| YACHTRACE | Resort to try a cache in sailing contest (5,4) |
| SAFESTORE | Secure hidden cache in a reliable place to shop (4,5) |
| TRANCE | Tech head managed to empty cache in a daze (6) |
| TESORO | Cache in the Sierra Madre |
| TESTATRIX | She has a will to try a magician's artifices, we hear |
| AMUGSGAME | A fool and son willing to try a hopeless venture (1,4,4) |
| STIRCRAZY | Desperate to try a prison break, say |
| TASTELESS | To try a smaller portion is vulgar (9) |
| HEADREACH | In sailing, the distance made to windward while tacking |
| WHALEBOAT | Surprised exclamation, landing extremely large creature in sailing vessel |
| SCARECROW | Racer frantic in sailing dinghy for bird repellent |
| CABRIOLET | Old motor overworked boiler in sailing vessel (9) |
| ANDTERMINER | In English law before 1972, a commission issued to judges to try a case in a court of assize (3,8) |
| ARCRACE | Sailing contest, with a route from the Canaries to the Caribbean, run by the Atlantic Rally for Cruisers (1,1,1,4) |
| AMERICAS | Sailing contest held here in 2021, ___ Cup (8) |
| PHARMACOPOEIA | Injure a policeman in post office that is turning up a cache of drugs |
| CAPSULE | Foil cap on a wine bottle's cork; seedcase of a foxglove, poppy or violet; or, with "time", a cache of items representative of contemporary life, buried for future discovery (7) |
| STASH | Cash in a cache, e.g. |
| DRESSREHEARSAL | Prepare to try a little girl in a final runthrough, at some stage (5-9) |
| REGATTA | Sailing contest (7) |
