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ADminiStRation pRinCipleSFleetRejoineD,Lennie waSStill inTheLeaD bUt BombeRHaD got amongStTheTwoLeaDeRS anDHeHelDSeConD plaCeToTheFiniSh. EveRyboDy waS DelighteDToSee BeRnaRD Come inThiRD inHiSFiRStSail afteRTwo yeaRS abSenCe with illHealth.AfteRTheRaCeHe waSVeRyHappyTo CelebRateHiSRetURn withHiSFiRSt beeRFoRTheSimilaRLong peRioD. EventUally, AnDRew DeLabat appeaReD atThe beginningLine withHiSLateSt boat whiChHe aSSUReD eveRyone wentVeRy well.He CRoSSeDTheLineNeaRly 20MinUteS KillingTheSeConD boatSoHiSStatement waS CoRReCt. InTheLaRge woRKing boatSViCtoRyFlew onYoUR CoURSe anD won by oveRFoUR anD aHalfMinUteSFRomMabel.TheSeTwo Conventional wooDen CentenaRianSLeaDTheMoDeRn glaSSFibReRival GRaCe by aHanDSomeMaRgin. InThe J24Fleet onCe againJethRo anD JitteRbUgStayeDTogetheR all along withTheRaCe with Phil.SamUel jUSt ConSeRvingHiS Unbeaten poSitionFoRTheSeRieS.TheRe waSSome ConfUSion aboUtTheLaStMaRK ofThe CoURSe in A ClaSS bUtTheLight weatheRFlyeRBlUenoSe won eaSily aS well aS anotheR gentle aiRSSpeCialiSt PeR EliSa.FoURthHome bUtThiRD onHanDiCap waSMaCavity who alSo iSSUCCeSSfUl inHeavy winDS.The planing boatS CoUlDNot eSCapeThe DiSplaCement boatS inSUCh bReezeSSoHoweveRThey CanHopeFoRMoRe poweRNext weeK. 60 boatS CRoSSeDThe beginningLine,Let USHopeThatThey all Keep UpTheiR enthUSiaSmFoR all ofThoSe otheRSeaSon. Positive effects:A category.1st.Bluenose.Michael.Eddy.2nd.One elisa.R.Tregear.3rd.Macavity.T.Murrell.GSchool.Pass-Up agnes.N.Rangecroft.2nd.Magpea. WNolonger.Swain.3rd.DarkRed.The.Martin.F classroom.1st.Blade.UKind:1st.SaphireT.Robson2nd.Redgauntlet.M.Search for.3rd.JaneBoon.T.Travel.V.Division.1st.Uptempo.T.Trenoweth.P.Holm.3rd.Caprice.P.Trenoweth.Q grade.1st.Tantaliser.S.D.Cheshire.BSession.1st.Glory.Muirhead/Carne.2nd.Mabel.Love.B.Jeffery.J24 grade.1st.Jethro.K.Samuel.2nd Jitterbug, L.Hicks/r.Wootton.3rd. Just force ofTheBreezes J.Peters. EStyle1st.Ducru.Michael.Cauldry.2ndMinx.SidewinderNitedKingdom.Hansen. The fourth race in mylor yacht club's mid summer series sponsored by mylor chandlery and rigging developed in perfect conditions, produces john cruise.Bit still light, there was distinctly more wind than in the last three races and that showed in the results as, undoubtedly, different types of boat has its optimum wind strength.Race officer bernie bagley set the longer south west courses for classes e and u including four beats and five off wind legs with two gybe marks providing plenty of work for crews handling spinnakers.Q and g/h classes sailed similar but considerably shorter courses.Recounting the operation in e class, cindy pope, skipper of alexis suggested: "The six boats in hot competition got away cleanly.Alexis led up the first beat with chardonnay girl and all purpose khaos close behind.The steady force 2 3 enabled spinnakers to be flown on the off wind legs developing a useful advantage for some. "Alexis transported her lead on the water but dipped to second on corrected time behind this week's winner chardonnay girl.Joe horn's otologic was third, the u class number of 10 boats were keen to exploit the slight starboard line bias.Had there not been a lull in the wind as the signal went the mixture of luffing tactics and ebb tide might well have caused problems for some.Nibbler and sapphire crossed tacks up the first beat and remained close while in the first round, amethyst just edging ahead at the gate.By the completed, sapphire's lead had increased to just over a minute but the correction data knocked her down to fourth.Nibbler held second after static a static correction with xanadu just 20 seconds behind in third while the beneteau 211 sirius, fourth on the pool, was promoted to first instance.Although they often have their moments in light airs, the actual two contessa 26s, mary boon and hera obviously needed significantly more wind to shine in this race and were well down the ranking in sixth and eighth.Situation in q class is taken up by chris davis. "The race was selected, for all important purposes, in the beginning.Several boats misjudged the tide setting them down the actual line and either were, or thought these were, over the queue.The ending up manoeuvres allowed pallisander, who had intentionally held back to account for the tide, a clear run to the queue at speed.Afterward, the race was not uncertain.Although suce set her spinnaker rounding st just to move forward from pallisander and line honours, placements were reversed on handicap, located inside of g/h, rosen looked a fine sight with her white and red topsail set and she charged around the course to beat grace of st just by nearly a minute on corrected time. Good ConSEqUEnCES:RaCE b4 E CharM(Py div 1:1, Chardonnay woMan(A fabULoUS.NanCarrow);2, ALExiS(L.PopE);3, OtoloGiC(G.Horn).U