The light breeze strengthened and veered slightly imo, the which served to enhance the "windward mark experience", what to speak of the final 20 - 40+ yard dash. Assorted firsts to three players. Consistency assures victory. One more race to go in the current series; all being well, see you there?
As for today's rosy glows...............: 1st Place - JB, 002; 2nd place - CS with 162; and 3rd - JR on 43.
For the 3rd race in the May-June series we had a wind which was mainly S, but occasionally backed to N. Chris set a course of 4/O-Y,O,B,18,OB,1-5/8, with White (0) being substituted for 1 as the wind
Eight competitors, eight races. Each competitor taking part in starting a race in turn. The course: 1/OB-5-7-Or-OB-1-7-Or-1-5/8. The fleet sailed fairly close together through all eight races, thus po
The wind today was bordering on changing down a rig, but we all stayed on A+ with some interesting broaching and submarining on downwind legs. Chris set a course of O-B/1,8 O-Y,O-B,4,8,O-Y,O-B,0 5/O-Y
