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JJ Boats / Allen Brothers Phantom Eastern Series at Hickling Broad

by Matthew House 21 Apr 2015 09:42 BST 18-19 April 2015

With the promise of a good breeze and a weed free Broad, the class moved to Hickling Broad for Round 2 of the JJ Boats / Allen Brothers Eastern Series.

James Jarvey and Matthew House gave a day's training on Saturday and were left voiceless after giving the normal advice of Keep It Flat and Use More Kicker. Capsize drill was also undertaken but this was not compulsory.

Sunday's racing was held on a broad of two halves, light and shifty under the club and a good force four on the main broad.

Race one saw the fleet putting their new found depowering skill to good use and this let Matthew House show the fleet around, followed by Ian Miller.

Race two was another bullet for House. Miller was chased by lightweight James Jarvey and was passed on the last beat.

Race 3 started with some of the fleet still tucking into their lunchtime of pies or nursing injuries but the breeze had moderated.

Once again House hit the front followed by Miller. On the second lap local newbie Arthur Thaine found a stunning lift and passed the whole fleet to lead for the complete lap. His tactics worked against him the following round, demoting him back to 4th.

Race 4 was a tussle between Miller and Nick Favell with Miller taking Favell on the final beat.

Thank you to Hickling Broad Sailing Club for another weekend of great sailing.

Overall Results:

PosHelmClubBoatSail NoR1R2R3R4Pts
1stMatthew HouseR.H.Y.CPhoot Spa1432111‑33
2ndIan MillerAlton Water SC 13052‑3215
3rdNick FavellWOBYC 1394‑44329
4thArthur ThaineHickling Broad SC 11916‑74515
5thJames JarveyHickling Broad SCHoobies134032(DNC)DNC16
6thN YannaroyorgosFishers Green SC 12917‑85416
7thPaul WrenHickling Broad SC 947856(DNC)19
8thDaren PikeRollesby Broad SCJade134956(DNC)DNC22
9thPeter JohnsonHickling Broad SC 118699(DNC)DNC29
10thJonathan PulferRollesby Broad SC 13781010(DNC)DNC31

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