January 2008
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Tue 29 Jan 2008
Posted by Adam Turinas under Sailing Blogs , General Sailing
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Mon 28 Jan 2008
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Description The Enterprise II is the largest traditional teak three-masted replica of an 18th century sailing junk in Hong Kong today.
Mon 28 Jan 2008
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"It was the GGYC's decision to bring and to keep this matter in court thus obliging the SNG, as trustee, to defend the integrity of the America's Cup through all available means."
This submission, which Justice Cahn invited on the 23 January, demonstrates through expert testimony that a "keel yacht" cannot be categorised as a multi-hull, as implied in the ambiguous and contradictory GGYC ... via Valencia Sailing
Mon 28 Jan 2008
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Mon 28 Jan 2008
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Whitsunday Sailing Club Life Member Jim Hayes has been rewarded for his efforts in encouraging local children to learn the ropes with happy sailing sessions in the Sabot Class. Hayes who has dedicated most Sundays to special sailing classes ...
Mon 28 Jan 2008
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Whitsunday Sailing Club Life Member Jim Hayes has been rewarded for his efforts in encouraging local children to learn the ropes with happy sailing sessions in the Sabot Class. Hayes who has dedicated most Sundays to special sailing classes ...
Mon 28 Jan 2008
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It’s been a baptism of fire for Aussie young guns Sam Kivell and Max Taylor since they made the transition from 420s to the 470 Men’s open class. For the pair of Mordialloc Sailing Club 18-year-olds, it has been ...
Mon 28 Jan 2008
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Sail Melbourne Asia Pacific Regatta winners Erin Maxwell and Isabelle Kinsolving (USA) are continuing their outstanding form at the top of the 470 Women’s world championships leaderboard. Maxwell/Kinsolving out-muscled 470 heavyweights Marcelien de Koning and Lobke Berkhout (NED) who ...
Mon 28 Jan 2008
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The Aussie men, lining up for a record fourth world title tilt this week at the Mordialloc Sailing Club admitted they can’t find an answer for their up and down results thus far. Their results speak for themselves at ...
Mon 28 Jan 2008
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In a dramatic turnaround in the Morris Finance Sydney 38 Australian Championship which finished yesterday at Skandia Geelong Week, Alan Brierty’s Limit has climbed to the top of the score sheet following Cameron Miles’ retirement this morning from race ...