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Squib National Championship at Royal Torbay Yacht Club - Day 5

by Keith Davies 28 Jun 2019 08:09 BST 22-28 June 2019

The 51st Squib National Championship race 5 for the Founder's Trophy and daily prizes sponsored by Batt Sails was sailed in champagne conditions in a steady force 4 to 5 from the north east. A clean start with some congestion at the committee boat end resulted in the boats at the port end having a small advantage.

At the windward mark Helmut Hydeing, Nigel and Jack Grogan, just lee bowed Esseyess (849) Phil Snewin and Brian Holland from SCYC to take the lead. Aquabat and Grayling were just behind. A very tricky run with multiple place changing and at the next windward mark, Squiggle and Allegro(134), Colm Dunne and Rob Gill from Kinsale had progressed into contention. Squiggle eventually took the lead and was never headed for the rest of the race. The Grogans were second and Allegro third.

Richard Smith in Flame 802, leading in the Silver fleet, sailed well into 4th. RicO'Shea, yesterday's overall leader, had a poor 15th, leaving the two boats from RCYC the main contenders for the title.

Bronze fleet winners were Jill Fleming and Vincent Delaney in Perfection (44).

The 51st Anniversary place was taken by Cheap Thrill (384), sailed by Chris Agar and Lauren Bates form RCYC.

Results after Day 5:

PosBoatNameSail NoHelmCrewClubR1R2R3R4Pts
1stRicO'Shea (G)136Steve AllsoMark HoganSCYC2‑19125
2ndHelmut Hydeing (G)105Nigel GroganJack GroganRCYC4‑16318
3rdSquiggle (G)142Jono BrownChris DunnRCYC816(UFD)15
4thGhost Rider (G)758Mike FenwickPenny FenwickWeymouth Sailing Club‑2124915
5thBacchante VII (G)52Joe HenryRoland WilsonRNSA/RVYC1‑3412417
6thGrayling (G)23Richard RobinsonMark ThompsonSCYC648‑1018
7thBrimstone (G)73Bryan RileyJenny RileyWaveney & Oulton Broad YC‑15611320
8thHumphrey (G)823Robert CoyleMarc RawinskyRCYC‑23155626
9thSpoof (G)811Micky WrightAlex PorteousRoyal Corinthian Yacht Club‑25910827
10thAllegro (G)134Colm DunneRob GillKinsale514‑181534
11thMoonstone (G)96Malcolm BlackburnDave ShielSCYC7‑24131434
12thPani Munta (G)128Mike ProbertJames BryerRCYC3‑26151836
13thPocahontas (G)872Mike HughesGary CatterallSCYC147‑311637
14thAquabat (G)13Stu RixSteve Warren‑SmithRoyal Victoria Yacht Club(UFD)292738
15thWhite Magic (G)828David WinesKeith DaviesWest Hoe Sailing Club20‑3771138
16thGuy Fawkes (G)72Phil AspinallHowie EnkelRoyal Corinthian Yacht Club193‑291941
17thAlchemy (G)800Gerard P DysonTony SaltonstallRoyal Yorkshire Yacht Club9‑3030544
18thEssayess (G)849Phil SnewinBrian HollanSCYC11‑20201344
19thWizard (G)623Christopher GibsonBen GibsonRoyal Victoria Yacht Club171219‑2448
20thLady Penelope (G)819Malcolm HutchingsJackie HutchingsRCYC & BSC‑3021171250
21stFlame (S)802Richard SmithJamie FreemanWOBYC132216(DSQ)51
22ndNemesis (S)806Raymond ApthorpIan BrandRBCYC (Burnham)22‑23212164
23rdAldebaran (S)153Iain JonesPeter JacksonWeymouth SC28532‑3365
24thCheque Mate (G)157Ian GrayIan SimonsRCYC16‑36242565
25thCroc (S)855Chris JordanGillian JordanWaveney & Oulton Broad YC18‑35262266
26thPerfection (B)44Jill FlemingVincent DelanyRoyal St George Yacht Club3210‑382971
27thClever Dick (G)810Richard SullivanSue HarperRNSYC / WOBYC27‑45271771
28thOutlaw (S)595Ian ScottDave HydeRCYC(DNC)8353073
29thBuccaneer (B)20Sam PrimeRay PrimeRVYC‑2928252073
30thSquibbo (S)16Matthew KeelyJohn MatthewsWOBYC‑3518233576
31stFerry Buoys (G)902Andrew MoorePeter HallinanFFSC12‑46333277
32ndBacchante (G)901Gez BrownHarvey WordenS.C.Y.C31‑48222679
33rdIncendio (S)33Chris RustJames VineerPortsmouth Sailing Club1013(DNF)DNC81
34thGhost (S)840Steve NorthmoreKim VaseyWest Hoe Sailing Club24‑49342381
35thArtemis 2 (S)36Philip RustMike RustBrightlingsea SC26‑39282781
36thSatu (B)708Kevin GibsonMarney GibsonRoyal Victoria Yacht Club4011‑424091
37thSupernova (G)605Ian KeelyJames BaxterW&OBYC(UFD)319UFD98
38thCariad Bach (G)132Alan JohnsonDavid GarlickSCYC(UFD)2714UFD99
39thPot Black (B)147Marc MoncrieffOliver HuntWaveney & Oulton Broad Yacht Club3725‑4039101
40thEcho (S)853John BartonJennie KingWest Hoe36‑434128105
41stLucky Number (G)906David LloydMark StonesPortsmouth S C‑43413631108
42ndAtom (B)512Christopher WhiteJohn LeePortsmouth Sailing Club4517‑5247109
43rdFestina Lente (B)678Julia BatchelorBill WrightRoyal Corinthian YC4232‑4436110
44thJubilation (B)86Ray CappJim MitchellWeymouth Sailing Club33‑473938110
45thSparki (B)428Lisa GuyRoger GuyISC CCYC34‑444337114
46thMagic Roundabout (S)736Jason PhelpsCarl AndersonRoyal Corinthian Yacht Club4140‑4934115
47thAtomic (S)137Mark FowleRobin HarrisRORC3938‑5041118
48thBootneck (S)796John LewisPaul HoppinsRWYC(DNF)423743122
49thCheap Thrill (S)384Chris AgarLauren BatesRCYC / RBYC(DNF)334845126
50thQuantum (B)780Eddie HarperSteve DaddWeymouth SC38‑504648132
51stEclipse (B)227Georgia GriceMark BriggsPortsmouth Sailing Club46‑514542133
52ndMosquito (B)727Ben LuddingtonChris BrownRoyal Corinthian (Burnham‑on‑Crouch)44‑525146141
53rdBlue Orca (S)904Michael BrownRichard BakerRoyal Dart Yacht Club(DNC)DNC4744149
54thLast Gasp (B)578Tim JohnsonDiane JohnsonPortsmouth SC(DNF)53DNCDNC169
55thSecond Time Around (B)856Peter DaleJulian SmithRutland(DNC)DNCDNCDNC174
55thCrossfire (G)797David BestPete RichatdsPSC & SCYC(DNC)DNCDNCDNC174
55thRock'n'Roll (S)845John SparrowRalph BanthorpeSCYC(DNC)DNCDNCDNC174

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