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Commodore: BILL CHASELING

Vice Commodore: Rear Commodore: RICHARD ROBERTS GEOFF EDMAN

Club Captain: PHILLIP CUNNINGHAM

Hon. Treasurer: ED HILLIER

Sailing Committee: GEOFF EDMAN, JOHN MORGAN, PETER SHADDOCK,

PHILLIP CUNNINGHAM, IAN TUNKS, MARK HOLMES, DAVID ANSTEY

Sailing Administrator: Ross Ahrens

Race Officers: IAN MARTIN, WAYNE BRIDGE, IAN TUNKS, JEFF QUIRK, OWEN LONG

Race Day Officer mobile: 0414 450 022

Protest Committee Chair:

DAMIEN BOLDYREW Protest Arbitrators: DAMIEN BOLDYREW, PETER SHADDOCK, JIM ORRELL

Handicap Committee: JOHN MORGAN, IAN TUNKS, KEN SEMPLE, PHIL BLANCH

Equipment Auditors: DAVID NICHOLS, STEVEN LIDDELL,

KEITH HAMILTON, IAN TUNKS, KEITH ALBURY, JOHN SKILLICORN

LAKE MACQUARIE YACHT CLUB (off Ada Street, Belmont)

P.O. Box 150, BELMONT, N.S.W. 2280 PH: (02) 4945 0022 FAX: (02) 4947 7696

Email [email protected] Website lmyc.com.au

2017 - 2018

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INDEX Office Bearers/Committee……………………………………………………………….. 1

Index……………………………………………………………………………………………….. 2

Sailing at LMYC ………………………………………………………………………………... 5

Burgee and Officers’ Pennants …………………………………………………………. 6

Emergency Contact Points ……………………………………………………………….. 6

Major Prizewinners 2016-2017 Season ……………………………………………. 7

Glossary of Abbreviations………………………………………………………………… 8

Bridge Operations …………………………………………………………….….. 8

Risk Warnings…………………………………………………………………………………… 9

NOTICE OF RACE

Invitation to Race …………………………………………………………………. 10

General Rules ……………………………………………………………………….. 10

SAILING INSTRUCTIONS

SECTION 1

1.0 Owner’s Responsibility ..................................................... 10

2.0 Rules .................................................................................. 10

3.0 Acceptance of the Rules .................................................. 10

4.0 Entries ............................................................................... 10

5.0 Safety Equipment and Conditions ................................... 11

6.0 Eligibility to Race .............................................................. 11

7.0 Racing Equipment & Conditions-General ....................... 12

8.0 Racing Equipment & Conditions-Non Spinnaker Race ... 12

9.0 Racing Equipment & Conditions-Spinnaker Races ......... 13

10.0 Allocation of Boats to Divisions & Classes ...................... 13

11.0 Sail Numbers ..................................................................... 13

12.0 Schedule of Races ............................................................. 13

13.0 Times ................................................................................. 13

14.0 Starting Signals & Procedures .......................................... 13

15.0 Individual Recalls – Scratch Starts .................................... 14

16.0 Individual Recalls – Handicap Starts ................................ 14

17.0 General Recall ................................................................... 14

18.0 Boats not Racing to Keep Clear ....................................... 14

19.0 Marks ................................................................................. 14

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20.0 Starting and Finishing Conditions .................................... 15

21.0 Courses ............................................................................. 15

22.0 Shortening Courses ........................................................... 15

23.0 Shortening of Handicap / Pursuit Race ............................ 15

24.0 Prohibited Area ................................................................ 15

25.0 Protests, Request for Redress & Protest Arbitration ..... 15

26.0 Penalties applied to Race Run Conjointly ....................... 16

27.0 Handicaps ......................................................................... 16

28.0 Adjustment Applied to Handicaps ................................... 16

29.0 Adjustment to Handicaps Based on Performance .......... 17

30.0 Declarations ...................................................................... 17

31.0 Number of Races to Constitute Series and Races ........... 17

32.0 Changes to Sailing Instructions ......................................... 17

33.0 Ladies Trophy ................................................................... 17

34.0 Scoring and Results ........................................................... 17

35.0 Point Scores and Discards ................................................ 17

36.0 Prizes ................................................................................. 17

37.0 SECTION 2 Saturday, Bay, Pursuit, Windward/leeward & Pulbah races ................................................................................... 18

38.0 SECTION 3 Etchells OD Pointscores & Fleet Championship……………. 21

39.0 SECTION 4 Wednesday Sweepstake & Pointscores .......................... 23

40.0 SECTION 5 Friday Twilight Sweepstake Series and Lady Skippers Pointscore ......................................................................... 27

41.0 SECTION 6 Sunday Winter Sweepstake & Pointscore ....................... 30

42.0 SECTION 7 Long Lake Sweepstake Races ........................................... 32

SAILING PROGRAM………………………………………………………………….……… 33

RACING FEES ………………………………………………………………………………….. 37

RACE ENTRY FEES……………………………………………………………………

COURSE SCHEDULE

Bay Courses ...................................................................... 38

Pulbah Courses ................................................................. 40

Wednesday Sweepstake/Pointscore Courses ................. 42

Wednesday Winter Sweepstake/Pointscore Courses ..... 44

Sunday Winter Sweepstake/Pointscore Courses ............ 45

Friday Twilight Courses ..................................................... 46

Windward Leeward Courses – Divisions ......................... 47

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Windward Leeward Courses – Etchells ........................... 48

LMYC CRUISING DIVISION……………………………………………………………….. 49

LAKE MARKS MAP ………………………………………………………………………….. 50

LMYC YACHT REGISTER…………………………………………………………………… 52

RACE SIGNALS…………………………………………………………………………………. 60

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SAILING AT LMYC

Saturday Pointscore Series Saturday afternoon racing commences in the first week in September and concludes approximately Easter. Other Pointscore series may be added at the discretion of the Sailing Committee.

International Etchells Class racing The International Etchells class boats race in a separate Division on Saturdays between the first week in September and approximately Easter.

LMYC Offshore Pointscore A number of offshore races are conducted between September and April generally to Pittwater, Newcastle and Port Stephens. They are daytime races to a destination on a Saturday and returning on Sunday. A combined offshore Pointscore series is also run in conjunction with Newcastle Cruising Yacht Club.

Wednesday Racing Racing is conducted on Wednesday afternoons all year round and is for non-spinnaker boats. Both Sweepstake and Pointscore results are conducted. These races are generally handicap starts. Monthly scratch starts, on the first Wednesday of the month, are used during daylight savings.

Friday Twilight Racing Generally, in line with daylight saving time, twilight races are conducted late on Friday afternoons. Friday afternoon is a great day to try an evening of sailing with friends and family.

Lady Skipper Pointscore The Friday Twilight series also includes a Pointscore for Lady Skippers on the nominated races in the Friday Twilight Program. The Winter Series During Winter, starting on the third Sunday in May, racing is conducted over an 11 race series. The racing is both for non-spinnaker and spinnaker boats. A Sweepstake race is conducted for non-spinnaker and spinnaker boats. Additionally, a Pointscore series is conducted conjointly for the non-spinnaker boats. Long Lake Races A number of longer courses being sweepstake format have been programmed usually scheduled when Ocean races are programed to provide sailing on non Pointscore Saturdays.

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BURGEE AND OFFICERS PENNANTS

COMMODORE

RETIRED COMMODORE

VICE-COMMODORE

CLUB BURGEE WORN BY ANY YACHT ON THE LMYC REGISTER

OR SUPPLEMENTARY LIST

REAR COMMODORE LMYC RACE COMMITTEE

(BURGEE FLOWN ON RACE COMMITTEE BOAT)

CLUB CAPTAIN

LMYC CRUISING DIVISION

EMERGENCY CONTACT POINTS

LMYC Yacht Club

Phone: 4945 0022

Marine Rescue Lake Macquarie

Phone: 4971 3498 OR 4971 6054

VHF: Ch16

HF: 2182

Emergency Services:

Phone: 000

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MAJOR PRIZE WINNERS 2016 – 2017 Season

Yearly Pointscore Division 1

Rhumb Rob & Ian Humphris Division 2

Cardinal Syn Geoff Edman Division 3

Out of Sight Dave Anstey Division 4

Harbinger II Jim Orrell

Williamson Chaseling Pursuit Series

Division 1 Squid4woodsy Steve Liddell

Division 2 Cardinal Syn Geoff Edman

Division 3 Sofarr Natalie Butterworth

Division 4

The Apple Peter Hartley/Mark Graham

Spring Series Division 1

Squid4woodsy Steve Liddell Division 2

Willpower Noel Jenkins Division 3

Impromptu Michael Graham Division 4

Harbinger II Jim Orrell Etchells

Echo Beach Phillip Matthews

Summer Series

Division 1 Mojo II Mark Benson

Division 2 Cardinal Syn Geoff Edman

Division 3 Out of Sight Dave Anstey

Division 4 32 South Ross Buxton

Etchells Fast Eddy Mark Holmes

E Graham Commodore Series One

Division 1 Rhumb Rob & Ian Humphris

Division 2 Close Halled Graeme Hall

Division 3 Impromptu Michael Graham

Division 4 Harbinger II Jim Orrell

E G Wellings Commodore Series Two

Division 1 Squid4woodsy Steve Liddell

Division 2 Perception Jeff Laybutt/Phil Blanch

Division 3 Impromptu Michael Graham

Division 4 Topaz II Greg Nolan

E N Raisbeck Commodore Series Three Division 1

Mojo II Mark Benson Division 2


Stampede Michael McDonald/ John Latimore Division 4

Treka Roger Mostyn

N D Rundle Commodore Series Four Division 1

Rhumb Rob & Ian Humphris Division 2


Wicked Mark Worsley & D Robinson Division 4

Highway Patrol Brian Treleaven

Etchells

Etchells OD Pointscore Fast Eddy Mark Holmes

Etchells Fleet Championship Fast Eddy Mark Holmes

Offshore Pointscore

She’s the Culprit Glen Picasso

Gun Boat Trophy

Shakti Doug Coulter

Ladies Friday Twilight Trophy Eat My Shorts Gaye Johnson

Ladies Trophy

Natalie Butterworth

Wednesday Winter Point Score

Perception Jeff Laybutt

Wednesday Spring Point Score Division 1

Squid4woodsy Steve Liddell Division 2

Mirage Dave Kelty

Wednesday Summer Point Score Division 1

The Real Thing David Boden/ John Anderson

Division 2 Scaramouche John Skillicorn

Wednesday Autumn Point Score

Division 1 Dreadnaught Edwin Hillier

Division 2 Scaramouche John Skillicorn

Sunday Winter Series 2016

Jam Michael Schaffer/Brett Lewis

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GLOSSARY OF ABBREVIATIONS AHC Allocated Handicap AS Australian Sailing Ltd (formerly YA) AS SR Australian Sailing Special Regulations ASAP As soon as possible BCH Back Calculated Handicap CEA Club Equipment Auditor CHC Calculated Handicap for next race DNC Did Not Start; did not come to the starting area DNF Did Not Finish DNS Did Not Start (other than DNC & OCS) DPI Discretionary Penalty Imposed DSQ Disqualification EAF Equipment Audit Form EDST Eastern Daylight Saving Time IDM Inner Distance Mark LM Laid Mark LMYC Lake Macquarie Yacht Club MYA Appropriate Member State/Territory yachting authority of AS OCS Did not start; on the course side of the start line at her starting

signal and failed to start, or broke rule 30.1 OD One Design ODM Outer Distance Mark PHS Performance Handicap System RC Race Committee of LMYC RCB Race Committee Box RCV Race Committee Vessel RDG Redress Given RET Retired RRS Australian Sailing Racing Rules of Sailing 2017-2020 SI/SI’s The appropriate numbered paragraph of these Sailing

Instructions SRM Sunken Rock LM TCF Time Correction Factor

BRIDGE OPERATIONS Booking Bridge Number - 24 hours/day: 4971 3498 Marine Rescue Lake Macquarie: HF 2182 VHF Ch 16 27 MHz Ch 88

Monday - Friday 0600 - 1900 1 Hours’ notice 1900 - 0600 6 Hours’ notice

No openings 0800 and 1600 weekdays

Saturday, Sunday & 0600 0700 0800 Notice required Public Holidays 0900 - 1500 1 Hours’ notice 1600 1700 1800 1900 Notice required 1900 - 0600 6 Hours’ notice

General Information Bridge cannot operate if temperature exceeds 32 degrees C or if wind exceeds 25 knots (50kph). If in doubt check with Marine Rescue Lake Macquarie.

