….the Englishman, Irishman, Scotsman and an Italian? While most of the population were watching some football match last Thursday, the Englishman preferred sailing to football and the Irishman and the Scot preferred anything to watching England play football. The Italian said ‘What football competition?’ and went to set the course. Three minutes later they were off – the Scot got a good start, but was soon overtaken by the Englishman who had a faster boat. The Irishman went up the other side of the beat and was almost first to the mark. The Englishman set off downwind in the lead, but the Irishman had rigged his spinnaker in some strange Irish way – three times around the jib – and lost ground whilst his crew rectified it. As the race progressed, the Italian went ashore to watch the football and forgot about the sailing race. The Englishman continued to stretch his lead, but was never comfortably ahead. The Scot and the Irishman traded places numerous times depending on who had tacked on the right wind shift. After four laps, the Englishman was first across the line, with the Scot about 40 seconds later and the Irishman only 5 seconds behind that. However, once handicaps were calculated, the positions were reversed.
Waiting for wind
The weekend’s sailing at the club saw the conclusion of the first set of long series, but the damp forecast and lack of wind was enough to cause several would be sailors to find something else to do. Dave and Lynn Lawson secured the Spring Cup with two firsts, Hugh and Rhonwen did give them a challenge but managed to inexplicably tip their boat in and go for a swim.
Sunday’s racing was delayed waiting for wind, but when it did come in and settle from the West, there was a pleasant force 1/2. Malcolm Clayton concentrated so hard on ensuring that his son had uncleated the genny when they tacked, it slipped his mind that his new boat had a centre main which he had forgotten to uncleat – time for another capsize drill me thinks! The afternoon race was the Jimmy Lancaster Memorial Trophy, and as is the tradition, the fleet were sent around the lake. Ian Campbell broke away from the rest of the fleet with Mike Moore in hot pursuit, but no-one was able to catch them on the run down the lake. William Carruthers, still getting to grips with the RS, did try to reach down the lake, but with a lack of wind, and the challenge of going under the shade of Sale Fell, it did not prove to be a tactical move, and he duly tagged along behind the fleet for the rest of the race. He even experimented flying the genniker when close hauled – again, not a good tactical move! However, Joan Cowan took to the front on William’s boat while husband Toggle sat back and double checked her life insurance! She did say there would have to be a role reversal – she would lie down and have a snooze while Toggle made the tea that evening – did she get her way?
BARF PLATE
PN Boat Helm Class 1 2 3 4 5 6 Pts
1 167828 I MACPHERSON LAS DNS DNS DNS DNS 1 1 2
2 2324 R BLACKBURN LARK DNS DNS 2 DNS 2 4 4
3 125514 R BRYCE LAS DNS DNS DNS DNS 3 2 5
4 1117 K JAMIESON FF DNS DNS DNS DNS 4 3 7
5 103 A NICHOLSON VARIO DNS DNS 3 DNS 5 6 8
6 3521 P BURNELL FF DNS DNS 1 DNS DNS DNS 10
7 1125 JoHALLIDAY RS400 DNS DNS DNS DNS 6 5 11
8 1210 S HUNT RS400 DNS DNS DNS DNS OD DNS 12
