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Prince Philip Cup 2015 - Dragon Championships Day 1

by David Staley on 5 Jan 2015
The Dragon gets away for race two of the Prince Philip Cup - Prince Philip Cup - the 2015 Australasian Championship. David Staley / RBYC
At the Prince Philip Cup - the 2015 Australasian Championship - Wolf Breit from Royal Sydney Yacht Squadron has sailed 'Shapes' into the lead after one day of racing for the International Dragon class.

A steady south-westerly gradually freshened from 15 to 20 knots over the afternoon, with moderate waves on Port Phillip providing some excellent racing conditions.



Breit and the crew of 'Shapes' scored 1-2 today and their consistency rewarded them with a five point buffer at the top of the table. The experienced crew includes the Rolex Sydney Hobart winning skipper of 'Wild Rose', Roger Hickman.

The next five boats are separated by just two points, so the competition is expected to be very tight over the next three race days.


Sandra Anderson’s 'Liquidity' (WA) and Gordon Ingate’s 'Whimsical' are tied on 8 points, although Anderson has the break to hold second place tonight. Jeff Rose (VIC) helming 'Ridgeway' and Christian Boillot (VIC) with 'Imagination' are both on 9 points while Raymond Chatfield (WA) and the crew of 'Wizzardry' are on 10 points rounding out the top six boats.


Robert Campbell (GBR) and the crew of 'Indulgence', winners of the Ted Albert Memorial Regatta yesterday, were OCS in race two today. They were second over the line in the first race behind 'Shapes', so have plenty of pace and but be looking forward to race 5 when the OCS can be dropped.

Racing continues Tuesday, Thursday and Friday at Royal Brighton Yacht Club.

Overall Results - Prince Philip Cup Regatta


ber Points  
Pl Name Boat Sail
Num
State Club 1 2 Total
Points
Net
Points
 
1 Wolf BREIT shapes aus213 NSW rsys 1 2 3 3  
2 Sandra ANDERSON Liquidity 210 WA RFBYC 7 1 8 8  
3 Gordon INGATE
Brad SHERIDAN
David GILES
Whimsical DKA217 NSW RSYS 5 3 8 8  
4 Jeff ROSE
Zane RIDGEWAY
Stuart LOFT
Ridgeway AUS180 VIC RTYC/Metung YC 3 6 9 9  
5 Christian BOILLOT
Paul MCKENZIE
James HEYWOOD
IMAGINATION AUS179 VIC METUNG YC 4 5 9 9  
6 Raymond CHATFIELD
Peter MASSEE
Karen CHATFIELD
Wizzardry AUS201 WA RFBYC 6 4 10 10  
7 Angus RONEY LYLA 194 VIC RBYC 8 8 16 16  
8 Paul JACKSON
Glenn NORTON
Peter COLEMAN
DRAGON LADY AUS165 VIC RBYC 9 9 18 18  
9 Robert CAMPBELL
Robert ALPE
Richard FRANKLIN
Indulgence AUS218   RSYS 2 17
OCS
19 19  
10 Anthony ARMSTRONG
Andrew HOWE
Brendan MOSS
FrenchConnection AUS211 NSW RSYS 12 7 19 19  
11 Michael WILKINSON
Roger MASTERS
Stephen FRIES
Xanthos AUS212 TAS RYCT 13 10 23 23  
12 Hugh HOWARD
Manuela GALVAO
Julie CLARK
Tarakona GBR600 VIC Brighton 10 13 23 23  
13 Charles STANTON
Greg STANTON
Andrew MOSS
AMAZING GRACE AUS176 VIC RBYC 14 11 25 25  
14 Sarah CLOUGH
Jayde ROSE
Jacqui LOFT
Magic D183 VIC Metung Yacht Club 11 17
DNF
28 28  
15 Donald BLANKSBY
James HARLAND
Steven NEWLANDS
ASA DAUS177 VIC RBYC 17
DNC
12 29 29  
16 Jeremy NOLAN Dejoka AUS148 VIC RBYC 15 14 29 29  






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