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Rescue Boats: Thanks to our Dedicated Crews
Handbook & Programme
2018 - 2019
CONTENTS
General Information .............................................................................3
Special Events at Napier......................................................................4
Power Boaties & Ramp Users ..............................................................5
YNZ National Calendar ........................................................................7
Racing Programmes ............................................................................8-16
Rescue Boat Roster ............................................................................17
Napier Inner Harbour Area ...................................................................18
Subs, Fees, Dues & Circumstances .....................................................20
Notice of Race & Sailing Instructions ....................................................22-27
Courses ..............................................................................................28
Safety Requirements ...........................................................................29-30
Tide Tables .........................................................................................31-36
Message from our Harbour Master .......................................................39-40
Prize Lists for Previous Season............................................................42-44
2018-19 SUBSCRIPTIONS AND FEES
All figures are GST inclusive
SUBSCRIPTIONS Amount FEES (Continued) Amount
Senior Member........................................... 250 Junior & Intermediate Shed Space ............... 75
Ramp Member ........................................... 200 Senior Shed Space .................................... 220
Intermediate ................................................. 90 Boat Park Secured, lengths up to 5m.......... 650
Junior........................................................... 70 Boat Park Secured, per metre over 5m ......... 45
Spouse ...................................................... 115 Ramp Fee, for non-members........................ 20
Associate ..................................................... 70
YACHT RACING (Free until 24-12-2018)
Social Member ............................................. 60
Entry Fee – Crewed Boats Seniors ............... 10
Life, Honorary Members & nomination fee ......0
Entry Fee – Senior/Intermediate ................... 10
FEES Entry Fee – Junior/School Pupil Crews ........... 5
Moorings up to 9m...................................... 750
Moorings per metre over 9m ......................... 60 Season Fee, for Saturday Club races only,
Work Berth & grid, daily, includes power ....... 20 to be paid in full in advance (1/2 normal fee)
Marina Licence........................................... 400 Season Fee – Crewed Boats Senior ............. 80
Marina Fee and Maintenance Levy ............. 360 Season Fee – Solo Senior/Intermediate... 62.50
Boat Sheds ................................................ 600 Season Fee – Junior/School Pupil Crews ..... 25
Dinghy Parks, Row D ................................. 275 Season Fee – Subsequent Family Siblings12.50
Boat Parks, Boat/Trailer lengths up to 5m ... 300 Day Sailor (up to 3 race days per season) ...... 5
Boat Parks, per metre over 5m ..................... 45
BOAT HIRE (per 1/2 day)
Visitor’s Berth $3/mtr per night, single hull
Optimist ...................................................... 10
$4/mtr per night, multihull
(Inquire at Committee Room on Race Day)
GENERAL INFORMATION
RESCUE BOATS: Coordinator: Club Manager 835 3811
Radio Frequency – A radio watch is kept on Channel 77 VHF during Club organised
Harbour races. If rescue boats are required outside of Club racing, fleet representatives
are asked to contact the Rescue Boat Coordinator giving at least one week’s notice.
TRAVEL LIFT OPERATOR: John Burns 027 260 9182
LAUNCH CREWS: H Hutcheson, P Cumming, G Morrison, P Johnson, P Hunter.
LIFE MEMBERS: J Snadden, G W Robinson, D Morrison, P Cumming,
H Hutcheson, G Martin, H Hengst, B Finlayson, B Witham
CLUB MANAGER: Shelly Te Uki Office 835 3811
Mobile 027 209 3868
BAR MANAGER: Carole Wilkinson 027 233 4775
FUNCTIONS: Jenny Holmes 835 3811
RESTAURANT: Friday evenings from 5.30pm & Saturday afternoon
MEETINGS: General Committee meets at 6:30pm on the third Monday each month.
Sailing Committee meets at 7:30pm on the first Monday each month.
Youth Committee meets at 7:30pm on the last Tuesday each month.
BAR HOURS: 4pm onwards Friday & Saturday
WINTER SERIES: A winter series may be held during the off season. See web site.