Points for RTD = 0 0 4 0 7 7
Points for DSQ = 0 0 4 0 7 7
Points for DNS = 9
2 races to count
SPRING CUP
PN Boat Helm Class 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Pts
1 13176 D LAWSON GP DNS DNS DNS DNS 1 1 1 1 4
2 13839 H GODFREY GP DNS DNS 2 3 DNS DNS 2 2 9
3 13791 P SMITH GP DNS DNS 1 2 DNS DNS DNS DNS 23
4 913789 A SMITH LAS DNS DNS 3 1 DNS DNS DNS DNS 24
5 13161 S SPENCE GP DNS DNS DNS DNS 2 2 DNS DNS 24
6 12329 J WOOD GP DNS DNS 4 4 DNS DNS DNS DNS 28
7 13238 D NICHOLSON GP DNS DNS OD DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 33
8 13326 S WATSON GP DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS OD DNS 33
9 13142 R HODGKINS GP DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS RTD DNS 34
Points for RTD = 0 0 5 5 3 3 4 3
Points for DSQ = 0 0 5 5 3 3 4 3
Points for DNS = 10
4 races to count
FF BLENCATHRA TROPHY
PN Boat Helm Class 1 2 3 4 5 6 Pts
1 3560 I CAMPBELL FF DNS 2 1 DNS 1 1 3
2 3473 M MOORE FF DNS 4 3 DNS 2 2 7
3 3521 P BURNELL FF DNS 1 4 DNS 3 DNS 8
4 3332 W SOMERVILLE FF DNS 3 2 DNS DNS DNS 10
Points for RTD = 0 5 5 0 4 3
Points for DSQ = 0 5 5 0 4 3
Points for DNS = 5
3 races to count
MUSTARD POT
PN Boat Helm Class 1 2 3 4 5 6 Pts
1 13749 R DAWSON GP 1 DNS DNS 2 DNS DNS 15
2 13655 N LEWIS GP OD DNS DNS DNS DNS 1 16
3 13176 D LAWSON GP DNS DNS DNS DNS 1 OD 16
4 13327 M FAIRLAMB GP 2 DNS DNS 3 DNS DNS 17
5 13839 H GODFREY GP 3 DNS DNS 4 DNS DNS 19
6 13791 P SMITH GP RTD DNS DNS 1 DNS DNS 20
7 13238 D NICHOLSON GP RTD DNS DNS DNS 2 DNS 21
8 12007 M CLAYTON GP DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS RTD 27
9 913789 A SMITH LAS DNS DNS DNS RTD DNS DNS 31
9 13118 V BELL GP DNS DNS DNS RTD DNS DNS 31
10 13142 R HODGKINS GP RTD DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 31
Points for RTD = 7 0 0 7 3 3
Points for DSQ = 7 0 0 7 3 3
Points for DNS = 12
3 races to count
JIMMY LANCASTER MEMORIAL TROPHY
PN Boat Helm Class 1 Pts
1 3560 I CAMPBELL FF 1 1
2 3473 M MOORE FF 2 2
3 161866 M SOMERVILLE LAS 3 3
4 167828 I MACPHERSON LAS 4 4
5 137629 Ma FAIRLAMB LAS 5 5
6 1140 J CHRISTIE VORTEX 6 6
7 937 W CARRUTHERS RS400 7 7
8 2324 R BLACKBURN LARK RTD 9
Points for RTD = 9
Points for DSQ = 9
Points for DNS = 9
1 races to count
All Change?
With William Carruthers having just completed the move from Flying 15 to RS400, it seems there are several moves in the air. Dave Nicholson will be getting a new GP, Phil and Rich Hodgkins are between boats – will it be a GP?, Malcolm Clayton moving up to the Hodgkins boys’ boat. Will Michala take Malcolm’s boat, and will Roy Blackburn move from Lark to RS400?
With the arrival of William’s RS400, there was a lot of encouragement to get on the water and boost the fleet of RSs on the water. But when was he going to make that first move? Bridget couldn’t wait for him to ‘get his knickers wet!’ Would he be in shorts and T shirt? Daughter Emily had been promised the first sail, so everything had to wait until Sunday afternoon when she turned up and nervously got changed. But she did get in the boat, she did reluctantly fly the genniker, she did have to crawl on the foredeck to rerig the genniker after dad had forgotten to tie the ends of the sheets, she did sail the whole race, stayed upright, didn’t win but enjoyed it! Well done!
