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Celebrating Club's 100th Anniversary of Royal Warrant

Commodore Clive Simpson has extended an invitation to Members to attend a 100th Anniversary Celebration of the granting of the Royal Warrant allowing the Club to be known as The Royal Yacht Club of Tasmania.

 

The celebration will be a Formal Club Dinner in the Bruni Room on the evening of Thursday, 21 January, with the Commodore-in-Chief  His Excellency the Honourable Peter Underwood, Governor of Tasmania, in attendance.

 
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Miss Conduct on best behaviour in Green Island Race

Long race specialist Robin Fleming today sailed his Northshore 34 Miss Conduct to a corrected time win in the Combined Club’s annual Green Island Race, conducted by the Royal Yacht Club of Tasmania.

 

The first club race in Hobart since the big ocean races over Christmas-New Year, the 43 nautical mile race was sailed in perfect conditions.  A freshening south-easterly breeze gave the 12 boat fleet a beat to windward down the River Derwent and into the d’Entrecasteaux Channel to Green Island, off  Bruny Island’s Missionary Bay, and then a fast spinnaker run back to Hobart.

 
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Hobart yachts head north for Rolex Sydney Hobart

David Bean and his crew aboard Auch before setting sailing from the RYCT on Saturday, bound for the Rolex Sydney Hobart Yacht Race. Photo:Most of the eight Tasmanian yachts entered for this year’s Rolex Sydney Hobart Yacht Race are now sailing north on their delivery voyages,  taking advantage of fresh to strong west to south-westerlies to give them a flying start.

 

Todd Leary’s modified Inglis 39, She’s the Culprit from the Bellerive Yacht Club, set sail on Friday, as did Sally Rattle’s Archambault 35 Archie from the Derwent Sailing Squadron.

 
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George Jones wins at Sail Sydney

 Talented young Hobart sailor and RYCT member George Jones has won the Laser Radial class at the Sail Sydney International Regatta which ended on Sydney Harbour  today.

 

Jones, 17, began the final day of the regatta with a 25th place in this morning’s light and flukey breeze, but as the north-easterly seabreeze built this afternoon he finished fourth in the two final heats.

 
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George Jones leads Radials at Sail Sydney

Young Tasmanian sailor Geprge Jones is leading the Laser Radial fleet halfway through the Sail Sydney international regatta for Olympic and international youth classes.

 

Jones scored a sixth and third placings in Saturday’s tricky breezes on Sydney Harbour, but today was at his best in a 12-15 knot nor’easterly seabreeze to score two wins and a third.

 
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'Try Sailing' day at RYCT
The Royal Yacht Club of Tasmania extends an invitation to the public to visit the club on Saturday, 19 December to participate in the ‘Try Sailing Day’ – go sailing in either a dinghy or a keelboat on the magnificent waters of the River Derwent.

“Even if you have never sailed before, we will get you on the water and introduce you to a great outdoors activity and sport,” says Vice Commodore Murray Jones. “If you have a PFD (personal floatation device) please bring it along, but we can supply them for those without them.”
 
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Sydney Hobart entrants sail well

Tasmanian entrants for the 2009 Sydney Hobart Yacht Race, Auch, Archie, She’s the Culprit and Dekadence each filled a top handicap place in the Royal Yacht Club of Tasmania’s Tasports Maria Island Race sailed off the East Coast over the weekend.

 

Auch, David Bean’s Beneteau 44.7, won the premier IRC division on corrected time; Archie, Sally Rattle’s Archambault 35 took out the new AMS handicap division’ while She’s the Culprit,  Todd Leary’s newly modified Jones 39, placed second, with Auch third.

 
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Team Whistler conquer sea and mountain in weekend marathon

The crew of the Hobart yacht Whistler turned in a unique performance over the weekend,  competing in the gruelling Tasports Maria Island Yacht Race and then turning out to complete the demanding Point to Pinnacle marathon mountain run to the peak of Hobart’s Mount Wellington.

 

The Maria Island Race, followed by the Point to Pinnacle Run was the start of Team Whistler’s campaign to contest the Tasmanian Three Peaks Race and the British Three Peaks, two of world’s toughest offshore sailing and endurance running events, in 2010.

 
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