Bridge clearance on either side of opening span - 2 metres at HIGH tide - 3 metres at LOW tide

Span - Pylon to Pylon - 52 feet (15.85mtrs) at LOWEST point

- 27 feet (8.23mtrs) at HIGHEST point

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RISK WARNING

This RISK WARNING is issued jointly by the Lake Macquarie Yacht Club (LMYC) and Roads and Maritime Services, pursuant to the Civil Liability Act 2002 to all persons wishing to participate in the sailing activities conducted by LMYC.

Participants are warned that, regardless of the precautions which might be taken by reasonable and experienced persons, sailing can be a dangerous pursuit and participants are exposed to significant risk of property damage, physical harm and possibly death.

As an indication, these risks may include, but are not limited to:

• The extremes of weather and sea conditions.

• The potential that control of vessels may be lost, resulting in collision with

objects and other vessels.

• The sudden movement of the vessel at any time and the possibility that

participants may fall or be thrown overboard, resulting in drowning.

• The possibility that participants may be injured by equipment on the vessel.

• The absence of immediate medical care and the likelihood that

significant delays may occur before medical care is available.

• Exposure to the elements for extended periods.

LMYC and Roads and Maritime Services also warn participants that regardless of their best intentions, they may be unable to render assistance to participants who are in distress. Participants are warned to consider the above risks and all other risks before deciding to participate in any sailing event with LMYC.

Participants are also advised that although LMYC is covered by third party liability insurance, this cover DOES NOT extend to participants. Any Participant who considers they have a need for insurance must make their own

private arrangements with an insurer. A personal accident insurance policy is

available with subscription to membership of Australian Sailing.

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Skippers are reminded that under the Aquatic Licence issued by Roads and Maritime

Services to LMYC, competitors in LMYC events are not to sail within 30 metres of

moored or anchored vessels. All accidents involving serious damage or personal injury

are to be reported to RMS. Failure to do may cause the Club’s Aquatic License to be

revoked.

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NOTICE OF RACE Invitation to Race Owners of ballasted monohull yachts that are resistant to capsize are invited to Enter the 2017 – 2018 racing program on the terms and conditions set out in the following Sailing Instructions and Program.

General Rules The Rules and Sailing Instructions (SI’s) of Section 1 apply to all Sections of these SI’s unless changed by a Section.

SAILING INSTRUCTIONS SAILING PROGRAM

Effective from 1st September 2017 SECTION 1

GENERAL SAILING INSTRUCTIONS 1.0 Owner’s Responsibility 1.1 The safety of a boat and her crew is the sole and inescapable responsibility

of the person in charge to the extent set out in AS SR Part 1 regulation 1.02.1

1.2 The responsibility for a boat’s decision to participate in a race or to continue racing is hers alone (RRS Fundamental Rule 4 – Decision to Race)

2.0 Rules 2.1 All races shall be governed by the AS RRS 2017-2020 as amended and the

Prescriptions and Special Regulations of AS. 2.2 When a boat races in its class fleet, it shall, in addition, be governed by its

respective Class Association rules. 2.3 These SI’s constitute the Notice of Race and Sailing Instructions for the

purposes of RRS 89.2(a) and 90.2(a) 2.4 Separate SI’s may be issued for Offshore Races, RK Robertson Memorial

Trophy races, events and regattas. 2.5 When separate SI’s are issued for a race, these SI’s shall not apply unless

expressly adopted in the separate SI’s. 2.6 A boat may carry unlimited advertising in accordance with RRS 80 and

World Sailing Regulation 20. 2.7 For the purpose of RRS 89.1(c) LMYC is the ’Organising Authority’ and for

RRS 90.1 the Sailing Committee of LMYC is the ‘Race Committee’.

3.0 Acceptance of the Rules 3.1 Attention is drawn to the following rules;

RRS 3 Acceptance of the rules; and RRS – Basic Principles – Sportsmanship and the Rules.

4.0 Entries SATURDAY RACES INCLUDING; SEASON POINTSCORE, BAY SERIES,

PURSUIT SERIES, WINDWARD/LEEWARD SERIES, R K ROBERTSON SERIES,

PULBAH RACES, INTERNATIONAL ETCHELLS AND OTHER SERIES.

4.1 Entry for a series or a single race (refer SI 4.5) completion of required information and payment of the prescribed fee is by the entry system available at www.lmyc.com.au/site/online-race-entry , and to be completed and submitted online only.

4.2 Entries close at 1200 hours one week prior to the commencement of the series being entered.

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4.3 Late entries may be accepted after the first race in the series has been

completed. 4.4 Entries for an individual race are to be submitted by 1800 hours on the

preceding Friday. 4.5 Late entries will be accepted up to 1200 hours on race day. No late entry

fees are payable and entrants will not be allocated a handicap and are not eligible for results or prizes.

4.6 WEDNESDAY RACES, FRIDAY TWILIGHT RACES, WINTER POINTSCORE RACE AND LONG LAKE SWEEPSTAKE RACES

4.6.1 Entry is by payment of the prescribed fee at the LMYC bar and recording the boat’s details on the ‘sign on sheet’, indicating whether the boat will be sailing spinnaker or non-spinnaker (applies only to Winter Sweepstake races AND Long Lake Sweepstake), and the boat’s Starting Group. Also refer to SI 30.2

4.6.2 Entries for races will be accepted by telephone to the Club Reception office not later than 30 minutes before the Start time of the first Wednesday Division and provided the entry fee is paid.

4.6.3 LADY SKIPPERS POINTSCORE; entry shall be made as per SI 4.1

5.0 Safety Equipment and Conditions INSHORE RACES

5.1 A boat competing in races on Lake Macquarie shall satisfy the requirements of Category 7 of AS SR Part 1 and in addition shall carry; a) A mobile telephone, and b) A current copy of these Sailing Instructions and c) Details of the Current 3rd Party Insurance policy in the sum of not less

than $10 million. d) Anchors not protruding beyond bow stem, except as provided in SI 7.5 A VHF marine radio not less than 5 watts is recommended to be carried.

6.0 Eligibility to Race BOAT

6.1 A boat shall comply with the following eligibility requirements for a boat, helmsman and crew.

6.2 A boat shall have a current Equipment Audit Form (EAF) issued by a Club Equipment Auditor (CEA). All equipment shall remain current and on board as required by the EAF.

6.3 EAF’s are obtained from the LMYC Reception Office or www.lmyc.com.au/sailing Bookings shall be made at the Reception Office.

6.4 Spot inspections apply for equipment compliance, AS SR Part 1, regulation 2.02.2 applies. The RC may protest a boat for non-compliance in previous completed races (Changes RRS 61.3) AS SR Part 1, regulation 2.02.3 applies.

6.5 For Inshore races a boat shall be registered on the LMYC Yacht Register.

6.6 With the prior written approval of the RC a visiting boat not complying with the above but having met all other eligibility requirements may compete in an individual Pointscore and Sweepstake race.

HELMSPERSON

6.7 The nominated Helmsperson shall be a current Sailing or Junior Member of LMYC and a member of AS.

6.8 A permanent Sailing Member of the crew who is a member of LMYC may be a temporary replacement helmsperson.

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6.9 A visiting helmsperson not complying with the above but having met all other entry requirements may compete in an individual race and/or sweepstake race.

6.10 In the Lady Skippers Series, the helmsperson shall be the nominated female.

CREW

6.11 A crew member who sails in more than three (3) races shall comply with RRS AS Prescription 45 by being a member of a club affiliated to an MYA and a member of AS.

7.0 Racing Equipment & Conditions General

7.1 A boat with movable underwater appendages on the centerline whether ballasted or not (e.g., a drop keel or unballasted centerboard) shall have such appendages in the maximum down position and locked in place whilst racing, except as provided in SI 7.9

7.2 Drive shafts, power legs, water ballast, canting keels and canard foils may be moved. (Changes RRS 51)

7.3 A boat with water ballast shall have the designed maximum weight of water on board and shall not take on or discharge ballast water whilst racing.

7.4 A motor may be used to arrive at the start line after the boat’s preparatory signal (i.e., 4 minute signal) provided that after ceasing use of the motor and before starting and continuing to race the boat completes a two turn penalty in compliance with RRS 44.2 A boat that does not comply with this SI will be scored DNS by the RC without a hearing. (Changes RRS A5)

7.5 A boat shall not carry an anchor protruding from the stem head fitting unless the boat is subject to the National Standards for Recreational Commercial Vessels, in which case it shall be stowed in accordance with the boat’s Safety Management System. Removed per Amendment # 5 29/11/17

7.6 RRS 52 is changed to permit the use of electric halyard and sheet winches and for canting keels.

7.7 Trapezes and adjustable wings enabling a crew member to position themselves outboard may not be used in mixed fleet racing. Dispensation to use these devices may be sought from the RC (Changes RRS 49.1)

7.8 A boat may use its motor or any other method of propulsion to get clear after grounding or collision with a vessel or object. The boat shall cease using its motor after getting clear and before continuing to race, complete a Two Turn penalty in accordance with RRS 44.2

7.9 A boat may lift its underwater appendages to get clear after grounding or collision with a vessel or object. Once clear and before continuing to race the boat shall complete a Two Turn penalty in accordance with RRS 44.2

7.10 A boat shall notify the Handicapper, in writing, not less than 3 days before a race of any changes to equipment referred to in SI 28.2

8.0 Racing Equipment & Conditions Non-Spinnaker Races

8.1 The following applies to all races designated non-spinnaker or where a boat notifies that it will race not using a spinnaker;

a) Only 1 working headsail (Changes RRS 50.1) and 1 mainsail and 1 mizzen shall be set at any given time except when changing sails.

b) The headsail shall be attached to a fixed forestay.

c) The headsail when poled out shall be by a pole attached to the main mast; and

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d) Fixed or retractable bow poles and outriggers shall not be used to set headsails; Refer RRS 50.3(a)

e) Retractable bow poles shall be retracted.

8.2 Refer to SI 10.3 for changes from non-spinnaker to spinnaker usage.

9.0 Racing Equipment & Conditions Spinnaker Races

9.1 The following applies to all races designated spinnaker races;

a) Outriggers and fixed or retractable bow poles may be used only for the purpose of setting asymmetric spinnakers. (Changes RRS 50.3)

b) Retractable bow poles shall be retracted when not in use.

10.0 Allocation of Boats to Divisions & Classes 10.1 The RC shall allocate boats to racing Divisions and Classes and Groups which

shall be displayed on the Notice Board prior to each race.

10.2 New Classes and racing Divisions may be formed, at the discretion of the RC. On disbandment, the RC shall make equitable arrangements for re-allocation of boats.

10.3 A boat which is allocated to a Division on the basis that it will not use a spinnaker and subsequently notifies that it will change to using a spinnaker may, at the discretion of the RC, be allocated to a different Division.

11.0 Sail Numbers 11.1 A boat shall comply with RRS Appendix G – Identification of Sails. All sails

displaying LMYC registration numbers shall have “M” placed above the sail number.

11.2 A boat shall be protested under SI 11.1 where:

a) Prior written permission of the RC to use a substitute or trial sail has not been obtained; or

b) Where a warning notice of breach appears in the race results sheet and the boat thereafter does not comply.

12.0 Schedule of Races 12.1 The schedule for the programmed races is as per the Sailing Program

(page 33) which forms part of these instructions.

13.0 Times 13.1 All times stated in the program or these instructions, shall be adjusted

for Eastern Daylight Saving Time (EDST) when daylight saving is in effect.