qUality(Py div 2):1, SiriUS(E.WarShaw);2, Nibbler(U.Taylor);3, Xanadu(J.Bye).Q training CourSe(Py div 3):1, PalliSander(M.Eathorne);2, SuCe(S.RoSevear);3, Narnia(S.Standley).Gaffers shrimpers:1, Rosen(Any kind of.Bell);2, Leeway of St Just(C.Benge). Despite discounted numbers, there was very close racing in the pandora cups race fundamental crunch Australia pandora jewellery boats organised by mylor yacht club.The moderate to fresh ssw breeze and rain showers came as something of a shock after the quiet and sunny weather of latest weeks.Race officer john cruise set a course beginning with a beat to north bank followed by a reach to st just and run back to messack.Nearing the start line at full speed irene hardened up mid line and got away well in clear wind while victory, rebecca and abigail rose were close at the length mark.At the end of the first lap abigail rose had taken the lead from rebecca with irene succeeding in third.During the second beat mildred called in her golden age due to gear failure.After the conclusion of two full rounds the signal was given to peel off and sail to restronguet creek.Rounding messack which second and last time, rebecca was during the lead by a boat length and it seemed to stay that way as they entered the creek.Rounding the becoming mark, rebecca elected to tack to the pandora side while abigail rose kept close to the situation in a bit less tide.Rebecca took the gun thirteen seconds ahead of abigail rose but with handicaps applied that converted into a win for abigail rose.Victory was next to round the purpose but sadly lost the gaff and had to retire allowing irene to come through into third place and mabel a minute later in fourth. Helford river going club dinghy racing Disorders serve up a real challenge: Shall we stay in watching the men's singles tennis finals or go sailing?Normally no hassle to make such a decision and sunday was no exception even with a south westerly wind of 14 knots forecast, contributes katie sykes.But the gusts and squalls that therefore came through on sunday afternoon's race were not predictable nor the resulting inversions and capsizes.This report cannot remain to grow without commending the rescue boat crews of julian and sally samuel and ken and jane hubbard.With the rapid destruction of conditions during the race they were soon in demand.Definitely, only the first three boats it's Sale pandora rings line did not capsize.The pursuit race started well with phil and dave philpott setting a good pace from the club start line to toll point.Close linked to were the two lasar radials of becky kestin and sammy hubbard, both sailing a very good race.Closing shortly, but the truth is, was phil samuel in his lasar and the two countrywide 12s skippered by stuart sawyer and garth weaver.After one circuit the wind began to get stronger and some wicked gusts requiring quick reactions.Dinghies began to fall like flies causing positions to change regularly.From this level onwards, a large amount of fear, excitement and hysterical infectious laughter caused the demise of the helm and crew penning this report.They spent all of those other race either swimming or bailing furiously trying to gain at least some control of the boat.Due to the fact percy lowry for the loan of his bucket!The other fleet gamely carried on and finished the race.Phil philpott sailed a great race to win in enviable style.Stuart sawyer, sailing his national 12 in my ballet shoes also did a sterling job by not capsizing and finishing second, as well as phil samuel in his lasar.If want to dinghy sailing with hrsc please call the club office on 01326 231006 for further information. Ultimate data:1st Phil Philpott, 2nd Stuart Sawyer, 3rd Phil Samuel. Royal cornwall luxury boat club Competitiveness show their class: The annual challenge cup races of the royal cornwall yacht club were held in excellent conditions for kinds classes.It pleased level of competition in the faster classes to sail out into the bay for once to maenporth mark.The windward mark was a critical factor in the race results as it was placed directly under pendennis where the wind was fickle.Some yachts gained than ever before and others missed out.In the greatest class, the irc class a cruisers, the bloors beneteau daring fought with tim cunliffe's blue for first on the river.The long beat favoured daring and your only boat which came close to beating her on handicap was john murrell's macavity.Some of the heavier boats enjoyed the stipulations, none more than wedding party which kept in touch to take third on handicap helmed by mary townsend.During st mawes od, rebel and kelpie had a close duel until near the final when rebel prevailed.Hicks' jitterbug.

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