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A Timeless Cornish Gem set on the Helford River

Sep 28, 2020 - Mon
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Black Dog, flying under the PNYC burgee, took first place in the IRC South West Championships in Dartmouth at the start of this month and also won the 1st Overall IRC 1 at the Royal Dartmouth Regatta, thereby ending the season in some style. Congratulations to all who sailed on her throughout the season.

Black Dog

I will give everyone an update on the PNYC racing fleet in the COGS (cogsracing.org.uk) on the next newsletter.  Next week is the 60th L’Aber Wrac’h race, so good luck to all those taking part in this famous race.

Rebecca of Helford took part against five other boats in the annual Currie and Brown Cup organised by St Mawes Sailing Club.  After three laps of the course Rebecca was leading and probably would have gone on to win.  Unfortunately Rebecca and four other boats all misread their sailing instructions and were disqualified, leaving Ruby, the only boat not disqualified, to win the race.  But a good time was had by all.

We have three boats racing under the PNYC burgee – Black Dog, Rebecca of Helford and Juno.  I have been tardy on putting up a racing page with results.  I shall get that sorted out. Black Dog came first in the IRC Class 1at the Dartmouth Royal Regatta last weekend – see this link for results: dartmouthsailingweek.com/single/latest-results

The Helford River Children’s Sailing Trust are running a full programme of courses throughout the summer. Our three kids have all gone through the various RYA and Power Boat courses and they are brilliant. The kids seem to have a great time, whatever the weather, and the parents get time off !!! There’s more information on their website: hrcst.org.uk/courses/holiday-courses/

Apologies for this late up-date but we are pleased to announce that PNYC’s Juno won the first COGS Offshore race of the year to Roscoff with PNYC’s Black Dog in third place.  The 100 mile Ancasta Roscoff Night Race took place on Friday 5th May with light breezes.  We are setting up a PNYC Racing Page shortly and will have more extensive reports and pictures.
Full details on the COGS website:
http://www.cogsracing.org.uk

Last year Black Dog registered under PNYC and had a cracking season. We are delighted to announce that two further boats are registering under the Club and are intending to take part in The COGS this year (Cornwall Offshore Group Series). We have Juno, a J109 with Johnny Walker and his crew. And Rebecca of Helford, a Rustler 42 with Charles Richardson, Peter Shepherd and their crew of “senior” sailors. Black Dog and Juno came 1st and 2nd last year in the COGS Series.  We will create a racing page on the website shortly and will follow their progress over the season. The Roscoff Race, sponsored by Ancasta, is on 4th of May with Black Dog and Juno taking part.  Good luck to you all and thank you for flying under the PNYC burgee.

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Black Dog

Black Dog, flying under the PNYC burgee, took first place in the IRC South West Championships in Dartmouth at the start of this month and also won the 1st Overall IRC 1 at the Royal Dartmouth Regatta, thereby ending the season in some style. Congratulations to all who sailed on her throughout the season.

I will give everyone an update on the PNYC racing fleet in the COGS (cogsracing.org.uk) on the next newsletter.  Next week is the 60th L’Aber Wrac’h race, so good luck to all those taking part in this famous race.

Rebecca of Helford took part against five other boats in the annual Currie and Brown Cup organised by St Mawes Sailing Club.  After three laps of the course Rebecca was leading and probably would have gone on to win.  Unfortunately Rebecca and four other boats all misread their sailing instructions and were disqualified, leaving Ruby, the only boat not disqualified, to win the race.  But a good time was had by all.

We have three boats racing under the PNYC burgee – Black Dog, Rebecca of Helford and Juno.  I have been tardy on putting up a racing page with results.  I shall get that sorted out. Black Dog came first in the IRC Class 1at the Dartmouth Royal Regatta last weekend – see this link for results: dartmouthsailingweek.com/single/latest-results

The Helford River Children’s Sailing Trust are running a full programme of courses throughout the summer. Our three kids have all gone through the various RYA and Power Boat courses and they are brilliant. The kids seem to have a great time, whatever the weather, and the parents get time off !!! There’s more information on their website: hrcst.org.uk/courses/holiday-courses/

Apologies for this late up-date but we are pleased to announce that PNYC’s Juno won the first COGS Offshore race of the year to Roscoff with PNYC’s Black Dog in third place.  The 100 mile Ancasta Roscoff Night Race took place on Friday 5th May with light breezes.  We are setting up a PNYC Racing Page shortly and will have more extensive reports and pictures.
Full details on the COGS website:
http://www.cogsracing.org.uk

Last year Black Dog registered under PNYC and had a cracking season. We are delighted to announce that two further boats are registering under the Club and are intending to take part in The COGS this year (Cornwall Offshore Group Series). We have Juno, a J109 with Johnny Walker and his crew. And Rebecca of Helford, a Rustler 42 with Charles Richardson, Peter Shepherd and their crew of “senior” sailors. Black Dog and Juno came 1st and 2nd last year in the COGS Series.  We will create a racing page on the website shortly and will follow their progress over the season. The Roscoff Race, sponsored by Ancasta, is on 4th of May with Black Dog and Juno taking part.  Good luck to you all and thank you for flying under the PNYC burgee.