14.0 Starting Signals and Procedures 14.1 RRS 26 starting system shall apply to all races unless changed by these SI’s.

14.2 When a handicap start applies a boat’s handicap start time shall be a number representing the number of minutes and seconds that a boat may start after the start signal is made. Note: When handicap starts apply a boat’s preparatory signal is deemed made four minutes before the boat’s starting time. Refer AS prescription to RRS 26

14.3 When the AP flag is displayed prior to the warning signal of a Sweepstake race with a Clubhouse start, the Warning Signal shall be displayed 10 minutes after ‘AP’ is removed. If an error occurs in the starting procedure

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after the Warning Signal of such a race, with a Clubhouse start, the warning signal shall be displayed 1 minute after ‘AP’ is removed.

14.4 In the tables setting out the starting procedure ↑ indicates signal displayed and ↓ indicates signal removed. The alphabetic letter is the corresponding Code Flag and is the Warning signal of the named Division, Group or Class. The RC may use Code Flag ‘I’ as the preparatory signal. The Warning signals and procedures for starting are set out in the appropriate Section.

15.0 Individual Recalls – Scratch Starts 15.1 Individual recalls shall be in accordance with RRS 29.1

15.2 In addition to visual signals the RO may broadcast on VHF radio (Ch 71) the sail number of a boat that is OCS. A failure to make such broadcast, or a failure to receive such broadcasts will not be considered as grounds for redress. (Changes RRS 62.1(a))

16.0 Individual Recalls – Handicap Starts 16.1 A boat which starts more than 4 minutes before her start time shall be scored

DNC and shall not be entitled to a recall signal (Changes RRS 29.1 and A5) 16.2 To comply with RRS 30.1 - round the ends rule, at the Clubhouse start line, a

boat may round either the lime green cylinder mark being the IDM on the eastern end of the start line or the Club mark on the western end of the start line.

17.0 General Recall 17.1 The procedure for a general recall is as set out in RRS 29

17.2 A boat infringing RRS 30.3 – ‘U’ or Black Flag, may be identified by radio on VHF radio (Ch 71) (Changes RRS 30.3)

18.0 Boats not racing to keep Clear 18.1 Attention is drawn to RRS 24.1 that applies to boats that intend to race but

are not yet racing and to boats that have been racing and are finished.

18.2 A boat infringes RRS 24.1 if it sails too close to the course side of the start line or the pre-start side of the start line or its extensions and interferes with a boat that is racing. The RO may issue a verbal warning. A boat failing to respond may be protested.

19.0 Marks

19.1 Marks referred to in Course Schedules on pages 38 to 46 of these SI’s, shall be lime green cylinders approximately 1300mm high and 300mm in diameter, with a yellow or lime green cap, a 150mm wide red band approximately 400mm down from the top and the letters LMYC. Pulbah and Wangi Point are the landforms so named.

19.2 The Sunken Rock Mark (SRM) shall be a laid mark. It shall be an Orange cylindrical (Barrel) mark with a blue top, approximately 1000mm high and 500mm in diameter.

19.3 Marks for Windward Leeward Division courses are described on page 47 of these SI’s.

19.4 Marks for Windward Leeward Etchells courses are described on page 48 of these SI’s.

19.5 For approximate location of Marks refer to the Map on pages 50 & 51. A difference of a mark’s GPS position by 0.1 minutes of latitude or longitude shall not be grounds for Redress. (Changes RRS 62) Ref Amendment #7 06/12/2017

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20.0 Starting and Finishing Conditions

20.1 The RCV shall display an Orange flag signifying that the RCV is on station at the start line.

20.2 A boat may start after its signal when the RCV is on station at the start line.

20.3 When an IDM has been laid a boat shall leave the IDM on the same hand as the RCV or the RCB when starting or finishing.

20.4 In a handicap start race, except when a boat is starting, finishing or complying with SI 16.2, a boat shall not cross the start line from either the course side or the pre start side of the start/finish line after the first Preparatory signal. A boat that does so shall have a DPI of two places applied without a hearing (Changes RRS 63.1)

20.5 A boat that has finished and cleared its finishing line shall not re-cross the finishing line in either direction. A boat which does so shall have a DPI of two places applied without a hearing. (Changes RRS A5)

21.0 Courses

21.1 Courses to be used and the order of rounding marks are described in the Course Schedules on pages 38 to 48 21.2 ‘P’ indicates a mark to be rounded to port and ‘S’ indicates a mark to be

rounded to starboard. Where a mark has a required side and may be passed it need not be rounded or looped. Refer RRS 28.1

22.0 Shortening Courses 22.1 RRS 32 and RRS Definition “Finish” applies.

23.0 Shortening of Handicap / Pursuit Race

23.1 When a race has been started on a handicap start sequence and the course is shortened the results shall be calculated using a boat’s TCF handicap.

24.0 Prohibited Area 24.1 A Boat shall not pass between any permanent mooring, whether occupied

or not, and the nearby shoreline.

24.2 Unoccupied permanent moorings are obstructions for the purpose of RRS 19.2(a) and (b) and prohibited areas. Boats moored to permanent moorings are continuing obstructions for the purpose of RRS 19.2(c)

24.3 A boat shall not come into contact with a permanent mooring or a boat moored on a permanent mooring. A boat that does so shall complete a one turn penalty in compliance with RRS 44.2 (Changes RRS 44.1)

24.4 All Cardinal navigation marks shall be passed on their safe water side.

25.0 Protests, Request for Redress & Protest Arbitration 25.1 Protests and Requests for Redress forms are available in the reception area

of the Club House and on the Club website.

25.2 A Form shall comply with RRS 60, 61 & 62 and be lodged in the Reception Office. If this is unattended then they may be lodged with a member of the RC or the Race Officer (Changes RRS 61.3)

25.3 An Arbitration meeting shall be held as soon as practical after the lodgment of a Protest form. The meeting procedure and penalty shall be as set out RRS Appendix T.

25.4 The posting of a Notice of the lodgment of a Protest or Request for Redress on the LMYC web site or the Club noticeboard by close of business on Monday following the lodgment shall be notification to the parties, witnesses and competitors intending to be parties, in accordance with RRS 63.2

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25.5 Hearings will take place on the following Tuesday at 18.30 hours in the Club House unless otherwise notified.

25.6 Where the crew of a boat is subject to Random Breath testing whilst racing this may be grounds to seek redress (Changes RRS 62.1)

26.0 Penalties and Redress applied to Races Run Conjointly 26.1 In the event that a penalty or redress is applied to a boat as a result of its

actions in a race, that same penalty or redress shall also be applied to any other event which may be run conjointly. For example: RK Robertson races, LMYC Pointscore races, Pursuit, TCF races and Sweepstake races.

27.0 Handicaps 27.1 The selection of the handicap method or adjustment system shall be at the

discretion of the RC. The method or system of handicapping for each of the Club’s Pointscore competitions shall be displayed on the Club Notice Board and Website.

27.2 A boat’s handicap shall either:

a) Be a number representing the number of minutes and seconds at which the boat may start after the commencement of the handicap start time and/or

b) An arbitrary TCF.

27.3 When using the TCF system, a boat’s corrected time shall be calculated by multiplying its elapsed time by its TCF.

28.0 Adjustments Applied to Handicaps 28.1 The RC, on advice from the Handicapper, may at its discretion apply an

adjustment of any amount up to the maximum of 5%, being a percentage of the boats TCF. Where a penalty has been retrospectively applied to a completed race or is to be applied to a boat’s TCF, her score shall be changed and the boat shall be promptly notified. (Changes RRS A5)

28.2 A boat shall give written notice to the Handicapper three (3) days prior to a Saturday Pointscore race and not less than 2 hours before the warning signal of any other race of any of the following changes;

Equipment

a) New sail of larger size added

b) Other sail variation

c) Increase of spinnaker pole length

d) Retractable, fixed bow poles, bowsprits or outriggers fitted

Hull

e) Hull shape, underwater appendages, keel type or ballast changed

f) Propeller; 3 bladed fixed to 2 blade fixed

3 bladed fixed to folding/feathering

2 bladed fixed to folding/feathering

Rig

g) Change of rig type or height

h) Change in rig or halyard configuration

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29.0 Adjustment to Handicaps Based on Performance 29.1 The RC, on advice from the Handicapper, may adjust both the TCF and or

minutes handicap of a boat based on its performance during racing, without a hearing (Changes RRS 63.1) where the handicap appears to be in error based on current performance or new information is provided in a Declaration under SI 30.0

29.2 Details of the adjustments applied shall be posted on the Club Notice Board.

30.0 Declarations

Boat’s performance

30.1 A boat shall complete and lodge a written form of Race Declaration on any aspect of its sailing performance when requested to do so by the RC.

Crew

30.2 A boat shall complete and lodge a Crew Declaration for any race or event when required by the RC.

31.0 Number of Races to Constitute Series and Races 31.1 The number of races to constitute a series shall be 50% of the scheduled

races rounded down.

32.0 Changes to Sailing Instructions 32.1 For the purposes of RRS 90.2(c), changes to sailing instructions, the required

time unless otherwise stated is 2 hours prior to the warning signal of a race and 1800 hours on the preceding day for a change of a schedule of a race. Code flag ‘L’ will be displayed on the Notice Board, relevant flag pole and may be displayed on the RCV.

33.0 Ladies Trophy 33.1 A Ladies Trophy will be awarded based on the sailing performance and

achievements of ladies competing in any of the sailing events conducted by LMYC.

33.2 Written nominations for this award, setting out the nominee’s sailing achievements throughout the season shall be submitted by the nominee’s skipper (or crew) by 1700 hours on the third Monday in April.

33.3 The winner of the award will be determined by the Sailing Committee with the presentation to be made on Presentation Night.

34.0 Scoring and Results

34.1 Scoring and calculation of results are set out in the appropriate sections.

35.0 Pointscores and Discards 35.1 Pointscores will be conducted as nominated in the Sailing Program.

35.2 Scores for concurrent Pointscore series will also be calculated from Saturday Bay, Pursuit, Windward/Leeward, Other Series and Etchell Fleet Championship races.

36.0 Prizes

36.1 Prizes for place getters in Annual Pointscore Series will be awarded at the Annual Presentation.

36.2 Prizes for place getters in other Pointscore Series will be awarded at the end of each series, at the discretion of the RC.

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SECTION 2

SATURDAY POINTSCORES INCLUDING

37.0 Bay, Pursuit, Windward/Leeward, Series and Pulbah races RULES

37.1 Section 1 also governs this Section unless changed herein.

ENTRIES

37.2 An Entry shall be made in accordance with Section 1 SI’s 4.1 to 4.5

HANDICAP

37.3 Saturday Pointscore Races are adjusted in accordance with the method in SI 27.0

37.4 Saturday Pursuit Races Handicaps as determined and adjusted by the RC will be carried forward to the next pursuit race without change based on performance in intervening Pointscore races.

TIME LIMIT

37.5 Saturday Pointscore races, each division, 5 hours 30 minutes elapsed time from the start of the Division.

37.6 Saturday Pursuit Series, 5 hours 30 minutes elapsed time from the start of All Divisions.

37.7 Saturday Windward/Leeward races 1 hour 30 minutes elapsed time from the start of the Division.

37.8 A boat not finishing within the time limit shall be scored DNF. (Changes RRS 35 and A5)

SCORING

37.9 For Saturday Pointscores the low point scoring system shall apply (refer RRS Appendix A4) except that A4.2 shall be replaced by A9

37.10 The score of a boat entered as a casual entry in an individual Pointscore race shall be disregarded for Pointscores.

37.11 Results will be calculated using the TCF method. The lowest corrected time shall be scored first, the next lowest corrected time, second and so on. (Changes RRS A4.1)

37.12 For Saturday Pursuit races, Handicap start races, boats will be scored in their finishing positions subject to penalties if any applied.

