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Goat Marine Enterprise National Championship at Looe Sailing Club - Day 4

by Chris Baker & Nick Scutt 1 Aug 2024 03:52 PDT 27 July - 2 August 2024
Goat Marine Enterprise Nationals at Looe Day 4 © Paul Steeper

Races 4 & 5 commenced in a light south-westerly after the obligatory Looe pasty for lunch.

With the fleet clean away in Race 4 most went right aiming to repeat yesterday's success with a small bunch smuggling themselves off to the left. Left turned out to be where what greater pressure there was with Charles Morris leading at the top mark ahead of Johnny Allen who was left to contemplate if he'd eaten to much BBQ the night before. Charles meanwhile held off the other silver fox Nick Jackson to an inaugural championship race win.

In Race 5 with the breeze getting lighter and after a general recall, the black flag had to go up. The fleet got away second time and spread fairly evenly over the course. Ges Brown and Nick Jackson rounded first and second but had been judged over the line and had to head home for early showers. This left a close tussle between Matt and Ivan Jaycock very nearly crossed Darren and Hayley into the lead but had to take turns and dropped to 7th.

The race continued and ended in a run against the tide to make the wing mark. Thankfully the race officer shortened the course and a grateful fleet headed for home... slowly.

With just a point between the leaders overall and a more promising forecast today there's everything to play for in today's races.

Results after Day 4:

PopsFleetSail NoBoat NameHelmCrewR1R2R3R4R5Pts
1stG23307Banged UpDarren RoachHayley Roach1‑1073112
2ndG22652That's EntertainmentJeremy StephensRebecca Stephens‑12317213
3rdG22940Rebel RouserDave JackmanJazz Jackman419‑12519
4thG22619RiotvanMartin HonnorAbigail Honnor52‑128621
5thS23170HarkenNick JacksonRebecca Bradley84102(BFD)24
6thG23421MargretPaul HobsonCraig Wheatley28(RET)5924
7thG23275WimpMatt JaycockIvan Jaycock‑10649726
8thS23089Simply RedCharles MorrishDan Swaffield613‑1411232
9thG22762Churchfield 2Steve SargentEloise Jaycock9128‑16433
10thS22501Blue JobAlice AllenChris Baker‑1475131136
11thS2276Da's BoatOllie HawkinsArchie Hawkins‑23152101037
12thG23410WimpGes BrownJulie Moore191134(BFD)37
13thG22544Comfortably NumbJeremy WilliamsLloyd Williams7‑181611337
14thG22456Unlawful EntryNigel BirdMhairi Ogilvie1396‑231543
15thG23270KittyPhil FordJane Humpage35‑19191845
16thS23347MinionCallum DingleConnor Langan151411‑171353
17thG22439FloozyPhil BevanChris Keatley111713‑201455
18thS23274Roy KentJohnny AllenLibby Allen1816‑2561656
19thS23443Wannabe RedJonathan WoodwardAlex Homer17‑191714856
20thS22702EspadarteNick ScuttMia Sadler16‑2822151770
21stB22763EnterbubblePhil SowdenArchie Sadler‑282015182073
22ndB22874Life of RileyJames EastburyJowan Carnell202121‑261981
23rdB23227Ship FacedDaisy JaycockGracie Jaycock22‑2720212588
24thS22901Out of the BluePaul YoungDouglas Ogilvie212223‑252389
25thB22935MalabarChris PalmerHelen Cummins24‑2618222690
26thS22972MercuryTom MclarenEmrys Franklyn25‑2928242198
27thB23140My Aim is TrueRichard LeachAlex Rich262426‑272298
28thS22422AquaholicAnthony WheatleyBen Wheatley272324(DNC)DNC110
29thB23136BrandyToby BrayCharlotte Handy‑2925292828110
30thB22704PoubelleKarl EvansJune Keen32.530‑332924115.5
31stB23169Snow PicnicLauren BowdlerGeorge Mclaren32.5‑33303027119.5
32ndB23193FlashbackMark PuckeyGoron Jones‑32.532273231122
33rdB22096YER‑TIZOliver WhitlingJoseph Wright32.531(RET)3130124.5
34thB22270She's ElectricAndrew MacdonaldDavid Van Rooyen32.5‑34323329126.5
35thB22659Cederic CederendRob DeweKatie Dewe32.5‑35313432129.5

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