As for the rest of the weekend’s racing, there was plenty of sun, plenty of wind, some exciting courses, the odd capsize, some close racing, and innovative starting procedure by use of Herb’s whistle! Scott Beattie took three firsts from Paul Burnell to win the Mellor Mug, Mark Somerville won the Handicap Isel Cup with three firsts, but it was all on the last race in the GPs with David and Lynn Lawson taking the honours from Phil SMith and Toggle Cowan
FF MELLOR MUG
PN Boat Helm Class 1 2 3 4 Pts
1 3673 S BEATTIE FF 1 1 1 DNS 3
2 3521 P BURNELL FF 2 2 2 2 6
3 93673 J SOMERVILLE FF DNS DNS DNS 1 9
Points for RTD = 3 3 3 3
Points for DSQ = 3 3 3 3
Points for DNS = 4
3 races to count
ISEL CUP
PN Boat Helm Class 1 2 3 4 Pts
1 161866 M SOMERVILLE LAS 1 1 3 1 3
2 1140 J CHRISTIE VORTEX 2 2 1 3 5
3 1210 S HUNT RS400 3 3 2 2 7
4 501 N CURRIE RS400 4 5 4 4 12
5 2324 R BLACKBURN LARK 5 4 RTD 5 14
6 1125 JoHALLIDAY RS400 6 6 6 6 18
7 69960 M CHAPPEL MS DNS DNS 5 DNS 25
8 103 A NICHOLSON VARIO RTD RTD DNS DNS 26
9 937 W CARRUTHERS RS400 DNS DNS DNS 7 27
Points for RTD = 8 8 8 8
Points for DSQ = 8 8 8 8
Points for DNS = 10
3 races to count
GP14 COMMODORES PRIZE
PN Boat Helm Class 1 2 3 4 Pts
1 13176 D LAWSON GP 2 1 2 1 4
2 13791 P SMITH GP 1 2 1 2 4
3 13142 R HODGKINS GP 3 3 3 DNS 9
4 12329 J WOOD GP 4 5 6 4 13
5 13118 V BELL GP DNS DNS 5 3 19
6 13238 D NICHOLSON GP 5 4 DNS DNS 20
7 13326 S WATSON GP DNS DNS 7 5 23
8 913161 D SPENCE GP DNS OD DNS DNS 25
9 13371 J RILEY GP DNS DNS OD DNS 25
10 13733 A HODGKINS GP DNS DNS 4 DNS 26
Points for RTD = 6 6 8 6
Points for DSQ = 6 6 8 6
Points for DNS = 11
3 races to count
Tinkering About
At the end of the Whitsun break, and with all the glorious weather, a lot of sailors were obviously tinkering about at somewhere other than the club!
Those that did sail enjoyed some good racing. Toggle Cowan took to the helm for a change, sailing the first race with his wife Joan, and then the final race under the watchful eye of Robin Dawson – If only Toggle had listened to his helm he wouldn’t have been at the centre of so much ribbing – Toggle became a master at close rounding of marks, so much so that he is now the proud co-owner of a multi coloured boat! (i.e. coloured with paint that matches some of those marks he rounded so closely). Ken Bell did query whether competitors were allowed to move marks as well as the race officer, but Toggle assures us he did do turns for each of the marks that he came into contact with!
As the results show, only two boats sailed all four races and therefore were in the running for the Tinker Trophy this year – John Halliday in an RS400 and Jim Christie in a Vortex. Jim sailed consistently to take the trophy – so will he be at this year’s prize giving, or will he be ‘doing his hair’?
TINKER TROPHY
PN Boat Helm Class 1 2 3 4 Pts
1 1140 J CHRISTIE VORTEX 2 1 1 1 5
2 1125 JoHALLIDAY RS400 3 2 6 4 15
3 13118 V BELL GP DNS DNS 4 2 28
4 13733 A HODGKINS GP 4 DNS 3 DNS 29
5 913791 M COWAN GP DNS DNS 5 3 30
6 170613 S DUNNETT LAS 1 DNS DNS DNS 34
7 13142 R HODGKINS GP DNS DNS 2 DNS 35
8 4 P DILLON TOP DNS DNS DNS 5 38
9 66942 J FERGUSON LAS DNS DNS DNS RTD 40
10 2324 R BLACKBURN LARK DNS DNS RTD DNS 41
Points for RTD = 5 3 8 7
Points for DSQ = 5 3 8 7
Points for DNS = 11
4 races to count
Farewell to Thirteen?!