37.13 A race shall be scored where there is 1 finisher in a Division.

DISCARDS

37.14 The following discards being a boat’s worst score will apply when calculating a Pointscore.

POINTSCORE DISCARDS

Saturday Annual Pointscore, 4

Saturday Bay Series 0

Saturday Pursuit series 0

Saturday Windward/Leeward Series 0

Saturday Pulbah Races 0

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START/FINISH LINES

37.15 An RCV start line shall be an imaginary line between the mast on the RCV displaying an orange flag and an ODM dan buoy mark displaying code flag ‘ O’.

37.16 An IDM displaying a red flag may be moored in the vicinity of the RCV and shall be left on the same hand as the RCV when starting.

37.17 A Club House finish line shall be a line between the Race Committee Box (RCB) on the south western end of the Club marina and an ODM moored approximately 200 metres to the west of the RCB.

37.18 At the Club House finish line the ODM shall be a mark as previously described in SI 19.1 An IDM being a lime green cylinder shall be moored near the eastern end of the Club House start/finish line. Refer to SI 20.3

COURSE FOR WINDWARD/LEEWARD RACES

37.19 Refer to page 47

Starting Signals and Procedures

37.20 Saturday Pointscore and Divisional Windward / Leeward Courses

TIME FLAG SIGNAL MEANING

1315

E

Q

Etchell Class start

Division 1 Warning Signal

1316

I Division 1 Preparatory

1319 I Division 1 – 1 minute

1320

Q

R

Division 1 Start

Division 2 Warning

1321 I Division 2 Preparatory

1324 I Division 2 – 1 minute

1325

R

K

Division 2 Start

Division 3 Warning

1326

I Division 3 Preparatory

1329

I Division 3 – 1 minute

1330

K

Division 3 Start

1

1 Code Flag E corrected as per Amendment #4 15/9/2017

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37.21 Saturday Pursuit Race


1315

W All Divisions Warning

Signal

1316

I All Divisions Preparatory

1319

I All Divisions 1 minute

1320

W Handicap Start Times

Commence All Divisions

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SECTION 3 38.0 ETCHELLS ONE DESIGN (OD) POINTSCORES

AND FLEET CHAMPIONSHIP RULES


38.2 The penalty for breaking a rule of RRS Part 2 shall be a One Turn penalty (one tack and one gybe in the same direction) except that for infringements occurring within the zone as defined in the current RRS, the penalty shall be a Two Turns penalty (Two tacks and Two gybes in the same direction one after the other) (Changes RRS 44.1 and 44.2)

CHANGES TO SI’s

38.3 A change to the SI’s will be posted on the Club notice board and code flag ‘L’ shall be displayed on the flag pole adjacent the Etchell launching area.

ENTRIES

38.4 An Entry shall be made in accordance with Section 1 SI’s 4.1 to 4.5

SCORING

38.5 For Etchell Pointscores the low point scoring system shall apply (refer RRS Appendix A4) except that A4.2 shall be replaced by A9

38.6 The score of a boat entered as a casual entry in an individual Pointscore race shall be disregarded for Pointscores.

38.7 For Etchells Fleet Championships Average Points may be granted to a boat by the RC on application prior to it competing in an event sanctioned by the LMYC Etchell Fleet. The average points shall be the average of the boat’s scores in all races prior to the event, rounded to the nearest decimal place.

38.8 A race shall be scored where there is 1 finisher.

HANDICAPS and RESULTS

38.9 Fleet Championship handicaps are adjusted in accordance with SI 27.0

38.10 OD Pointscore boats will be scored in their finishing order, subject to penalties if any.

38.11 Results for the Fleet Championship will be calculated using the TCF method. The lowest corrected time shall be scored first, the next lowest corrected time, second and so on. (Changes RRS A4.1)

TIME LIMIT

38.12 Etchells, no time limit. The course may be shortened to permit another scheduled race to be sailed in accordance with RRS 32

START/FINISH LINES

38.13 An RCV start/finish line shall be an imaginary line between the mast on the RCV displaying an orange flag and an ODM dan buoy mark displaying code flag ‘ O’.

38.14 An IDM displaying a red flag may be moored in the vicinity of the RCV and shall be left on the same hand as the RCV when starting.

38.15 The Finish Line shall be between the RCV signal mast displaying a blue flag, taken to starboard, and a green ODM displaying a green flag taken to port. Refer to page 48 for course diagram.

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DISCARDS


POINTSCORE DISCARDS

Etchells Spring & Summer Pointscore each Series

4

Etchells Annual Pointscore Series 8

Etchells Fleet Championship OD Annual Series

4 + an additional 8 results may be

subject to “average points”

STARTING SIGNALS AND PROCEDURES

38.17


1310

E Warning Signal

1311

I Preparatory

1314

I 1 minute

1315

E Start

Followed by Divisional Signals as per SI 37.20

38.18 When R K Robertson Series is Scheduled

TIME FLAGS SIGNAL MEANING

1320

E Warning Signal

1321

I Preparatory

1324

I 1 minute

1325

E Start

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SECTION 4

39.0 WEDNESDAY SWEEPSTAKE AND POINTSCORES RULES


39.2 The races are NON SPINNAKER in accordance with SI 8.1

ENTRIES

39.3 Refer to SI’s 4.6.1 and 4.6.2

SCORING

39.4 For Pointscores the low point scoring system shall apply (refer RRS Appendix A4) except that A4.2 shall be replaced by A9

39.5 For Sweepstake races a boat will be scored in their finishing order, subject to penalties if any.

39.6 For all Wednesday Pointscore races a boat scored DNC will score the number of starters + 10 (Changes A9)

39.7 In the event that there are less than 5 paid entries 15 minutes prior to a Clubhouse start or 1 hour prior to a RCV start, the race will be abandoned.

39.8 In the event there are less than a total of 5 starters per Division a result will be declared, points will be allocated to a Pointscore but prizes will not be awarded and handicaps not adjusted for the subsequent race.

HANDICAPS

39.9 Pointscore handicaps are adjusted in accordance with the method in SI 27.0 39.10 Wednesday Pointscore TCF handicaps are independent of a boat’s sweepstake time

handicap and TCF based thereon

39.11 Where a boat wins a sweepstake prize (subject to the number of paid entries in each Division) its handicap start time shall be adjusted for the next race as follows:

i. 1st prize by adding 3 minutes, and

ii. 2nd prize by adding 2 minutes, and

iii. 3rd prize by adding 1 minute, and

iv. 4th prize by adding 30 seconds, and

v. 5th prize zero adjustment, and

vi. All other boats not winning a sweepstake prize as above by subtracting 30 seconds.

START/FINISH LINES

RCV 39.12 An RCV start line shall be an imaginary line between the mast on RCV

displaying an orange flag and an ODM dan buoy mark displaying flag ‘ O’.

39.13 An IDM displaying a red flag may be moored in the vicinity of the RCV and shall be left on the same hand as the RCV when starting. Club House

39.14 A Club House start/finish line shall be an imaginary line between Committee Box (RCB) on the south western end of the Club marina and a moored ODM approximately 200 metres to the west of the RCB.

39.15 At the Club House start/finish line the ODM shall be a mark as described in SI 19.1 An IDM being a lime green cylinder shall be moored near the eastern end of the Club House start/finish line and shall be left on the same hand as the RCB when starting/finishing.

39.16 When a Wednesday race using course 3 is shortened at the Club mark, a boat shall cross the shortened course finish line from North to South.

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TIME LIMIT

39.17 Handicap starts, each Division, 3 hours and 30 minutes calculated as the elapsed time from the start time of the Division.

39.18 Scratch starts, each Division, 3 hours from the start time of the Division.

39.19 A boat not finishing within the time limit shall be scored DNF. (Changes RRS 35 and A5)

DISCARDS

39.20 The following discards, being a boat’s worst score, will apply when calculating the Pointscore.

POINTSCORE DISCARDS

Wednesday each seasonal series

10 + Races completed

9 or 10 races completed

8 races completed

7 races completed

3

2

1

0 PRIZES

39.21 Prizes shall be awarded to place getters as soon as possible after the race depending on the number of starters as follows;

5 starters 1st prize only

6 to 7 starters 1st & 2nd prizes

8 to 12 starters 1st, 2nd & 3rd prizes

13 to 19 starters 1st, 2nd, 3rd & 4th prizes

20 + starters 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th & 5th prizes

+ Mystery Prize

39.22 Where there are Divisions in Sweepstake Races, Prizes shall be awarded to place getters in each division depending on the number of starters in each division in accordance with SI 39.21

39.23 Boats winning a place prize are not eligible to win the Mystery prize. DIVISIONS

39.24 Sweepstake and Pointscore racing will be conducted in accordance with the Sailing Program, refer page 33

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STARTING SIGNALS AND PROCEDURES

39.25 Wednesday Summer Series 1 & 2 (4 October 2017 – 28 March 2018)


1455

W Division 1 & 2

Warning Signal

1456

I Division 1 & 2

Preparatory

1459

I Division 1 & 2 - 1

minute

1500

W Division 1 & 2 Handicap Start

Times Commence

39.26 Wednesday Scratch Race (4 October 2017 – 7 March 2018)


Displayed from Club House Start

Box

C

Scratch Start using RCV

Use ‘Boat Start’ Course

Displayed from Club House Start

Box

K

Scratch Start using RCB

Use ‘Clubhouse Start’ course

1455

Q Division 1 Warning

1456

I Division 1

Preparatory

1459

I Division 1 – 1

Minute

1500

Q

R

Division 1 Start

Division 2 Warning

1501

I Division 2

Preparatory

1504

I Division 2 – 1

Minute

1505

R Division 2 Start

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39.27 Wednesday Winter Handicap Race (4 April 2018 – 4 October 2018)


1355

W Warning Signal

1356

I Preparatory

1359

I 1 minute

1400

W

Handicap Start Times Commence

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SECTION 5

40.0 FRIDAY TWILIGHT SWEEPSTAKE SERIES AND LADY SKIPPERS POINTSCORE

RULES


40.2 The races are NON SPINNAKER in accordance with SI 8.1

ENTRIES

SWEEPSTAKE RACES

40.3 Refer to SI’s 4.6.1 and 4.6.2

LADY SKIPPERS POINTSCORE

40.4 Entry for the Series shall be in accordance with SI’s 4.1 to 4.5

40.5 Late Entries will be received up until Race 2 of the series.

SCORING

40.6 For Lady Skippers Pointscore the low point scoring system shall apply (refer RRS Appendix A4) except that A4.2 shall be replaced by A9

40.7 For the Sweepstake Series the results will be calculated using the TCF method. The lowest corrected time shall be scored first, the next lowest corrected time, second and so on. (Changes RRS A4.1) A boat scored DNC will score the number of starters + 10 (Changes A9)

40.8 In the event that there are less than 5 paid entries 15 minutes prior to a Clubhouse start the race will be abandoned.

40.9 In the event there are less than a total of 5 starters a result will be declared, points will be allocated to a Pointscore but prizes will not be awarded and handicaps not adjusted for the subsequent race.

HANDICAPS

40.10 Handicaps are adjusted in accordance with the method in SI 27.0

40.11 Handicaps in the Lady Skippers Pointscore are determined and adjusted by the RC and will be carried forward to the next Pointscore race without change based on performance in intervening sweepstake races.

START/FINISH LINES

40.12 A Club House start/finish line shall be an imaginary line between the Race Committee Box (RCB) on the south western end of the Club marina and an ODM moored approximately 200 metres to the west of the RCB.

40.13 At the Club House start/finish line the ODM shall be a mark as previously described in SI 19.1 An IDM being a lime green cylinder shall be moored near the eastern end of the Club House start/finish line and shall be left on the same hand as the RCB when starting/finishing.

TIME LIMIT

40.14 The time limit shall be 2 hours calculated as the elapsed time from the start time of Group A.

DISCARDS


Friday Twilight Lady Skippers Pointscore 1

PRIZES

40.16 Prizes shall be awarded to place getters as soon as possible after the race depending on the number of starters as follows;

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20 + starters 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th & 5th prizes

+ Mystery Prize 40.17 Boats winning a place prize are not eligible to win the Mystery prize.

