Guernsey's sailors set their sails and sights on Gold in Rhodes.

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With the likes of Dale Garland and Lee Merrien competing medal hopes are high for Guernsey.

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It all started over an argument over which athletes of which sport were in the best condition!

Previously known as Sphairistiké it also had a court which was shaped like an hourglass.

Parts from four different sports went into this one which used to be called Mintonette.

Whiff Whaff and Gossima are other names for this relatively young sport.

Having been invented in Harrow School around 1830, it made its debut appearance in 2005 Games.

It was actually known as yachting until 2000, when the name was officially changed.

A very young competitive sport but with roots going back thousands of years.