Aug 19 2019
Original standard Laser sail (156267) with full XD kit. Carbon fibre tiller with extension. Launching trolley. Blue rubber cover.
Good condition for its age (1995). Redecked by Glass Fibre Solutions before it was purchased in 2013.
Slightly chipped but perfectly functional dagger board.
£1,400.00 Contact Sarah Bagnall 07791 308454
Aug 17 2019
Sunday carvery !
kitchen open from 1 to 4
Meats this week are;
Chicken supreme
Ribeye
Pork chop
Also parts of main menu will be available
Aug 16 2019
We need volunteers to help with the following Club Racing duties this weekend please
Sat 17 Aug 2019 12:00 Summer Sat – SS2 Crew – COVERED – thanks John Casson
Sat 17 Aug 2019 12:00 Summer Sat – SS3 Crew – swap with Peter Cole or volunteer please
The club tow car RAV4 is available to launch RIBs (club members with a clean license over 25 insured to drive it)
If you have a duty coming up and want a refresher on what to do please come along to any race and let the Duty Officer know if you would like to join a displacement or the committee boat to help / observe.
Don’t forget you can swap a duty with a VOLUNTEER PLEASE duty
If you can help please volunteer / swap in the usual way via Dutyman or email [email protected]
Many thanks
Aug 16 2019
Honwave t32 air deck inflatable
with 9.9hp mercury four stroke outboard.
Fold up launching trolley, electric pump, oars, fuel tank, ropes
and spares all included.
In virtually as new condition. Only ever used in fresh water.
£1800.00 ono. Anthony Blower 07795 097438
Aug 14 2019
After what can only be described as Steve’s Crazy Golf. Three teams braved the highly modified course. (I think that if it was sailing we would have used the C flag, S flag and Y flag – particularly Dean ha ha)
As all will know it was just a little windy (50mph) and there was a little occasional water, not to mention the bait diggers holes!
The Scores
Runners and riders:
The Commodores Team wins with The Commodore as top scoring round “Kel Surpreez”
The Ladies Title goes to Sophie Stanford
The Cadet Title goes to Sophie Stanford
Longest Drive Goes to Will (The Ringer) on Dean’s Team
The Joker was played by Dean who fell over in the occasional water after finding a particularly deep bait diggers hole and lost his Crock’s Ha Ha
Thanks to all the teams and players who braved the day.
I look forward to a rematch next year hopefully with a little less wind and lot more sunshine
Aug 13 2019
Aug 07 2019
Following a very successful Cadet Week we now have members wanting to buy Picos and Teras.
Can members with boats currently for sale please detail them here so we can match buyer to seller.
It would be great to get more boats sailing within the club.
Thanks
Nick
Aug 06 2019
Cadet Sail Training and Racing this Sunday 11th August.
Briefing; changed and rigged in the Sail Training Room at 8.30am, on the water at 9.00am.
This session is aimed at all abilities and will help our young sailors make progress with their sailing, racing and boost their confidence on the water.
Participating Cadets should be able to beat, reach and run, at least at a basic level, and be able to sail to and from the training area.
We will be thinking about the RULES and sailing a ISAF S-shaped course.
Coach: Nick
Aug 05 2019
TBYC Endeavour Trophy – 2019
Commodore, Steve Hopper suggested that we invite all last year’s class winners to sail in the Sandhopper against our National Champions. Little did he think I’d take him at his word! We did it. And what an event it was.
Poaching the name from the Royal Corinthian’s famous and highly prized Endeavour Trophy, we set about our own. Although after some discussion it was decided that this should be a perpetual trophy, sailed each year but for any class to offer the challenge and defend their honour against the top crews in the club. Next year we could be in Picos, Hurricanes, Lasers; whoever offers up the challenge first.
This inaugural year was ours. The Sandhopper. Eight very special owners offered up their boats to be used in the regatta which was a resounding success. Lots were drawn for who sailed which boat at the cadet week prize giving, with an invite going to the winners of the cadet week to take part. Of course, we had to handicap our National Champions and they gracefully accepted to sail Primo – our class boat kindly sponsored by Primo Insurance. She’s very overweight with old sails, ropes and spars and most of the anti-fouling missing of her hull.
Here’s how the day went…..