On Sunday afternoon there was a pennant race in aid of the RNLI which is usually sailed around the lake. As the sun shone, the wind picked up over the lunch hour (60mph gust according to the new weather station in the Clubhouse!), but with the wind blowing from the West the competitors were liable to suffer from some interesting downdraughts as the wind passed over Sale Fell.
It seems that drifting boats being passed by boats with helm and crew hanging out were the least of the problems during the race. Mark 10 was stated to be so far out of position that some helms never spotted it at all! Paul Burnell took advantage of its position and sailed up the middle of the lake to pass Mike Moore and Ian Campbell while they sat in a hole. Steve Hunt secured a massive lead only to find a calm patch at 13. However, he must have made good time on the way back, because when the results were calculated on a fleet handicap basis, his 6 minute lead was sufficient to win him the race.
Ian Campbell ‘enjoyed’ the experience so much he vowed to cherish it and never sail down the lake again!
Final results
RNLI PENNANT
PN Boat Helm Class 1 Pts
1 1210 S HUNT RS400 1 1
2 3521 P BURNELL FF 2 2
3 3473 M MOORE FF 3 3
4 3560 I CAMPBELL FF 4 4
5 167828 I MACPHERSON LAS 5 5
6 69960 M CHAPPEL MS 6 6
7 13118 V BELL GP 7 7
8 13176 D LAWSON GP 8 8
9 13013 J SEDGWICK GP 9 9
10 1125 JoHALLIDAY RS400 10 10
11 1 TBA TOP 11 11
12 2324 R BLACKBURN LARK RTD 13
Points for RTD = 13
Points for DSQ = 13
Points for DNS = 13
1 races to count
5 secs for fame
Sun and wind – what a combination to as a back drop to this weekend’s racing. Bean and Toggle took best advantage of a slight wind drop at the end of the first race to win it on handicap, but the tables were turned in the second race when they slipped to second on adjusted times. The changeable winds made it all the more important to be in the right place at the right time! What did Scumper’s Pool and Pizza night do for Sunday’s results?
Here’s a selection of snap’s from Saturday (use the buttons to check them all out)
                             
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Sunday night proved to be an eventful night – no Stella left (again!), fruitless night walks to Embleton, and an early (morning) finish – 5.30am!
While Joanie was away, Toggle hit the frying pan and made a mean bacon buttie for the OD (among others). The sailing was delayed waiting for wind, but it did fill in and apart from the odd hole, there was some good racing.
Robin Dawson held off Mark Somerville and won his second race of the series which meant it was all on the last race. Similarly, in the fast handicap fleet, Andrew Elliot in a Phantom secured his second win from Bean and Toggle in their GP which also meant the final race would be the decider. What a race the last race proved to be. The lasers course was shortened first, and the big tacking battle going on between Robin and Mark was brought to a conclusion with Robin holding defending champion Mark at bay all the way to the finish.
However, in the fast handicap the battle was not for first place, more a match racing scenario with Andrew Elliot doing everything he could to slow down Bean and Toggle. There was luffing, tacking with a kite up, collisions and turns. Although it was Andrew that had to do turns, Bean struggled to break free as he was in the boat with a slower handicap. The tactics were maintained all the way to the finish, which after 90 minutes racing resulted in a five second margin (on corrected time) between first and second. On this occasion, the 5 secs advantage was secured by Neil and Judith Currie who won their first race of the weekend, Bean took second place to finish second overall, while Andrew, who had worked his guts out to slow Bean down by those all important five seconds, took the series. Well Bean did say it had been boring sailing in the handicap fleet in the earlier races!
A special trophy was presented to Diamud Morrow for having travelled the furthest, all the way from Northern Ireland.
