To p 25 Sa i l b o a T
Revised
S
o f
2009
#3 Here & Now
Patrick Denney
J-29MH
Sloop Tavern YC
photos by Borrowed Light Images
#12 More Uff Da
Ben Braden
Moore 24
Sloop Tavern YC
#14 Gaucho
John Cahill
Ross 930
Corinthian YC Seattle
We announced the Top 25 were wrong. We went back through the list, but More Uff Da was 12th and
Sailboats for 2009 in the January ‘10 calculations and found that the results Gaucho was now 14th.
issue. After a few days passed and for a whole course at Puget Sound These changes altered the scores
it had hit the streets and the Net, Sailing Championships had been left of many, so check the new results to
we hadn’t gotten any calls or emails out! Needless to say, there was going see who landed where. Unfortunately,
questioning the results - we began to to be some shuffling. Patrick Denny’s with two boats joining the list, that
relax. Somehow, something always Here & Now got a first in that series, meant that two boats, Dave Maclean’s
seems to slip through the cracks, so which tied him for first place in the Illusionist and Jerry Diercks’ Delerium
we were ecstatic that there seemed to Top 25, with Banshee and Money Shot, got pushed off the end. These are
be no mistakes. but gave him third, based on average two top-notch guys who were very
But, as they say, “No good deed class size. gracious when we contacted them
goes unpunished.” Soon we got a There was also good news for Ben with the news. We will find a way to
couple emails from skippers pointing Braden’s More Uff Da and John Cahill’s help ease their pain.
out that the scores for their boats Gaucho. They not only moved onto the 48ºN
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