40.18 STARTING SIGNALS AND PROCEDURES (October 6, 13, 20, 2017 & March 9, 16, 23, 2018)


1725

A All Groups Warning

1726

I All Groups Preparatory

1729

I All Groups - 1 minute

1730

A

B

Group A Start

Group B Preparatory

1733

B

C

Group B Start

Group C Preparatory

1736

C

D

Group C Start

Group D Preparatory

1739

D

E

Group D Start

Group E Preparatory

1742

E

F

Group E Start

Group F Preparatory

1745

F

G

Group F Start

Group G Preparatory

1748

G Group G Start

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40.19 (October 27 2017 to March 2 2018)


1755


1756


1759

I All Groups –

1 minute

1800

A

B

Group A Start

Group B Preparatory

1803

B

C

Group B Start

Group C Preparatory

1806

C

D

Group C Start

Group D Preparatory

1809

D

E

Group D Start

Group E Preparatory

1812

E

F

Group E Start

Group F Preparatory

1815

F

G

Group F Start

Group G preparatory

1818

G Group G Start

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SECTION 6

41.0 SUNDAY WINTER SWEEPSTAKE AND POINTSCORE RULES


41.2 The POINTSCORE races are NON SPINNAKER in accordance with SI 8.1

41.3 The Sweepstake races are spinnaker AND NON SPINNAKER races.

ENTRIES

41.4 Refer SI’s 4.6.1 and 4.6.2

SCORING

41.5 For the Sweepstake and Pointscore the results will be calculated using the TCF method. The fastest corrected time shall be scored first, the next fastest time, second and so on. (Changes RRS A4.1) A boat scored DNC will score the number of starters + 10 (Changes A9)


41.7 In the event there are less than a total of 5 starters a result will be declared, points will be allocated to a Pointscore but prizes will not be awarded and handicaps not adjusted for the subsequent race.

HANDICAPS

41.8 Handicaps are adjusted in accordance with the method in SI 27.0

41.9 Where a boat wins a sweepstake prize its TCF shall be adjusted for the next race as follows:

i) 1st prize by adding 3%, and

ii) 2nd prize by adding 2%, and

iii) 3rd prize by adding 1%, and

iv) 4th prize by adding 0.5%, and

v) 5th prize zero adjustment, and

vi) All other boats not winning a sweepstake prize as above by subtracting 0.5%.

START/FINISH LINES

41.10 A Club House start/finish line shall be an imaginary line between the Race Committee Box (RCB) on the south western end of the Club marina and an ODM moored approximately 200 metres to the west of the RCB. An IDM being a lime green cylinder shall be moored near the eastern end of the Club House start/finish line and shall be left on the same hand as the RCB when starting/finishing.

TIME LIMIT

41.11 The time limit shall be 3 hours 30 minutes calculated as the elapsed time from the start time of Group A.

DISCARDS


POINTSCORE DISCARDS

Winter series

11 races completed

10 races completed

9 races completed

8 or less races completed

3

2

1

0

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PRIZES

41.13 Prizes shall be awarded to sweepstake place getters as soon as possible after the race depending on the number of starters as follows;





20 + starters 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th & 5th prizes+ Mystery Prize

41.14 Boats winning a place prize are not eligible to win the Mystery prize.

41.15 Where there is a major sponsor’s prize, the prize will be awarded to the winner of the Non Spinnaker Pointscore.

41.16 STARTING SIGNALS AND PROCEDURES


1055


1056


1059

I All Groups – 1 minute

1100

A

B

Group A Start

Group B Preparatory

1103

B

C

Group B Start

Group C Preparatory

1106

C

D

Group C Start

Group D Preparatory

1109

D

E

Group D Start

Group E Preparatory

1112

E

F

Group E Start

Group F Preparatory

1115

F

G

Group F Start

Group G Preparatory

1118

G Group G Start

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SECTION 7

42.0 LONG LAKE SWEEPSTAKE RACES RULES


STARTING GROUPS

42.2 A Boat’s Starting Group shall be displayed on a board in the Club Bar.

ENTRIES

42.3 Refer SI’s 4.6.1 and 4.6.2

HANDICAP

42.4 Sweepstake Races are adjusted in accordance with the method in SI 27.0

SCORING

42.5 The Sweepstake results will be calculated using the TCF method. The fastest corrected time shall be scored first, the next fastest time, second and so on. (Changes RRS A4.1) A boat scored DNC will score the number of starters + 10 (Changes A9)


41.7 In the event there are less than a total of 5 starters a result will be declared, but prizes will not be awarded and handicaps not adjusted for the subsequent race.

42.8 A race shall be scored where there is 1 finisher.

TIME LIMIT

42.9 The Time Limit is 5 hours 30 minutes of elapsed time from the start of Group A.

START/FINISH LINES

42.10 A Club House start line shall be an imaginary line between the Race Committee Box (RCB) on the south western end of the Club marina and an ODM moored approximately 200 metres to the west of the RCB. Also refer to SI 20.3

42.11 At the Club House finish line the ODM shall be a mark as previously described in SI 19.1 An IDM being a lime green cylinder shall be moored near the eastern end of the Club House finish line. Also refer SI 20.3

COURSES

42.12 Supplementary course instructions will be issued for Long Lake courses.

To be read in conjunction with Amendment #6 13/12/17

OPEN 7 DAYS Lunch from 12noon ‘till 2pm – Dinner from 6pm ‘till late.

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SAILING PROGRAM

OCTOBER 2017 Wednesday October 4

START WEDNESDAY SUMMER SERIES 1 P/score

1500 RCV scratch start

Friday October 6

START OF FRIDAY TWILIGHT

1730 start

Sponsor: STEPHEN PEARSON ELECTRICAL

Saturday October 7

The AUSTRALIAN BOAT BROKERS Bay Series Race 2

Divisions Bay course

Annual P/S No. 4

Etchells Nos. 7 & 8 - Windward Leeward

Sponsor: J R MARINE SERVICES

Wednesday October 11

1500 Clubhouse handicap start

Friday October 13

1730 start


Saturday October 14

WINDWARD LEEWARD RACES 1 & 2

Annual P/S Nos. 5 & 6

Divisions - Windward Leeward Course


Sponsor: COASTAL SHIPWRIGHT SERVICES



Friday October 20

1730 start


Saturday October 21

WILLIAMSON CHASELING PURSUIT SERIES

RACE No.2

Divisions - Bay course

Annual P/S No. 7


Sponsor: GERRY WUBBELS AUTOMATICS



Friday October 27

1800 start


Saturday October 28

40th R.K. ROBERTSON MEMORIAL TROPHY SERIES

RACE 2 – WASC RKR

Annual P/S No. 8

WASC RKR Course


LMYC Fleet Sponsor: NEW AGE AIR CONDITIONING

SEPTEMBER 2017

Saturday September 2 OPEN DAY & SAIL PAST

Non P/S Bay course for all Divisions & Etchells

Followed by BBQ at Club

Wednesday September 6


Saturday September 9


Divisions - Bay Course

Annual P/S No. 1


START OF ETCHELLS SPRING POINTSCORE SERIES

Sponsor: AUSTRALIAN BOAT BROKERS





RACE No.1


Annual P/S No. 2


Sponsor: WILLIAMSON CHASELING ACCOUNTING





RACE 1 – RMYC RKR

RMYC RKR Course

Annual P/S No. 3





END OF WINTER SERIES 2

Saturday SEPTEMBER 30

LONG WEEKEND

No Divisional or Etchells racing

NEWCASTLE SKIN CHECK

in Club PROMOTION

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NOVEMBER 2017

Wednesday November 1


Friday November 3

LADY SKIPPERS RACE 1

Sponsor: BELMONT HAIRDOO

and SWEEPSTAKE 1800 start


Saturday November 4




Sponsor: COASTAL SHIPWRIGHTS SERVICES



Friday November 10

1800 start


Saturday November 11

Pulbah Race 1

Divisions - Pulbah course

Annual P/S No. 11


Sponsor: PHILLIPS SAILS



Friday November 17

1800 start



OFFSHORE SERIES No 1

Course Redhead to Port Stephens

LONG LAKE SWEEPSTAKE

Long Lake course

No Divisions & Etchells racing

Sponsor: CUTCHER & NEALE

Sunday November 19

OFFSHORE SERIES No 2

Course Port Stephens to Moon Islet



Friday November 24

1800 start




RACE 3 - LMYC RKR

Annual P/S No. 12

Divisions – LMYC RKR Course


END OF ETCHELL SPRING SEASON




DECEMBER 2017 Friday December 1





Saturday December 2

THE AUSTRALIAN BOAT BROKERS Bay Series race 3

Annual P/S No. 13


START OF ETCHELL SUMMER PHS POINTSCORE

Sponsor: MARMONG POINT MARINA

Wednesday December 6


Friday December 8

1800 start


Saturday December 9

PULBAH Race 2

Annual P/s No. 14

Divisions – Pulbah course


Sponsor: MARINER BOATING HOLIDAYS



Friday December 15

1800 start


Saturday December 16


RACE No.3

Divisions – Bay course

Annual P/S No. 15


Sponsor: R & M INSURANCE BROKERS



Friday December 22

1800 start




Long Lake Course


Sponsor: CRUSOES ON THE LAKE



END OF SUMMER SERIES 1 POINTSCORE

Friday December 29

1800 start



SWEEPSTAKE RACE

Sponsor: BELMONT PALMS MOTEL

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JANUARY 2018 Wednesday January 3

1500 RCV Scratch start

START OF SUMMER SERIES 2 POINTSCORE

Friday January 5

1800 start


Saturday January 6



Divisions Course – Windward Leeward

Etchells Nos. 27 & 28 – Windward Leeward

Sponsor: COASTAL SHIPWRIGHT SERVICES

Wednesday January 10


Friday January 12

LADIES SKIPPER RACE 3




Saturday January 13



Annual P/S No. 18


Sponsor: BELMONT SMASH REPAIRS



Friday January 19

1800 Start


Saturday January 20


RACE 4 - RMYC RKR

Annual P/S No. 19

Divisions – RMYC RKR Course



Race Week Sponsor: MACQUARIE MOORINGS

Off shore race cancelled Notice# 1 18/12/17

Off shore race cancelled Notice# 1 18/12/17



Friday January 26

1800 start


Saturday January 27


Long Lake course


Sponsor: McCOMBIE SHIPWRIGHT



FEBRUARY 2018 Friday February 2





Saturday February 3


RACE No.4

Divisions – Bay Course

Annual P/S No. 20


Sponsor: WILLIAMSON CHASELING ACCOUNTING

Wednesday February 7


Friday February 9

1800 start


Saturday February 10


RACE 5 - WASC RKR

Annual P/S No. 21

Divisions – WASC RKR Course





Thursday February 15

INSTITUTE CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS

RACE DAY – Separate Instructions

Friday February 16

1800 start


Saturday February 17 - LAKEFEST

RTC Regatta Races 1 & 2 - Separate Instructions

2 x WINDWARD/LEEWARD RACES

Sponsor: RTC GROUP

Sunday February 18 LAKEFEST

RTC Regatta Race 3

1 x Bay Course

Sponsor: RTC GROUP

Wednesday February 21 LAKEFEST

LMYC Wednesday Combined Clubs Twilight


Friday February 23

1800 start


Saturday February 24

Heaven Can Wait Regatta

No Division or Etchells Racing



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MARCH 2018 Friday March 2

LAKEFEST Wangi Friday Twilight Race 1800 start

No sailing at LMYC

Saturday March 3

OFFSHORE SERIES No.5

Redhead to Pittwater


Long Lake course


Sponsor: COULIN MARINE TRIM

Sunday March 4

OFFSHORE SERIES No.6

Pittwater to Moon Islet

Wednesday March 7


Friday March 9

LADY SKIPPERS FINAL RACE 5




Saturday March 10

PULBAH Race 3

Annual P/s No. 22

Divisions – Pulbah course


Sponsor: HILLIER ADVISORS FINANCIAL

Wednesday March 14


Friday March 16

1730 start


Saturday March 17


RACE 6 – LMYC RKR

Annual P/S No 23

Divisions – LMYC RKR Course



Wednesday March 21


Friday March 23

1730 start LAST TWILIGHT RACE


Saturday March 24

The AUSTRALIAN BOAT BROKERS Bay Series race 5

Divisions – Bay course

Annual P/S No. 24


END OF ETCHELLS SUMMER & YEARLY P/SCORE

Sponsor: AUSTRALIAN BOAT BROKERS

Wednesday March 28


END OF WEDNESDAY SUMMER SERIES 2

Friday March 30

Good Friday Race

1400 start


APRIL 2018 Wednesday April 4


START OF WEDNESDAY WINTER SERIES 1

Wednesday April 11


NOTE: WEDNESDAY RACING

CONTINUES THROUGHOUT THE YEAR.