Final results
FAST HANDICAP OPEN
PN Boat Helm Crew Club 1 2 3 4 Pts
1 1135 A ELLIOT PHANTOM ROTHERHAM 2 1 1 5 4
2 13791 P SMITH GP BASS 1 2 2 2 5
3 501 N CURRIE RS400 BASS 5 3 3 1 7
4 976 C BARRIE PHANTOM REDESMERE 3 4 5 3 10
5 13142 P HODGKINS GP BASS DNS DNS 4 4 17
6 1069 D MORROW PHANTOM LOUGH FOYLE 6 5 6 6 17
7 1140 J CHRISTIE VORTEX BASS 4 RTD DNS DNS 20
8 13326 S WATSON GP BASS DNS DNS 7 7 21
Points for RTD = 7 7 8 8
Points for DSQ = 7 7 8 8
Points for DNS = 9
3 races to count
LASER OPEN
PN Boat Helm Club 1 2 3 4 Pts
1 174889 R DAWSON BASS 2 1 1 1 3
2 161866 M SOMMERVILL BASS 1 4 2 2 5
3 166585 P WORTH DELPH 4 2 3 3 8
4 125514 R BRYCE BASS 5 5 4 4 13
5 166400 S COBB BASS 3 3 DNS DNS 15
6 179546 M WYNGARD SUNDERLAND YC 6 6 5 DNS 17
7 141092 T BURROWS LEIGH 7 7 6 5 18
8 166329 T WESTROP DRSC DNS DNS 7 6 22
Points for RTD = 8 8 8 7
Points for DSQ = 8 8 8 7
Points for DNS = 9
3 races to count
We are the Champions
While the south of the country suffered rain and floods, Bass sailors enjoyed a perfect weekend of glorious sunshine, and force 3/4 winds (even though they did have a bite to them!).There were many exciting, and testing, reaches; the odd capsize, and even the odd boat over the line.
Over 50 members (and that renowned GP sailor Knoxy came too after Bridget offered him a bed for the night) came along and enjoyed the Spring dinner in the company of Hulio Geordio. Phil Hodgkins celebrated his fifth anniversary at the club and last chance to have a night of underage drinking (not that he did of course) with his cheeky little sports car (chocolate sponge version). John Somerville practised the highland fling on the dance floor (without crossed swords, sporran or kilt!). Emily was bribed to dance with Adrian (but wouldn’t). Ellie wouldn’t stay off the dance floor. Little Miles was heard to say that no-one would know he had carved his name on the tree. The tales of the weekend just run and run…………… What have you missed? Thanks to Steve Hunt for sending some photos to let you find out a bit more!
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As for the champions bit, Scott Beattie and John Somerville finished a highly commendable 4th at the Flying 15 Northerns held at Kielder Water, and Keith Jamieson won (or was it came 2nd?) in the classic fleet. Meanwhile several club members raced (and practised their starts over, and over, and over again) at the GP14 Inlands held on Ullswater over the 3 day weekend. John Telford and Andy Smith were overnight leaders from day one, and went on to win the championship. The rest of team Bass sailed so well that we won the prize for best Club team as well. Full story and results
The club results were as follows
PAUL CARRUTHERS MEMORIAL
PN Boat Helm Class 1 2 Pts
1 1210 S HUNT RS400 2 1 3
2 3521 P BURNELL FF 1 2 3
3 501 N CURRIE RS400 3 4 7
4 1140 J CHRISTIE VORTEX DNS 3 13
5 2324 R BLACKBURN LARK DNS DSQ 17
5 1117 K JAMIESON FF DNS RTD 17
6 595 H KNOWLES TOPAZ RTD DNS 17
6 13371 J RILEY GP RTD DNS 17
6 3332 W SOMERVILLE FF RTD DNS 17
Points for RTD = 7 7
Points for DSQ = 7 7
Points for DNS = 10
2 races to count
Sunny Sunday
A glorious weekend was not sufficient to tempt many people back to the water for the Fleet Challenge, but those that turned out were rewarded with good sailing winds. As ever, with all four races to count, consistency won the weekend. Rhonwen Bryce sailing her laser finished first overall with two 1sts and two 2nds, with Jim Christie in a Vortex 2nd overall.
