RS Feva XL

New kite and jib, 2 main sails, rudder, dagger board, launching trolley and cover.

£1.200.00 ono,

includes summer storage at TBYC

Contact Jenny 07738127944

Shark training this Sunday 23rd April. Meet at 1pm in the sail training room. Please register using the form below

https://forms.gle/6ECSkxRZioRkj8xm8

Cadets who normally would sail in club racing would like average points while participating in the scheduled training please sign the club declaration form with TRAINING recorded where you would normally sign off – this is your responsibility and must be completed before launching

We are bringing SS4 onto the slipway tomorrow to do a number of jobs including a bit of anti-fouling. If anyone is free to help from @ 10:30 – 14:00 that would be great!

Training from 14:00 hrs

• How to start and run SS4
• How to use the anchor
• Best practice’s on manoeuvres and picking up the mooring
• Running a race incl: Setting a course, Setting the Pin, Start sequence and flags, Filling in the race sheets, Choosing when to finish, Shutting down the boat after use.

Although we won’t be afloat, I’m sure the hands on run through will help you greatly.

This is offered to any current RO’s who would like a re-cap, any current ARO’s looking to gain more confidence, and anyone else who would like to get involved with Race Management.

It really can be very rewarding.

Please let me know if you’d like to come along.

Howard Warrington

The Royal Corinthian YC is hosting the Keelboat Endeavour Trophy this weekend 15/16 April.

The Keelboat Endeavour is the opportunity for all Keelboat Classes to compete against each other on a level playing field to fight for the Keelboat Endeavour Champion.

The helm must be a Keelboat class National Champion, with crews from the class to make up a team of four.

TBYC’s entry will be made up of our current Sandhopper National Champions and the Runner Up: Alex Farrall, George Warrington, Richard Barnes and Mark Dell.

The event consists of a series of short course fleet races and is designed for teams of 4 to sail in 707 matched keelboats.

The type of racing is designed to make exciting, high speed sailing and minimise the spread in the fleet, and with a target time of 15 minutes per race, the emphasis is on as many short races in as quick succession as possible.

If you want to take a rib to watch the event, please take note of rule 3.3 below.

3.3. Support Boats shall be clearly marked to identify the Team they are supporting. They shall maintain a listening watch on
the Race Committee VHF Channel; they may not transmit on this channel except in an emergency. Unless requested by
the Race Committee; support boats shall remain a minimum distance of 50 meters from any racing boat, mark, start line
or finish line and shall not make waves in the racing area or otherwise affect racing.

Good Luck Team TBYC!

Cadet week applications are now live.  The closing date will be 8pm Sunday 30th April.

Please read the Cadet week information pack carefully before completing an application form for each cadet.

Payment must be made in full at the time of application.

Please contact me with any queries on [email protected]

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Cadet training with Andras
Sunday 16th of April 2023
“Start to race”
(Barracudas)
Book your place by Friday midnight, please:

https://forms.gle/451eEC7EsQJs2ryb7

Shark training this Sunday with Scott. Meet at 1pm in the sail training room.

Please complete the Google form if you are attending.https://forms.gle/7wzYkZjyK6tqysGR8

It’s the first Thursday of the month this week, please come and join us at TBYC from 8pm. Visitors welcome as long as you are signed in by a TBYC member.

Head injury in sailing presentation Thursday 4th May 8pm in the main bar presented by David Elkington
Open to all club members but if you are a duty officer, rib helm or crew or cadet week volunteer please try and attend