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Corinthian Otters Cadet Open at Royal Corinthian Yacht Club, Burnham

by David Elliott 21 Jun 2010 14:55 BST 19 June 2010
A balmy sail on the River Crouch? © Kay Tavinor

When scheduling an open meeting in June, you expect to be hosting a beautiful balmy sail on the Crouch. NOT TRUE!. The 19th June was grey and blustery with black clouds building passing through with big rainy squalls, with the wind shifting in as the rainstorms passed through and providing some very challenging conditions.

The 17 boats showed that most Cadet sailors are truly fearless and it was a great sight to see most spinnakers coming out of the bag on the downwind legs providing fast and exciting reaches (and a few capsizes too). Although the conditions were not ideal there were mostly huge smiles on the competitors faces. 4 races were completed with the front few places being hotly contested. Finlay Cullender and Harvey Turner were commended for their fighting spirit despite a number of mishaps they ventured on.

However, the consistency of Alex and Lucy Corby meant that they won the event by 1 point from Katie Barr and Scarlett Anderson who also won the first girl and first Otter trophy. Molly Brown and Sasha Musto, who, despite winning 2 races, managed a third place overall one point behind Katie. As well as the very valuable 1930s silver art deco overall first prize trophy, Alex Corby also won the first under 15s helm. Visitors included boats from Fishers Green, Frensham Pond, Royal Burnham, Stone and Thorpe Bay.






Overall Results:

PlaceSail NoBoatCrewR1R2R3R4Points
19000White StuffAlex and Lucy Corby12235
28375BlueKatie Barr and Scarlett Anderson33126
33069Jiminy CricketMolly Brown and Sasha Musto61517
48910Natural MystiqueJoe Butterworth and Arthur Brown24359
56842Dee-CiderJack Turner and Max Turnpenny576818
69029FreestyleGeorge Warrington and Greg Watson8510619
78381SatisfactionLoni Lilienthal and Ben Barr10187421
89083WipeoutJack Shorter and Shaun Scarsbrook7812924
98352Master MarinerMatthew and Ben Shorrock41841826
109636Triggers BroomAlex Warrington and Teddy Elmore11188726
118571BwcalulaLucy and Lainey Terkelsen9991127
128378AnimalSam Henderson and Freddie Knight1210111233
139207Cutting EdgeJosie Gunner and Oli Payne1818131041
149599Black DoeFinlay Cullender and Harvey Turner1418141341
158420TantrumHattie Ayre and Jonathan Van Ingen186181842
168440AdrenalineAlice Tavinor and Oliver Dean1318181849
178370AttitudeJoe Barr and Louis Brand1818181854

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