FLEET CHALLENGE A
PN Boat Helm Class 1 2 3 4 Pts
1 125514 R BRYCE LAS 1 1 2 2 6
2 1140 J CHRISTIE VORTEX 2 RTD 1 1 9
3 12329 J WOOD GP 4 2 7 3 16
4 1125 JoHALLIDAY RS400 5 3 OD DNS 21
5 13238 D NICHOLSON GP DNS DNS 3 4 27
6 2324 R BLACKBURN LARK DNS DNS 4 6 30
7 13326 S WATSON GP DNS DNS 6 5 31
8 400 T KNOWLES RS300 3 DNS DNS DNS 33
9 70142 T SMITH MIRROR DNS DNS 5 DNS 35
Points for RTD = 6 5 8 7
Points for DSQ = 6 5 8 7
Points for DNS = 10
4 races to count
Team Bass Overpower the Scots
The Bassenthwaite GP14 Fleet took a clean sweep of the GP Scottish Area Championships at Annandale. The weather on Saturday was not for the faint hearted and all six Bassenthwaite boats took to the water with enthusiasm. An hour later several had capsized, some more than others, Toggle Cowan was beginning to think that diving was more fun. The winners of the first race were Dave and Lynn Lawson with Rich and Phil Hodgkins coming a credible third in very windy conditions. The second race was postponed as the winds continued to rise above 5 knots.
Sunday was a very different weather pattern, lots of rain and patchy wind throughout the day making sailing difficult for everyone as the wind filled from different directions and then changed direction altogether. Dave and Lynn Lawson won the first race of the day and they continued their winning ways in race three. After a short lunch break and a further drop in the wind racing looked a little doubtful, however after the start of race four the wind filled in and some very competitive racing was underway with the lead and the first six places changing on every leg of the course. Rich and Phil Hodgkins won the race, with five Bass boats in the first six places. As the final race got underway there were still a lot of places to be decided. Mike Fairlamb and Eric Smith took an early lead and although Dave and Lynn Lawson sailed a good race they were unable to catch them and Mike and Eric won the race to give Bassenthwaite Sailors a clean sweep.
The Overall results for the Scottish Area Championship were – 1st Dave and Lynn Lawson, 2nd John Telford and Andy Smith, 3rd and winner of the Scottish Junior Cup Rich and Phil Hodgkins, 4th Robin Dawson and Phil Graham. Winner of the Masters prize, Mike Fairlamb and Eric Smith. Word has it that Bean and Toggle won the bronze fleet!
Meanwhile, with the above boats away taking a stranglehold of the GP Scottish Area Championships, there were only a few takers at home for the Celebrity Glass Trophy. Not that Saturday’s weather helped. There was some interest before the start and several contenders rigged their boats, but only two actually took to the water – and it was so blustery that they didn’t manage to make the start line! That was enough for OD Ian Preston to abandon racing for the day before the heavens opened.
Sunday morning started damp and cold, but it brightened up as the day went on. Steve Hunt in his RS400 made the most of the reaches to win both races on the water and on handicap. He had some close competition in the second race from John Halliday, but as John was over the line at the start of the race, he had to retire. There was a tie of results between Jim Christie in a Vortex and Roy Blackburn in a Lark which was split in favour of Roy on the result of the second and final race.
Overall results
CELEBRITY GLASS TROPHY
PN Boat Helm Class 1 2 3 4 Pts
1 1049 S HUNT RS400 DNS DNS 1 1 2
2 2324 R BLACKBURN LARK DNS DNS 3 2 5
3 1140 J CHRISTIE VORTEX DNS DNS 2 3 5
4 13013 J SEDGWICK GP DNS DNS 4 4 8
5 13326 S WATSON GP DNS DNS 7 5 12
6 1125 JoHALLIDAY RS400 DNS DNS 5 RTD 12
7 13238 D NICHOLSON GP DNS DNS 6 DNS 14
Points for RTD = 0 0 8 7
Points for DSQ = 0 0 8 7
Points for DNS = 8
2 races to count
Bank holiday
The sailors at Bassenthwaite Sailing Club were not going to let recent events spoil their Easter weekend, as the Club continues to organise great club racing despite the recent theft of the committee boat. The wind was not always the best for racing but everyone enjoyed taking part and it was good to see lots of families taking their children out on boats on Saturday.
