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Race Results · August 27, 2009

TAYC Herritage Series Results

TAYC Heritage Series

PosBoatSailSkipper Race 1st Race Race 2nd Race Race 3rd Race Total
1 Island Blossom · MRYC 9 Corbin Penwell 412 7
2 Patricia · RHYC 19 John Macielag 133 7
3 Jay Dee · MRYC 15 Daniel North 671 14
4 Silver Heel · CBYRC 2 Peter Esslinger 32RAF 14
5 Magic 3 Jason Wilson 284 14
6 Island Bird · CBYC 4 John North 745 16
7 Edmee S. · CBMM 20 Marshall Patterson 56RAF 20
8 Island Lark · TAYC 16 Tad duPont 85RAF 22

Another exciting weekend on the Tred Avon river. On Saturday we had almost no wind, drifting around most of the morning, then raced a very short course, and in the afternoon the wind picked up. Unfortunately the skies darkened and rain began to sprinkle down at the finish, and Oxford Road was flooded and closed by evening.

The next day proved a little fairer; the winds picked up only slightly for the morning race, with the committee moving the starting line all the way out toward Benoni Point and Bachelors Point, chasing the wind. Unfortunately, as the sailing instructions require all boats to stay on the channel side of the government mark off Benoni Point, three canoes did not follow this rule and were RAF: Silver Heel, Edmee S., and Island Lark.

Announcements · August 6, 2009

Edmee S. Sail to Oxford

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We successfully sailed the Edmee S. from St. Michaels to Oxford! We had a great day to sail with plenty of wind, the weather this morning was rainy with severe thunderstorms last night making a very wet and soggy morning. We managed to get her all rigged and ready to go, unfortunately one of our chase boats ( Volunteer) was having technical difficulties so we were unable to use her at all, but with the help of Old Point we had at least one chase boat to watch over us. It was tricky in the morning getting out of the miles river, still wet and slippery from the rain and plenty of wind from the storm front still looming but we managed to get out to eastern bay and went on a nice long reach. It got a little more rough the further we went out into the bay, near the Kent narrows we did a lot of rockin’ & rollin’ but kept everyone on board and didn’t wash a single board man.

Edmee S. Sail to Oxford from John J on Vimeo.

Old Point was unable to tow us so we had to wait for help from another chase boat so we took advantage of that downtime and rafted up and ate lunch and swapped out a fresh crew. After we made it through the narrows the blue skies broke through and it was smooth sailing from there on out. Edmee S. sailed in close to the Tred Avon Yacht club and dropped off her cargo of one watermelon and one delicious ham, and expensive freight. The sun slowly disappeared as we approached the dock on the Belvue side of the river ending a perfect day of sailing with a nice cool evening!

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Race Results · August 2, 2009

Governor's Cup Series Results

Governor's Cup

PosBoatSailSkipper Race Covington/Harrison Race Duke Race Governor's Cup Total
1 Island Lark 16 T. C. duPont 211 4.00
2 Patricia 19 John Macielag 135 9.00
3 Island Blossom 9 Corbin Penwell 523 10.00
4 Island Bird 4 John North 374 14.00
5 Silver Heel 2 Peter Esslinger 762 15.00
6 Mystery 8 Francis Schauber 6415 DNF 25.00
7 Magic 3 George Wilson 415 DNF9 28.00
8 Jay Dee 15 Dan North 9515 DNC 29.00
9 Oliver's Gift 10 Meredith Adams 815 DNF6 29.00
10 Edmee S. 20 John Patterson 1015 DNS8 33.00
11 Noddy 1 Brad Johnson 15 DNC15 DNC7 37.00
12T Billie P. Hall 5 Sean Callahan 15 DNC15 DNC15 DNC 45.00T
12T Persistence 12 Brad Johnson 15 DNC15 DNC15 DNC 45.00T
12T Spirit of WyeTowne 18 January White 15 DNC15 DNC15 DNC 45.00T

It was another great weekend, plenty of wind in the morning and even more in the afternoon with a severe thunderstorm rolling through late Saturday night. Plenty of shifty wind with crazy little puffs here and there making a tricky afternoon race.

Race Results · July 26, 2009

Rock Hall Series Results

Posted on the Rock Hall Yacht club’s website:

Log Canoe Results

Photo slide show of the weekend

The weekend started out great with plenty of wind for both races on Saturday although stronger (but just enough wind) in the morning making it a great day for Log Canoes. Unfortunately the wind died out on Sunday and left everyone floating at the start line. It was a grueling race trying to find any small wisp of air to reach that finish line within 3 hours.