MAY 2018 Saturday May 5

PRESENTATION NIGHT

All Divisions and Etchells

1730 hours

Sunday May 20

WINTER SERIES STARTS

Race 1

11 races

No sailing on June long weekend

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2017-2018

SEASON RACING FEES

1. 2017-2018 Annual Pointscore

Includes entry to the Bay Series,

Pursuit Series, Windward/Leeward Series, RK Robertson

LMYC Fleet Series and Pulbah races (No Casual Entries)

(24 races) $360.

2. Bay Series only (5 races) $90

3. Pursuit Series only (4 races) $70

4. Windward/Leeward only (6 races) $90

5. R K Robertson LMYC Fleet only (6 races) $100

6. Pulbah only (3 races) $50

7. Etchells Season (42 races) $585

8. Offshore Series includes COPS (6 races) $200

9. Casual Entry per race in Series 2,3,4,5,6,7&8 $18

10. Lady Skippers Friday Twilight Series

Includes Friday Twilight entry for these races

( No Casual Entries) (5 races) $80

11. Wednesday, Friday Twilight , Sunday Winter

& Long Lake races Bar Entries $16

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COURSE SCHEDULE Bay Courses

COURSE

SIGNAL

NUMERAL

No. 1

NUMERAL

No. 2

NUMERAL

No. 3

NUMERAL

No. 4

Wind Northerly N-Easterly Easterly S-Easterly

Starting

Line

NW of

Marks Pt

NE of

Coal Pt.

Vicinity of

Coal Pt. Mark

SE of

Cardiff Pt.

Division 1 Cardiff Pt S Club S Club S Andersons S

Andersons S Andersons S Marks Pt S Carey Bay P

Channel P Coal Pt S Coal Pt S Channel P

Coon Is S Club S Andersons P Cardiff Pt S

Channel S Channel P Carey Bay S Andersons S

Cardiff Pt S Fishing Pt S Club S Carey Bay P

Channel P Channel S Coal Pt S Andersons P

Coon Is S Andersons P Albert S Albert S

Channel S Coal Pt S

Slip S Albert S

Albert S


Andersons S Andersons S Marks Pt S Carey Bay P

Channel P Coal Pt S Coal Pt S Channel P

Coon Is S Club S Andersons P Carey Bay P

Channel S Channel P Coal Pt S Marks Pt P

Cardiff Pt S Fishing Pt S Club S Cardiff Pt S

Channel P Channel S Coal Pt S Andersons P

Slip S Marks Pt P Albert S Albert S

Albert S Coal Pt S

Albert S


Marks Pt S Andersons S Marks Pt S Carey Bay P

Cardiff Pt S Coal Pt S Coal Pt S Marks Pt P

Club S Club S Andersons P Club P

Channel S Channel P Coal Pt S Cardiff Pt S

Cardiff Pt S Fishing Pt S Club S Andersons P

Albert S Channel S Slip S Albert S

Albert S Albert S

Clubhouse

Finish N to S N to S N to S N to S

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Bay Courses

COURSE

SIGNAL

NUMERAL

No. 5

NUMERAL

No. 6

NUMERAL

No. 7

NUMERAL

No. 8

Wind Southerly S-Westerly Westerly N-Westerly

Starting

Line

West of

Cardiff Pt

NW of

Clubhouse

West of

Clubhouse

SW of

Clubhouse

Division 1 Channel P Channel P Carey Bay P Cardiff Pt P

Coon Is S Fishing Pt S Marks Pt S Marks Pt S

Coal Pt S Slip S Channel P Carey Bay S

Cardiff Pt S Fishing Pt S Fishing Pt S Slip S

Channel P Channel S Channel S Marks Pt S

Coon Is S Club S Club S Carey Bay S

Channel S Channel S Carey Bay S Andersons P

Cardiff Pt S Albert S Albert S Cardiff Pt S

Marks Pt P Albert S

Albert S

Division 2 Channel P Channel P Carey Bay P Cardiff Pt P

Coon Is S Fishing Pt S Marks Pt S Marks Pt S

Coal Pt S Channel S Channel P Carey Bay S

Cardiff Pt S Marks Pt P Fishing Pt S Slip S

Channel P Slip S Channel S Marks Pt S

Cardiff Pt S Club S Club S Carey Bay S

Marks Pt P Channel S Coal Pt S Albert S

Albert S Cardiff Pt S Albert S

Albert S

Division 3 Marks Pt P Channel P Carey Bay P Cardiff Pt P

Cardiff Pt S Fishing Pt S Marks Pt S Marks Pt S

Marks Pt P Channel S Channel P Carey Bay S

Andersons

Slip

P

S

Albert

Club

S

S

Fishing Pt

Channel

S

S

2Andersons Cardiff Pt

P

S

Marks Pt P Marks Pt S Albert S Albert S

Albert S Slip S

Albert S

Clubhouse


2 Andersons mark rounding Div3 course 8 changed as per Amendment #2 15/9/2017

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Pulbah Courses

COURSE

SIGNAL

NUMERAL

No. 1

NUMERAL

No. 2

NUMERAL

No. 3

NUMERAL

No. 4


Starting

Line

NW of

Marks Pt

NE of

Coal Pt.

Vicinity of

Coal Pt. Mark

SE of

Cardiff Pt.

Division 1 Slip P Club S Club S Andersons S

Channel P Channel P Channel P Carey Bay P

Pulbah S Pulbah S Fishing Pt P Marks Pt S

S R M S S R M S Coon Is S Channel P

Pulbah

Wangi Pt

Channel

Coal Pt

Albert

S

P

S

S

S

Pulbah

Wangi Pt

Coon Is

Fishing Pt

Channel

Albert

S

P

P

S

S

S

Pulbah

SRM

Pulbah

Wangi Pt

Coon Is

Fishing Pt

Channel

Albert

S

S

S

P

P

S

S

S

Fishing Pt

Pulbah

SRM

Pulbah

Wangi Pt

Channel

Albert

P

P

P

P

P

S

S

Division 2

Slip P Club S Club S Andersons S

Channel P Channel P Channel P Carey Bay P

Pulbah S Pulbah S Fishing Pt P Marks Pt S

S R M S S R M S Coon Is S Channel P

Pulbah

Wangi Pt

Channel

Coal Pt

Albert

S

P

S

S

S

Pulbah

Wangi Pt

Coon Is

Fishing Pt

Channel

Albert

S

P

P

S

S

S

Pulbah

S R M

Pulbah

Wangi Pt

Fishing Pt

Albert

S

S

S

P

S

S

Fishing Pt

Pulbah

S R M

Pulbah

Wangi Pt

Channel

Albert

P

P

P

P

P

S

S

Division 3 Slip P Club S Club S Andersons S

Channel P Channel P Channel P Channel P

Pulbah S Pulbah S Pulbah S Pulbah P

Wangi Pt P Wangi Pt P Wangi Pt P Wangi Pt P

Channel S Coal Pt S Coal Pt S Channel S

Albert S Albert S Andersons P Coal Pt S

Albert S Marks Pt P

Albert S

Clubhouse


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Pulbah Courses

COURSE

SIGNAL

NUMERAL

No. 5

NUMERAL

No. 6

NUMERAL

No. 7

NUMERAL

No. 8

Wind Southerly S-Westerly Westerly N-Westerly

Starting

Line

West of

Cardiff Pt

NW of

Clubhouse

West of

Clubhouse

SW of

Clubhouse

Division 1 Channel. P Channel P Carey Bay P Cardiff Pt P

Pulbah

S R M

S

S

Fishing Pt

Pulbah

P

P

Channel

Pulbah

P

P

Channel

Pulbah

P

S

Pulbah S S R M P S R M P S R M S

Wangi Pt P Pulbah P Pulbah P Pulbah S

Channel S Wangi Pt P Wangi Pt P Wangi Pt P

Cardiff Pt S Channel S Channel S Channel S

Channel

Coon Is

Channel

Albert

P

P

S

S

Slip

Coal Pt

Albert

S

P

S

Andersons

Coal Pt

Albert

P

S

S

Marks Pt

Carey Bay

Albert

P

S

S

Division 2

Channel. P Channel P Carey Bay P Cardiff Pt P

Pulbah

S R M

Pulbah

S

S

S

Fishing Pt

Pulbah

S R M

P

P

P

Channel

Pulbah

S R M

P

P

P

Channel

Pulbah

S R M

P

S

S

Wangi Pt P Pulbah P Pulbah P Pulbah S

Channel S Wangi Pt P Wangi Pt P Wangi Pt P

Cardiff Pt

Marks Pt

S

P

Channel

Slip

S

S

Channel

Andersons

S

P

Channel

Marks Pt

S

P

Albert S Albert S Coal Pt S Carey Bay S

Albert S Albert S

Division 3 Channel P Channel P Coal Pt P Cardiff Pt P

Pulbah S Fishing Pt P Pulbah P Channel P

Wangi Pt P Pulbah P Channel S Pulbah S

Channel S Wangi Pt P Albert S Wangi Pt P

Albert S Channel S Channel S

Albert S Albert S

Clubhouse


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Wednesday

Sweepstake/Pointscore Courses

COURSE

SIGNAL

NUMERAL

No. 1

NUMERAL

No. 2

NUMERAL

No. 3

NUMERAL

No. 4


Starting

Line N to S N to S N to S S to N.

