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HP Trophy at Emsworth Radio Sailing

by Jonathan Clark 2 Oct 2022 13:18 BST 28 September 2022

20 competitors were welcomed at the Emsworth Mill Pond for the first running by Emsworth Radio Sailing of the HP trophy sponsored by Rooster Sailing. Amongst the visitors the home team welcomed Derek Priestley, the MYA President, who had travelled from Fleetwood for the day.

In total 9 visitors joined 11 from the home club to make up a capacity fleet for the day. For ease of race management the fleet was spilt into a B and A fleet with 12 boats on the water at any one time.

A 4 up 4 down heat management system was deployed and in expert hands of Rob Tarboton and Tom Lance the fleet was able to move quickly from one race to another.

The fleet was made up of a variety of the currently favoured fast designs Britpops forming the majority but Vickers, Cheinz, Kantun and Dead Reckoning were were amongst the fleet on the water.

John Taylor brought his latest design the Sushi, and this beautiful wooden boat attracted much interest on the boat's first appearance on the water.

The day was one of sun but shifty winds from a tricky direction on this venue and this tested the competitors as much as PRO, Jonathan Clark and the race team.

Whilst there was a brief appearance of a sea breeze the wind was in the main from the North West moving West and North in seemingly random order.

In all 16 races being 8 series were run with no one competitor dominating the racing, indeed event the regatta winner spent some time in the B fleet.

As the last race drew to a close and the second discard was applied it was Nigel Barrow from Frensham Pond sailing his Britpop who came home first.

In second place was another Britpop sailed by Dave Green from Huntingdon RYC and third went to Dorian Crease from Two Islands RYC sailing a Cheinz.

Leading Emsworth sailor was Theo Galyer in sixth sailing a Vickers V9 with team Priestley sharing identical points ahead of him in the final rankings.

The new trophy was duly presented to Nigel Barrow at Emsworth Sailing Club and ERS thank them for hosting this event and providing excellent refreshments during the day.

Overall Results:

PosSailSailorClubDesignR1R2R3R4R5R6R7R8Pts
154Nigel BarrowFrenshamBritpop14241810214
277Dave GreenHuntington RYCBritpop6713217518
379Dorian CreaseTwo Islands RYCCheinz3335525319
487Shaun PriestleyFleetwood MY&PBCBritpop5691439827
567Derek PriestleyFleetwood MY&PBCDead Reckoning228123106627
637Theo GalyerEmsworth Radio SailingV9713176773131
7187Dave CockerillEmsworth Radio SailingBritpop715491642733
823David LindsayHampton Court MYCV112101215854433
9107Hugh WatsonEmsworth Radio SailingBritpop9141813661944
1020Steve CockerillEmsworth Radio SailingKantun K281118911151047
1166Clive CokayneEmsworth Radio SailingKMR412571113161150
1284David Campbell‑JamesEmsworth Radio SailingBritpop387101412181454
13100Paul TicknerGuildford MYCChase456111720141656
1428John TaylorFleetwood MY&PBCSushi1121142139191362
1542Wayne StobbsGosportKMR11115142014131868
1619Guy KnightEmsworth Radio SailingAlternative5181917131581270
170John CleaveRyde MYCKantun K28916201016111970
1810Martin WilsonEmsworth Radio SailingKantun K291713181918121786
1951Peter CopseyEmsworth Radio SailingMX20112110191817171588
2074Simon DwyerEmsworth Radio SailingBritpop61620161519212192

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