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Kiwis slip on Day 4, Holland Regatta

by Sail-World NZL on 28 May 2006
A tight formation on the Laser start Thom Thouw/Holland Regatta http://www.thomtouw.com
The Kiwi sailors all slipped down the points table in their respective classes on the fourth day of the Holland Regatta.

Four of the crews, Andrew Murdoch (Laser), Jo Aleh (Laser Radial) Dan Slater (Finn), and Hamish Pepper/David Chiles (Star) are in the top ten overall in their respective classes and will sail on the final Medal Race day tomorrow Sunday night, NZT).

Of the other crews in the regatta, Stephen and Philip Keen in the Mnes 470 were the unluckiest, finishing in 11th place overall and just missing the cut for the Medal race by just one place. This is their best performance in Europe, certainly this year, and represents a good gain on their part.

Conditions for the regatta, except for the first day have been very light with big windshifts, which has had a significant impact on the outcome of the racing. The light conditions have been made more difficult by the cold air temapertures which have yet to go above 10 degrees.

Australian Tom Slingsby has tied up the Mens Laser class without having to sail in the Medal Race, which counts for double points.














Rank Country Sail Nr Start Nr Helmsman Crew Crew 2 R1 R2 R3 R4 R5 R6 R7 R8 R9 R10 R11 R12 R13 R14 R15 Points

470 men
11 NZL 201 54 Stephen Keen Philip Keen 5 11 24 1 6 5 8 21 16 11 84
18 NZL 198 85 Geoffrey Woolley Mark Overington 10 9 16 16 18 11 8 18 10 4 102
2 team(s) in this class

49er
29 NZL 143 33 Peter Graham Rory Godman DNC 24 29 24 28 29 29 27 26 216
1 team(s) in this class

Finn
7 NZL 1 7 Dan Slater 5 4 5 15 4 9 9 36
1 team(s) in this class

Laser
6 NZL 184682 7 Andrew Murdoch 3 20 1 15 5 10 12 22 OCS 1 89
19 NZL 184683 142 David Weaver 18 43 2 4 19 7 2 33 49 18 146
32 NZL 178795 25 Matthew Blakey 21 28 4 29 11 8 OCS 32 18 35 186
33 NZL 184688 33 Michael Bullot 2 2 11 20 6 43 28 57 OCS 17 186
4 team(s) in this class

Laser Radial
4 NZL 177775 20 Jo Aleh 10 1 1 15 4 24 25 32 12 2 94
29 NZL 181881 73 Sara Winther 8 27 20 37 DNF DNS DNF 18 4 19 253
2 team(s) in this class

Neil Pryde RS:X women
26 NZL 3 0 Steffanie Williams DNC 19 19 19 28 25 22 132
1 team(s) in this class

Star
2 NZL 8187 35 Hamish Pepper David Giles 1 6 2 6 1 3 13
1 team(s) in this class

Yngling
14 NZL 4 1 Sharon Ferris Raynor Smeal Ashley Holtum OCS 8 9 22 20 19 3 15 9 105
1 team(s) in this class

13 team(s) for "NZL" found.

DNC: Did not come to the starting area
DNS: Did not start
OCS: On the course side of the starting line
DNF: Did not finish
RAF: Retired after finishing
DSQ: Disqualification
RDG: Redress given
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