CLUB START

Division 1

Channel P Channel P Marks Pt S Albert P

Coon Is S Fishing Pt S Coal Pt S Slip P

Channel S Channel S Andersons P Andersons S

Cardiff Pt S Marks Pt P Coal Pt S Carey Bay P

Club S Coal Pt S Club S Channel P

Marks Pt S Albert S Coal Pt S Club P

Cardiff Pt S Club S Albert S Cardiff Pt P

Albert S Coal Pt S Andersons P

Albert S

Albert S

BOAT START

Division 1

Cardiff Pt P Club S Club S Andersons S

Channel P Channel P Marks Pt S Carey Bay P

Coon Is S Fishing Pt S Coal Pt S Channel P

Channel S Channel S Andersons P Club P

Cardiff Pt S Marks Pt P Coal Pt S Cardiff Pt P

Club S Coal Pt S Club S Andersons P

Marks Pt S Albert S Coal Pt S Albert S

Cardiff Pt S Club S Albert S

Albert S Coal Pt S

Albert S

CLUB START

Division 2

Marks Pt S Channel S Marks Pt S Albert P

Cardiff Pt S Coal Pt S Coal Pt S Slip P

Club S Albert S Andersons P Andersons S

Channel S Club S Coal Pt S Carey Bay P

Cardiff Pt S Channel S Club S Channel P

Albert S Coal Pt S Slip S Club P

Albert S Albert S Slip P

Andersons P

Albert S

BOAT START

Division 2

Cardiff Pt P Club S Club S Andersons S

Marks Pt S Channel S Marks Pt S Carey Bay P

Cardiff Pt S Coal Pt S Coal Pt S Channel P

Club S Albert S Andersons P Club P

Channel S Club S Coal Pt S Slip P

Cardiff Pt S Channel S Club S Andersons P

Albert S Coal Pt S Slip S Albert S

Albert S Albert S

Clubhouse


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Wednesday

Sweepstake/Pointscore Courses NUMERAL

No. 5

NUMERAL

No. 6

NUMERAL

No. 7

NUMERAL

No. 8

NUMERAL

No. 9

Southerly S-Westerly Westerly N-Westerly Pulbah

S to N S to N S to N N to S N to S

Albert P Albert P Albert P Marks Pt S Channel P

Cardiff Pt P Channel P Carey Bay P Carey Bay S Pulbah P or S

Channel P Fishing Pt P Club S Club S Channel S

Coon Is P Channel S Carey Bay P Marks Pt S Albert S

Channel S Albert S Andersons P Carey Bay S

Club P Club S Albert S Albert S

Cardiff Pt P Channel S

Channel P Cardiff Pt S

Albert S Albert S

Marks Pt S Channel P Carey Bay P Cardiff Pt P Channel P

Cardiff Pt P Fishing Pt P Club S Marks Pt S Pulbah P or S

Channel P Channel S Carey Bay P Carey Bay S Channel S

Coon Is P Albert S Andersons P Club S Albert S

Channel S Club S Albert S Marks Pt S

Club P Channel S Coal Pt S

Cardiff Pt P Cardiff Pt S Albert S

Channel P Albert S

Albert S


Cardiff Pt P Channel S Carey Bay P Carey Bay S Coon Is S

Marks Pt P Cardiff Pt S Club S Club S Fishing Pt S

Club P Albert S Coal Pt S Andersons S Channel S

Cardiff Pt P Club S Albert S Cardiff Pt S Albert S

Marks Pt P Channel S Albert S

Albert S Cardiff Pt S

Albert S

Marks Pt S Channel S Carey Bay P Cardiff Pt P Channel P

Cardiff Pt P Cardiff Pt S Club S Marks Pt S Coon Is S

Marks Pt P Albert S Coal Pt S Carey Bay S Fishing Pt S

Club P Club S Albert S Club S Channel S

Cardiff Pt P Channel S Andersons S Albert S

Channel P Cardiff Pt S Cardiff Pt S

Albert S Albert S Albert S

N to S N to S N to S N to S N to S

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Wednesday Winter


COURSE

SIGNAL

NUMERAL

No. 1

NUMERAL

No. 2

NUMERAL

No. 3

NUMERAL

No. 4


Starting

Line N to S N to S N to S S to N

CLUB START






Albert S Coal Pt

Albert

S

S

Andersons

Slip

S

S

Club

Slip

P

P

Albert S Andersons P

Albert S

CLUB

FINISH N to S N to S N to S N to S

Wednesday Winter


No. 5

NUMERAL

No. 6

NUMERAL

No. 7

NUMERAL

No. 8

NUMERAL

No. 9

Southerly S-Westerly Westerly N-Westerly Coon Island




Marks Pt P Cardiff Pt S Club S Club S Channel S

Club P Albert S Coal Pt S Andersons S Albert S

Cardiff Pt P Club S Albert S Cardiff Pt S



Albert S


1

1 Wednesday Winter Course 4 changed as per Amended #1, 1 September 2017

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Sunday Winter


COURSE

SIGNAL

NUMERAL

No. 1

NUMERAL

No. 2

NUMERAL

No. 3

NUMERAL

No. 4


Starting

Line N to S N to S N to S S to N

CLUB

START






Albert S Coal Pt S Slip S Club P

Albert S Albert S Slip P

Andersons P

Albert S

CLUB

FINISH N to S N to S N to S N to S

Sunday Winter


No. 5

NUMERAL

No. 6

NUMERAL

No. 7

NUMERAL

No. 8

NUMERAL

No. 9

Southerly S-Westerly Westerly N-Westerly Pulbah




Marks Pt P Cardiff Pt S Club S Club S Channel S

Club P Albert S Coal Pt S Andersons S Albert S

Cardiff Pt P Club S Albert S Cardiff Pt S



Albert S


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Friday Twilight Courses

Course

Signal

NUMERAL

No. 1

NUMERAL

No. 2

NUMERAL

No. 3

NUMERAL

No. 4

NUMERAL

No. 5

Wind Northerly N-Easterly Easterly S-Easterly Southerly

Start

Line N to S N to S N to S S to N S to N

CLUB

START

Marks Pt S Marks Pt S Marks Pt S Albert P Albert P

Cardiff Pt S Coal Pt S Carey Bay S Carey Bay P Cardiff Pt P

Andersons P Albert S Albert S Marks Pt P Channel P

Albert S Club S Albert S Slip S

Channel S Andersons P

Albert S Albert S

CLUB

FINISH N to S N to S N to S N to S N to S

Friday Twilight Courses

NUMERAL

No. 6

NUMERAL

No. 7

NUMERAL

No. 8

NUMERAL

No. 9A

NUMERAL

No. 9B

S-Westerly Westerly N-Westerly

S to N S to N N to S S to N N to S

Albert P Albert P Marks Pt S Albert P Marks Pt S

Channel S Carey Bay P Carey Bay S Cardiff Pt P Cardiff Pt S

Cardiff Pt S Andersons P Albert S Channel P Albert S

Albert S Albert S Albert S


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Windward Leeward Courses Divisions Marks Rounding Marks A1, Bs & Bp will be cylindrical marks approximately 1200mm high x 600mm diameter with Orange skirts. Clearing Mark A2 laid approximately 50 metres to port of Mark A1 and will be a cylindrical mark approximately 1200mm high x 600mm diameter with Lime Green skirt with red band. Rounding Mark ‘C’ will be a predominately Blue cylindrical mark approximately 1200mm high x 600mm diameter with White skirt or band. The start pin mark (ODM) will be an orange dan buoy mark with code flag ‘O’ on top The inner distance mark (IDM) will be a spar mark with a red flag on top. The finish line for all Divisions and Etchells will be between the signal mast on the RCV displaying a Blue flag and an ODM bearing a green flag on top, the finish line will be on the opposite (starboard) side of the RCV to the start line.

Course Division 1. Start to Mark C (port) to Gate (either Mark Bp to port or Mark Bs (starboard) to Mark A1 (port) to Mark A2 (port) to Gate (either Mark Bp to port or Mark Bs to starboard to Mark A1 (port) to Mark A2 (port) to Finish. Division 2 and Etchells. Start to Mark A1 (port) to Mark A2 (port) to Gate (either Mark Bp to port or Mark Bs to starboard) to Mark A1 (port) to Mark A2 (port) to Finish. Division 3. Start to Mark C (port) to Gate (either Mark Bp to port or Mark Bs to starboard) to Mark C (port) to Finish. Start Sequence 1Refer to SI 37.20

MARK A2 MARK A1

0.3NM approx MARK C

1.5 NM. approx

MARK Bs MARK Bp

ODM START LINE IDM FINISH ODM

1 SI reference changed as per Amendment #3 15/9/2017

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Windward Leeward Courses Etchells Marks A and B Blue drums with Orange skirts, 1200mm high and 600mm diameter. Start line ODM Orange dan buoy mark displaying code flag ‘O’ Finish line ODM Green dan buoy displaying a Green flag Mark A approx. 1.3 nms. to windward of the RCV The approximate magnetic bearing to mark A will be displayed from the stern of the RCV

Course Start to Mark A (port) to Mark B (port) to Mark A (port) to Mark B (port) to Mark A (port) to Finish. When Divisional Windward Leeward races are programmed, Etchells sail the same Course as for Division 2 . Refer to the Divisional Course Diagram.

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LMYC CRUISING DIVISION LMYC's Cruising Division through regular organised cruises, social activities and information sessions provides the opportunity for members to safely maximize enjoyment from the use of their vessels and the surrounding cruising grounds. There is a strong focus on sharing knowledge and the development of good seamanship. Membership of the Cruising Division is available to all Sailing Members of the LMYC for an additional $18 per year (single or family). The Cruising Division currently comprises a fleet of 86 vessels.

Benefits of Cruising Division membership include;

Membership to a network of experienced cruising sailors only too happy to share knowledge.

Hearing relevant and high quality Guest Presenters following the General Meetings.

Participation in organised cruises on the Lake and the East Coast ranging in duration from an afternoon to two weeks.

Participation in relevant skill development workshops.

Use of shared boat maintenance equipment, such as a scaffold and rig tension gauge.

Keeping in touch with Cruising Division news and the activities of fellow members by: o Attending the monthly General Meetings, commencing at 7.30pm on the second

Monday of the month (excluding January) in the Bridge Deck Room at LMYC . o Reading a copy of the monthly “Cruiseletter”. o Joining the Cruising Division Facebook group

The minimum safety equipment requirements are as specified in the current NSW Maritime Boating Handbook. When sailing in open waters additional minimum requirements are set out in the Cruising Division Open Water Registration Form, available on the LMYC website.

If you would like to learn more about the Cruising Division you can view further information including the calendar of events on the noticeboard in the LMYC, write to the “Cruising Division”at the LMYC, select “Cruising” from the Sailing menu on the LMYC website, contact any of the committee members listed below or come along to a General Meeting where you will be made most welcome.

Skipper Ken Archer 4946 7751 Treasurer Ross Shirtley 4945 0641 Secretary John Lemberg 0409 577 607 Safety Officer Tony Austin 4946 9928 Committee Cath Austin 4946 9928 Maureen Seysener 4975 2561 Fred Seysener 4975 2561 Michael Norwood 4952 8424 Libby Archer 4946 7751 Ross Dickson 0408 242 934

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LAKE MARKS MAP LMYC MARK APPROX POSITIONS

1 LMYC-CLUB S33 02.418 E151 39.048

2 ANDERSONS S33 02.609 E151 38.854

3 MARKS POINT S33 02.992 E151 38.335

4 CHANNEL S33 03.137 E151 37.854

5 COON ISLAND S33 04.135 E151 37.458

6 CRANGAN laid mark S33 07.530

E151 35.692

7 SUNSHINE laid mark S33 06.230 E151 34.306

8 ROCKY POINT laid mark S33 04.610 E151 32.980

9 FISHING POINT S33 03.442 E151 36.186

SRM

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LMYC MARK APPROX POSITIONS

10 COAL POINT S33 02.309 E151 37.109

11 CAREY BAY S33 01.640 E151 36.765

19 AWABA BAY (9) S32 59.300 E151 37.141

14 CARDIFF POINT S33 01.685 E151 37.785

15 SLIP S33 01.929 E151 38.236

16

ALBERT MITCHELL

(abbv. Albert)

(formerly Belmont Bay)

