49er, 29er, B14 and Musto Skiff Open Meeting to be held on 13th and 14th September 2008. All necessary documents listed below (in Microsoft Word .doc format) for download.

49er, 29er, B14 and Musto Skiff Open Meeting Entry Form

49er, 29er, B14 and Musto Skiff Open Meeting Parents Declaration

49er, 29er, B14 and Musto Skiff Open Meeting Notice Of Race (NOR)

49er, 29er, B14 and Musto Skiff Open Meeting Sailing Instructions (SI)

49er, 29er, B14 and Musto Skiff Open Meeting Course Diagram

Our yacht Moon Dancer won the overall class 6 title and mid-week class 6 title at this year’s Burnham Week, registered as a  Thorpe Bay Yacht Club entry.

Next year we are moving into the more difficult world of Spinnakers in class 5. We will need to add a couple of crew to compete in this class. The yacht is a small 24 foot Malbec cruiser racer and if anyone wants to crew let me know.

Brian Browne

A big “thank you” to the Cadets who took up the challenge of being RO assistants last Sunday. I thought you all did an excellent job:

Alex Thomason
Athina Duce
Isabella Allard
Isabelle Duce
Madeleine Thomason
Robyn Farrall and
William Thomason

You worked really well as team and I enjoyed your company.
Chris

Hi All cat sailors and interested parties, I’ve posted some Hurricane videos and Nicks F20 shot by Glen on youtube, have a look.

Can any Race Officer please swap with me to do Saturday 20th September duty. I am available to do any Saturday after that date.

We are away at the Forts Race for the whole of that weekend.

Thanks

Nick

I’ve just put some sailing videos on youtube, have a look.

Due to a Lifeboat duty commitment Gerald Sverdolf requires a sea safe duty swop for Saturday 30th August.

Please phone him direct on 07703 104020 if you can help please.

Chris

congratulations to Paul Spratt for achieving his first award at SLIMMING WORLD this week, keep it up Paul you may start a trend with the rest of us.

so if you see Paul at the club please remember to congratulate him.

A very big “thank you” to all who contributed to the success of the Sprint Nationals this weekend, for which we had 61 entries.  I have been overwhelmed by comments such as “as good as any Nationals we’ve ever had”, “marvellous facilities”, “friendly atmosphere”, “great organisation” and – perhaps most important of all – praise for our Race Officer Phil Crawford and his team for their efficiency and good judgement.

Not only that, but we have a champion in the making – Kyle Stoneham, who finished fourth.  Mark my words, his name will be on the Honours Board before long.  Martyn Ellis should also be congratulated for finishing a very creditable 12th and winning the “most improved helm” award.