Corinthian YC Seattle STYC Fall Regatta
Upcoming Summer Races:
Center Sound Series
The Sloop Tavern Yacht Club's
Fall Regatta has traditionally been a
Shaw Island Classic Race
March 6: Blakely Rocks non-flying sails event. Due to popular
March 13: Scatchet Head demand, however, flying sails classes
August 7
March 27: Three Tree Point were added again for this year ’s
Halloween event. There was a fairly
Sponsored by San Juan Island Yacht
For more information even split between with both the FS and
Club. See website for more details and
call (206) 789-1919. NFS divisions with two classes each.
registration form: www.sjiyc.com. Call
The weather was fantastic for sailing
(360) 378-3434, or write P.O. Box 67,
- perhaps too fantastic for some. With
Friday Harbor, WA 98250.
a breeze forecasted at 15-25 knots at
Sloop Tavern YC
Shilshole quite a few originally entered
RIPS Canadian Race Week
Blakely Rock Benefit Race
boats elected to stay at the dock, and
many of the flying sails boats were
August 14-18
April 10 seen racing downwind legs with white
sails. The race committee got off three
Register before February 1 for
races in quick succession, losing a few
reduced rates of $15 Cdn/foot; after
The Sloop Tavern Yacht Club’s
competitors over the course of the day
February 1, $17 Cdn/foot. For more
Blakely Rock Benefit Race will be held
to gear or sail failures. The awards were
info: mail: thefoleys@shaw.ca, or call
on Saturday, April 10. All proceeds will
held at the Sloop Tavern, where smiles
(250) 656-0599 or check www.rips.ca.
benefit the Ballard Food Bank. Please
come out to participate in the blintz abounded after a great day.
breakfast, the race around the rock, Tim Onders’ Frog Prints took first
place in NFS Class 1, Duke Phan’s
For the complete Racing Schedule,
and/or the apres-race raffle event at the
Grayling won NFS Class 2, Ross
check out the 2010 Seattle Area Racing
Sloop Tavern.
Peterson’s Tenacious won FS Class 3, and
Calendar on www.48north.com or
For more information, please see
John and Lisa Doherty’s Dacha won FS
the Vancouver Area Racing Council
the STYC website www.slooptavern.org
Class 4. Complete race results can be
calendar at www.varc.bc.ca
or contact paulkalina@hotmail.com
found on: www.slooptavern.org
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