S33 02.109 E151 39.118

17 SUNKEN ROCK MARK

laid mark (SRM) (7) S33 05.600 E151 34.750

Ref Amendment #7 06/12/2017 Ref Amendment #9 23/12/2017

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LMYC YACHT REGISTER

Sail Boat Owner

M

1 HAPPY DAYS HUON OLIVER

M

2 LMYC LMYC

M

3 CLOSE HALLED GRAEME HALL

M

4 C BREEZE ALAN DORMAN

M

6 reserved ANTHONY PATERSON

M

7 DOLCE PETER RUNDLE

M

8 WILD CHERRY ALAN LAVERICK

M

9 FIRE OF SPRING PETER CUMMINGS

M

10 WIND CHILL GREG KREMPIN

M

11 BUNYIP MICHAEL GRAHAM

M

12 SEA G CHRIS GRIFFITHS

M

13 ABOUT TIME RUSSELL CUMMINGS

M

14 NEREUS PATRICIA SMITH

M

15 GETAWAY PHILIP MARTIN

M

16 SHAKTI DOUGLAS COULTER

M

18 LIBERTINE GEOFF DONEGAN

M

19 JAGUAR II MARK JONES

M

20 DREADNAUGHT EDWIN HILLIER

M

21 EVERLONG SCOTT DENIET

M

22 MARGARITA PETER BAKEWELL

M

23 WERONA II DON MCHATTIE

M

24 MENACE NIVEN JAMES

M

26 DEE ONE KEN BUCKINGHAM

CHRIS WILSON

M

27 FREE WILLIE PHILLIP WILSON

M

29 AEROPI JENNIFER HOFFMAN

JOHN HOFFMAN

M

31 ARUNA IAN MURRAY

M

32 IMPROMPTU MICHAEL GRAHAM

M

33 MORTICIA LYNDON MCLEOD

RUSSELL WILLIAMS

M

34 PENTANGLE BRIAN VARNAM

M

35 ANARCHIE PAUL HANNAN

M

36

YORKSHIRE

RELISH ERIC BURNS

M

38 FULL BORE MATTHEW JENSEN

M

40 SHIMMER ROBERT PATTERSON

M

41 SUNDANCE B KELLY

M

42 CHERIE II BRUCE COOPER

M

43 SERIOUS‐LEIGH LEIGH LANCASTER

M

44 DREAM TIME MARK GREENTREE

M

45 EQUINOX

PHIL CUNNINGHAM

ELEANOR CUNNINGHAM

M

47 NUTCRACKER PAUL BERTHOLLI

M

48 ANYA II HEINZ BRILL

M

49 EXCESSIVE DAVID NICHOLS

M

52

ANOTHER

PROMISE JEFFREY QUIRK

M

61 SERENITY IAN VICKERY

M

62 AUSTRAL PETER MAYO

M

64 MISTRAL DAVID BRAIDWOOD

M

66 KARMA ROBIN CURRALL

BRUCE CURRALL

M

69 POGUE

MOHONE

SCOTT HAMILTON

PATRICK O'REILLY

M

70 OSPREY ROSS SHIRTLEY

53

M

72 PUGSLEY

PHIL BLANCH

JEFF LAYBUTT

MALCOLM MACLEOD

M

77 STAMPEDE JOHN LATIMORE

MICHAEL McDONALD

M

80 MARILYN IAN COULIN

M

81 OMEGA IVAN PAGETT

M

82 LURCH LLOYD HISSEY

M

88 EDDY CRAIG PHILLIPS

M

93 SANTE BRUCE MUNROE

M

95 GALE FORCE ADRIAN WILLIAMS

M

100 BOLERO JAMES MILES

M

102 TOY STORY TOM WOODS

JAMES WOODS

M

105 MASERATI BRETT WINNING

M

109 SHUMBA ROBERT BROWN

M

116 CARESS II JAMES MCCOMBIE

M

118 KOALA BARE GLENN ELGAR

M

120 TREKA ROGER MOSTYN

M

121 TRU BLU IAN KNIGHTON

M

123 MORE MAGIC ROBERT FUSSELL

M

125 JO ANN JOHN VANDERVOORT

M

126 PEPPERCORN NORM CROSS

M

143 WEDGEWOOD ROGER GEARY

M

151 DREAM CATCHER

JOHANNES

ROGGEVEEN

M

162 KRACKT KAREN BLACK

M

165 VAGRANT DAVID BROWN

M

166 MIRAGE II COLIN SUTHERLAND

M

168 REBEL GARY CHAPMAN

M

170 MARY ELIZABETH BRUCE CHEEK

M

171 PALMIRA B & M ENGLISH

M

173 MOONRAKER SIGURD PURINS

M

175 CAPSICUM DAVID WONDERLEY

M

177 PUDDIN PETER GEDDES

M

179 RENASHA GERARD NEWELL

M

188 DREAM CATCHER RAYMOND HYSLOP

M

201 ACCOLADE SANDY HIDRAS

M

207 ANDOZE JOHN ANDERSON

M

224 ANDURIL RHETT HANN

M

227 NIRROE MAGIC JOHN SPINAZE

M

236 SANTANA MICHAEL GRAHAM

M

237 REGGAE BEAT DENIS MILLER

M

240 HANNAH PETER FARMER

M

242 WALLOP PETER HEWSON

M

253

MIA BELLA

BARCA MARK PHILLIPS

M

260 KARANIE II KEITH VANDERVLIET

M

271 QUIET ACHIEVER PETER HARRIS

RUSSELL CUMMINGS

M

272 NO REGRETS IAN BILLINGTON

M

276 THE APPLE MARK GRAHAM

M

308 ESEL ROBERT LANE

M

340 AJA MARK NEWELL

M

341 CUT LOOSE TONY NEIL

M

360 ALIBI ROD DUNNING

M

365 MORNING SUN DAVID HILL

54

M

370 SHE’S THE CULPRIT GLEN PICASSO

M

371 PERTROUCHKA CHRISTOPHER CAHILL

M

381 PLEIADES PHILIP THOMPSON

M

384 MELANI DEREK TRACEY

M

389 DULCI BELLA

TIM LITCHFIELD

JULIE LITCHFIELD

M

397 FARAWAY GEOFF MCDONALD

M

398 SQUID 4 WOODSY STEVEN LIDDELL

M

400 reserved IAN BOWER

M

425 SILICON CHIP GEOFF EATHER

M

434 SPRITZ P CROCKET

M

444 32 DEGREES SOUTH ROSS BUXTON

M

473 YES DEAR MICHAEL PAULL

M

485 ZORA II GARY WATERSON

M

488 MYGIRL COLIN SMITH

M

492 ANZUS GEOFFREY OLDFIELD

M

495 BIMINI II JOHN HENNESSY

M

505 PETES DRAGON PETER HARTIGAN

M

508 ROSWELL PAUL ORLANDI

M

565 XSTATIC LEN LAVERS

M

595 RENDEZVOUS DAVID LEACH

M

598 MORE WAR GAMES DAVID LEASK

M

601 RANTNRAVE JOHN MCNAMARA

M

655 WEATHERORNOT ERIN HODGSON

M

660

INSANITY STREAK

NOEL DAVIES

M

683 SENTA PAUL JACKSON

M

762 INNER CIRCLE DARREN COONEY

M

777 SOLLY LEN SOLMAN

M

811 INVICTUS ROSS DAWSON

M

820 JACKAL GEOFFREY RANCLAUD

M

838 ALCONI CRAIG BUTTERS

M

878 ISIS TONY COWCHER

M

888

LOVE

UNLIMITED DOUGLAS REED

M

921 RANI TREVOR STONE

M

1011 EAT MY SHORTS PETER JOHNSON

CHRISTOPER VILA

M

1395 STYLUS ROBERT HOGG

M

2000 COMMITMENT TONY MOWBRAY

M

2913 CHIPPY GLEN LEWIS

M

4499

THE

ROPERUNNER GLENDON GREEN

M

4557 EXCESS BRUCE DOBINSON

M

4921 BINDAROO SIMON ZINADER

44 BARIMAII GRAHAM SULLIVAN

47 LILLI NATHAN BLAXELL

234 KINGFISHER STUART BEAL

531 PRIMAVERA IV JOHN BACH

580 COOL

RUNNINGS MARK CLEMENT

582 MOONSHINE HELMUT SCHULTZ

CONRAD SCHULTZ

880 CARDINAL SYN GEOFF EDMAN

927 UBULUKU HILTON JONES

990 SURE THING ALAN BENN

1061 ECHO BAY GRAEME BISHOP

1570 HARBINGER II JAMES ORRELL

55

1876 CERVANTES DAVID HOLT

2114 SAMIEL BRUCE ROWLEY

2650 FAT CONTROLLER DOUG CALDER

2756 INGEBORG OF

CAPRI BOB BURTON

2790 FANNY ADAMS STEPHEN CHAPMAN

3113 HAGAR II WARREN DIXON

3191 TIGER GREG PAYNE

3226 BLUEPRINT GEOFFREY HARLAND

3260 ASSYLUM CRAIG MILLINGTON

3431 GREMLIN DAVID CALVERT

3508 FORTY TWO IVAN PAGETT

3676 INDIGO KEN ARCHER

3909 YOUNG ‘N’ OLD GLEN PICASSO

3921 JUSTUS ALBERT MITCHELL

3939 SCARAMOUCHE JOHN SKILLICORN

4130 HALCYON EDWIN HILLEARD

4136 OUTRAGEOUS

DAVID FAHEY

STEPHEN IANNA

PETER WILLIAMS

4234 FLYING COLOURS DEREK REED

4360 WINDCHASE NOEL RICHARDSON

4580 MISS MOLLY CHRIS MOLLOY

4693 OISLET KARL MANHOOD

4772 BACKCHAT TOM BRAIDWOOD

4893 MIRAGE DAVID KELTY

5085 THE WIZARD RAY DAWKINS

5223 EXCAPADE NOEL GOUGH

5291 PAPILLION MATT SAINSBURY

6216 DICTATEUR BRUCE MEAD

6224 WISMANS FERRY IVAN HOOPER

6290 SHEER PLEASURE PAUL JONES

6231 FINISHED

DREAMIN STEPHEN SCHUTZ

6382 EVEN KEEL PETER SHADDOCK

6414 KRISTINA J RICHARD ROBERTS

6488 TOPAZ II

GREG NOLAN

GREG ARMSTRONG

TONY CROESE

6619 BLUEPRINT RODNEY SCOTT

6655 SCRUMBA PETER HOLT

6720 MINGALOO KEN & ELIZABETH

ARCHER

6824 MIDNIGHT OIL DAMIEN CHARMAN

6999 WILLPOWER NOEL JENKINS

7300 BRIGHT

MORNING STAR

PHILLIP BAKER

PHILLIP BAKER (SNR)

7633 SO FARR DALE SHARP

NATALIE BUTTERWORTH

8935 HIJINX BRUCE MCKENSEY

9002 THE RAGING

BULL ANDREW TURNER

9385 KITE IAN WHITE

9799 WINDCHASER WILLIAM CHASELING

DEBORAH CHASELING

10107 DOUBLE FUN TONY AUSTIN

13413 RHUMB ROBERT HUMPHRIS

IAN HUMPHRIS

35048 THE REAL THING DAVID BODEN

50035 BLING STEPHEN McCLOY

AUS

51 JAMBO JOHN MACGREGOR

AUS

130 JAM BRETT LEWIS

AUS

204 THE SHED

PAMELA PARKER

ROGER PARKER

AUS

213 WICKED MARK WORSLEY

AUS

221 TOW TRUCK ANTHONY PATERSON

AUS

655 THE KRAKEN DAVID YOUNG

AUS

921 HAROLD HOLT

GREG TORPY

PETER MCNEILL

AUS

1013 CAVEL DENISE GREG PAYNE

56

AUS

1019 MAX POWER

DARREN

PICKAVANCE

AUS

1049

LEARNED FRIENDS PETER CUMMINGS

AUS

1156

FASTEDDY MARKHOLMES

AUS

1191

LICENCE TO CHILL BRYCE JOHNSON

AUS

1352

IRIS III D GLEADHILL

PETER McNEIL

AUS

1336

GOWITHTHEFLOW BOB GRIFFITHS

AUS

4434

WATERHOUND CLAIRE PICKERING

AUS

4802

WILDCARD BRETT LEWIS

AUS

5868

MOJO II MARK BENSON

AUS

6670

SMOKE & MIRRORS JOHN MCNAMARA

KA

5

BURADDOO STEPHEN JONES

B

205

WAKE TERENCE

ROBERTSON

N

5

CHATEAU MAX SIMPSON

N

14

BLUE MOON JOHN PESCHAR

SM

469

LIAISON MICHAEL WILKINS

SYD

39

FATHOM DAVID BERRYMAN

STEVEN FORD

USA

403

IGNITION IAN BOWER

SUPPLEMENTARY REGISTER

AIVIL 2 GEOFFREY BURT

CHANA PAUL ARDENTIS

LATTITUDE (HD 255 N) DOUGLAS NELSON

SEALION RICHARD HALL

WARIALDA RAY KEILY

RAMBLE ON PETER MITCHELL

PACIFIC BLUE IAN MURRAY

AFTER HOURS ANDREW HENDERSON

CATCHYALATER JOHN WILLIAMS

MISS BEHAVIN PETER MCDONALD

THISISIT ANDREW BROWN

WILD OATS II GARY VAN DIJK

LMYC YACHT REGISTER Is updated monthly on the LMYC web site.

Please contact [email protected] for changes and corrections. If your yacht is not shown please complete

a Yacht Registration form available on line or from Reception. For Protocols relating to Registration and use of Sail Numbers go

to https://www.lmyc.com.au/site/yacht-crew-register


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