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420 Autumn Championship at Poole Yacht Club

by Joe Burns & Matt Shorrock 1 Oct 2014 12:37 BST 27-28 September 2014
420 Autumn Championship at Poole © Sue Kalderon

Despite the 420 fleet being greeted by a weekend of light and shifty conditions, PRO Colin Rainback did a great job to get seven races away for the 37 boats entered into the 420 Autumn Championships.

Race 1 saw Sarah Norbury and Mari Davies establish a large lead, leaving the rest of the pack to race amongst themselves.

After an out of character mid fleet finish in race 1, Inland Champions Martin Wrigley and Marcus Tressler resumed service with two bullets in the following races. However after a 2,2,3, Jenny Smallwood and Dani Thomas led the event overnight.

Day 2 saw further testing conditions, with spotting the pressure and accompanying shifts and avoiding the holes being the order of the day.

The tricky conditions meant almost everyone had a turn at the front, with 4 different race winners - Joe Burns and Matt Shorrock; Issy Davies and Gemma Keers; Sarah Jarman and Emily Walters and Jenny Cropley and Emma Baker.

Perhaps it was the old heads or perhaps just momentum, but the big lads managed to defy the odds and put together the most consistent series to come out on top, with Jenny Smallwood and Dani Thomas in second place and first girls.

Thank you to Poole YC to putting on a great event, to Tom Mapplebeck and Tim Rush fro supporting the sailors on the water, and to our sponsors, Curradinghy.

Overall Results:

PosSail NoHelm & CrewClubR1R2R3R4R5R6R7Pts
1st53378Joe BURNS Matt SHORROCKSpinnaker SC/RYA5‑1921431025
2nd55015Jenny SMALLWOOD Danielle THOMASDatchet Water SC/RLYC2239‑136729
3rd55107Martin WRIGLEY Marcus TRESSLERRYA/Rutland SC‑22111654330
4th54849Sarah NORBURY Mari DAVIESSouth Staffordshire SC/Pwllheli SC14743‑161332
5th54415Robbie KING Alex KINGWarsash SC / Rlyc/Warsash SC / Rlyc43‑2161218447
6th54848Isabel DAVIES Gemma KEERSItchenor/Itchenor75‑2015172055
7th54464Ross THOMPSON Ben SHORROCKFPSC/FPSC39914‑2513957
8th53645Max MOYLES William BIRCH‑TOMLINSONRLYC/RLYC18‑21512751562
9th54006Rhiannon FLACK Kirsten GLENHill Head/Parkstone YC‑276235681664
10th52069Alex PLATT Ryan ORRRestronguet SC & Rcyc/Restronguet SC & R913624‑3311265
11th54983Jenny CROPLEY Emma BAKERRLymYC/RLymYC‑24141831124171
12th52626Sarah JARMAN Emily WALTERSRLymYC/RLymYC141716‑181511275
13th55104Fenella BENNETT Emily GENTRLymYC/RLymYC‑35238171014678
14th55242Max CLAPP Ross BANHAMBVSC/Royal Southern YC6161281721‑2380
15th53958Annabel VOSE Charlotte ASHWORTHRoyal Southern/Alton Waters15‑2041919151183
16th54164Hatty MORSLEY Pippa CROPLEYPortdinorwic/Portdinorwic11261522212‑3188
17th55244Katie DAVIES Grace SUMMERSItchenor/Emsworth17251321162‑2794
18th54124Jemma VINEY Matilda MATTHEWSCardiff Bay Yc/Cardiff Bay Yc101114111434(BFD)94
19th54852Joanna KALDERON Midge WATKINSItchenor SC/Poole YC25724‑292210896
20th54853Milly PUGH Amy SPARKSPoole/Poole Yc131510‑25212321103
21st54947James CLEMETSON Sam SMITHTBSC/Staunton Harold361817138(DSQ)19111
22nd53959Rebecca STEPHENS Niamh ONEILLPenzance/Penzance201019‑35202024113
23rd52627Dan ATHERTON Matthew VINEYRLymYC / Gurnard SC/RLymYC / Gurnard SC8828230(BFD)BFD114
24th54482Esther FENTON‑JONES Tabitha PEELHISC/HISC16‑3433319918116
25th52480Alex SMALLWOOD James SCOTTDatchet Water Sc/Datchet Sc2122‑322827225125
26th53983Alexander HUGHES Tom SMITHSutton SC/Sutton SC122826231819(DNC)126
27th55169Arran HOLMAN Alessandro FOGLIAHollowell/Hollowell(OCS)27DSQ7231722134
28th52395Katie KINVER Ben HAZELDINEExeter SC/Frensham Pond SC301227102432(BFD)135
29th54583Georgia BOOTH Josie GUMMERScaling DAM/Scaling DAM1933‑3520263014142
30th54839Lucy TERKELSEN Esme JONESStone SC/RTYC23301126‑343125146
31st54487Anna STOATE Miles JONESPoole YC/Poole YC31292227‑362617152
32nd54081Rachel MAWER Rebecca COLESClyde CruisingC / Largs S Club9/Clyde Cr28‑352530292530167
33rd53974Thomas WALLWORK Sam PLATTRedesmere/Bolton292430‑34312933176
34th52067Nick DEVEREUX Daniel BURNSBudworth SC/Spinnaker SC323229‑33282728176
35th54068Douglas BRIERLEY Lilly SUMMERSOrient Y Club NEW York/Emsworth SC333131‑36323326186
36th54510Iago DAVIES Patrick JEFFERIESClwb Hwylio Pwllheli/Clwb Hwylio Pwllhel26‑363632352832189
37th54058Freddie Cranfield Emma MCCLUSKEYHollowell/Leigh & Lowton Sc34‑373437373529206

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