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One week to get your discounted entry for Poole Regatta

by Charlotte Bulloch 7 Apr 2016 23:42 NZST 28-30 May 2016
Racing on Sunday at the International Paint Poole Regatta © David Harding / www.sailingscenes.com

There's a short time left to claim your discounted entry fee of up to a third off the International Paints Poole Regatta. If you enter online at www.pooleregatta.co.uk by Sunday 17th April you can take advantage of the offer.

The three day Regatta which takes place from 28th to 30th May 2016 calls for all types of keelboat, including the larger IRC classes who can take part in the IRC Southern Championship, and is also host to a number of national championships.

The event is attracting sailors from all over the world with entries coming in from Belgium, Australia and Ireland. Entries numbers are set to beat the record breaking number of entries at the last regatta in 2014.

The Regatta winner will be presented with the Canford Cup which is the oldest sailing trophy still being awarded and is in fact, two years older than the Auld Mug.

www.pooleregatta.co.uk

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