This season will see the GP14 fleet continue to build on the success of last season and the club is developing a strong active handicap fleet, offering sailing to all ages and abilities.
In the championship series the results were – Flying Fifteen Easterly Trophy won by Scott Beattie and John Somerville with Ian Campbell and Tony Fisher 2nd. Dave and Lynn Lawson won the GP14 Bass tankard with Robin Dawson and Mike Cowan 2nd. Tim and Rob Smith won the Mirrors Image Trophy and the Handicap fleet Easter Trophy was won by Mark Somerville. This is a promising start to the season, as the GP14 fleet head for the Scottish Area Championship next week we wish them well as John Telford and Andy Smith defend their Championship Trophy and Phil and Rich Hodgkins defend the Junior Scottish Cup.
FLYING 15 EASTERLY TROPHY
PN Boat Helm Class 1 2 3 4 Pts
1 3673 S BEATTIE FF 1 1 1 DNS 3
2 3560 I CAMPBELL FF 2 2 2 1 5
3 3332 W SOMERVILLE FF 3 3 5 5 11
4 3473 M MOORE FF 4 4 4 4 12
5 3521 P BURNELL FF DNS DNS 3 3 14
6 93673 J SOMERVILLE FF DNS DNS DNS 2 18
7 3330 P NUTTALL FF DNS DNS DNS OD 19
Points for RTD = 5 5 6 6
Points for DSQ = 5 5 6 6
Points for DNS = 8
3 races to count
GP14 BASS TANKARD
PN Boat Helm Class 1 2 3 4 Pts
1 13176 D LAWSON GP 1 1 1 1 3
2 13749 R DAWSON GP 2 5 2 2 6
3 13839 H GODFREY GP 5 3 3 3 9
4 13327 M FAIRLAMB GP 6 2 5 4 11
5 13142 R HODGKINS GP 3 4 4 5 11
6 13259 W ROBERTS GP 4 6 7 6 16
7 13238 D NICHOLSON GP OD DNS 8 DNS 22
8 13733 A HODGKINS GP RTD 7 6 DNS 22
9 13013 J SEDGWICK GP 7 DNS DNS DNS 29
10 2 B WOOD TOP DNS RTD DNS DNS 30
Points for RTD = 9 8 9 7
Points for DSQ = 9 8 9 7
Points for DNS = 11
3 races to count
HANDICAP EASTER TROPHY
PN Boat Helm Class 1 2 3 4 Pts
1 161866 M SOMERVILLE LAS 2 1 1 4 4
2 501 N CURRIE RS400 1 4 3 3 7
3 2324 R BLACKBURN LARK 5 DNS 2 1 8
4 174889 A THOMAS LAS 3 2 DNS DNS 15
5 1125 JoHALLIDAY RS400 6 5 5 5 15
6 166400 S COBB LAS 4 3 DNS DNS 17
7 160516 T CHITTENDEN LAS DNS DNS DNS 2 22
8 331 R YARDLEY RS300 DNS DNS 4 DNS 24
9 70142 T SMITH MIRROR RTD RTD DNS DNS 25
Points for RTD = 8 7 6 6
Points for DSQ = 8 7 6 6
Points for DNS = 10
3 races to count
MIRROR IMAGE TROPHY
PN Boat Helm Class 1 2 Pts
1 70142 T SMITH MIRROR 1 1 2
2 69960 M CHAPPEL MS 2 2 4
3 68852 N WOOD MIR 3 DNS 7
Points for RTD = 4 3
Points for DSQ = 4 3
Points for DNS = 4
2 races to count