CHARITY PURSUIT RACES
In
aid of Children In Need & Oakhaven Hospice
19 November 2006
Results - Keelboats
Dinghies
| Lymington
Town Sailing Club’s charity pursuit races one for dinghies and one for
keelboats, took place in perfect conditions on Sunday (November 19).
This form of racing has boats starting at different times according to their handicap and in theory at least they should all finish together. In the keelboat fleet, the main tussle was between Richard Jenner’s Contessa 28 Whisper and Don Wood’s Westmacott designed Windflower. Windflower started five minutes ahead of Whisper but was overtaken on the second run of the two hour race only to regain the lead on the next leg. Whisper duly overtook again on the last beat but a jammed halyard meant that she could not hoist her spinnaker allowing Windflower to overtake her for victory in the final few yards. The race and subsequent Dutch auction raised over £2,000 for Children in Need. |
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Results. 1, Windlfower (Westmacott) Don Wood. 2, Whisper (Contessa 28) Richard Jenner. 3, Moonraker (Folkboat) Mark Creader. |
Dinghy results. Fast fleet 1. Octopussy (RS800) Richard Keeton. 2, Toony (RS700) Nigel Walbank. 3, Deep Heat (RS700) Toby Collyer. |
Dinghy
results. Slow fleet. 1, Waverider V (Vareo) Richard Russell. 2, Gandalf (Wayfarer) John Sims. 3, Wayfarer, Nathan Gem. |
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Photos of Charity Pursuit Race 2006 - Richard Phillips |
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BE PREPARED FOR FUN AND GREAT SAILING!!
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Dinghy Charity Pursuit Race Parental Disclaimer form (if under 18 years old)
Supplementary
Sailing Instructions |
Keelboat Charity Pursuit Race
Keelboat Entry
Form
Solent Circuit Sailing Instructions Start Nos Class Flags and Start Times
Finish Time - 1230hrs |
Prize Giving will be at approx 1400hrs
For information about Racing at LTSC see Racing
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Dinghies sailed at LTSC
Last updated 12 February 2007
