the silver medal in the 12-metre class at the 1908 Olympics. An Ulsterman, Robertson was just one of four non-Merseyside-born crew members. He died at Dumbarton in 1951, which was, coincidentally, the birthplace of the Alfred Mylne, who designed Mouchette.
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- Sailor Colin McLeod Robertson was part of the crew of the boat that won silver in the 12 metres event at the London 1908 Games.
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