RADIO CHANNELS: Emergency 16 Sailing 77 Fishing 62
Coastguard assist/trip reports 01 Weather Forecasts 19
TOILET/SHOWER entry is by using your barrier card.
BARRIER ENTRY CARDS
Remember to pay subscriptions by 31 October - your
current card will expire & NOT work in the barrier arm
NOTE:- existing cards will automatically be reactivated on payment
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SPECIAL EVENTS AT NAPIER
OTHER EVENTS IN REGION
2018
Sept 22 Opening Day
Oct 4-7 Waka ama regatta, no Club racing
Oct 26-28 Opti North Islands, no Club racing
Nov 24-25 Summer Regatta - Sat (4 races) & Sun (3 races) 10:00am start.
Laser North Islands, Bic Open
2019
Mar 16 Offshore Power boats
April 13-15 O’pen BIC Nationals
April 19-23 Paper Tiger Interdoms
April 28 Champion of Champions Sail off (Sunday)
May 4 Prizegiving dinner evening
June 1-2 Brass Monkey Regatta (Open to invited classes)
June 23 Icicle Regatta (Sunday) briefing 11.00 am, 1st race noon
2018
Dec 1-2 Wairoa River Regatta, All centreboard classes & Div 2 trailer yachts
2019
Feb 16-17 Poverty Bay Champs, Gisborne. Open to all classes.
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Power Boaties and Ramp Users
This Handbook and programme may seem a little “Yachtie“ orientated. That is because
by the very nature of Yacht Racing we are governed by many Rules and Procedures.
However our grounds and club facilities are for us all to use. We welcome you to come
and use the bar and restaurant and attend any club social functions as funds generated
help to run the club and keep our costs down. Just as your fish get bigger and harder to
land with a few beers or rums, so do our yachts go faster and lean over further. So come
in to the club and share some stories.
Through the summer the bar is open Friday and Saturday from 4.00 p.m and the
restaurant is open on Friday evening and Saturday afternoon.
The launching ramps tend to be busy on Saturdays from about 11.00 a.m. to 1.00 p.m.
and again from about 3.00 pm until 5.00 p.m. due to Saturday afternoon racing. Please
take note of the ramp signs and don’t drive your boats onto the trailers as the prop wash
seriously undermines the material at the ramp ends.
If you use the day parking area please park as neatly as possible to make the best use
of space. There is overflow parking further down towards Pandora bridge on those days
when the fishing contests attract larger numbers.
The Harbour Master has posted signage outlining the Bylaws on speed restrictions and
areas for which they apply. Please familiarize yourself with those laws. Remember the
five knot rule in the channel and please travel dead slow when approaching the ramps.
Ministry of Fisheries has signage at the ramps which provides the fish limits and legal
sizes for species of fish. They are there for your information.
Just a reminder on recent bylaws stating people on all vessels 6 metres or less and all
paddle craft, canoes, kayaks & waka ama, must wear a life jacket. All vessels must be
marked with a name or similar identification marks on both sides of the vessel.
We are always looking for volunteers to skipper & crew our rescue craft, so feel free to
offer your services. Your boating skills, particularly on a rough day, could be invaluable.
Enjoy your club and facilities and come in and have a drink after fishing.
HB Fishing Club Programme
Club Captain : Neil Price 027 429 4196
Briefings are usually the day before the event.
Opening Day 6 Oct Mega Fish 6-9 Feb
Kids wharf fish TBC Nationals Feb TBC
Open Comp 10-11 Nov Classic Family 2-3 Mar
Christmas Comp 1 Dec Classic Backup 9-10 Mar
Ladies Day 26 Jan Closing Day 6 Apr
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YNZ NATIONAL CALENDAR
(FOR MORE INORMATION, CHECK YNZ WEBSITE www.yachtingnz.org.nz )
2018
Oct 26-28 Opti North Islands Napier
Nov 1-4 Elliot 5.9 Nationals Evans Bay
24-25 Laser North Islands Napier
2019
Jan 9-12 Paper Tiger Nationals Evans Bay
11-13 Europe Nelson
12-15 Laser Nationals Manly
Feb 6-9 H16, R780 Nationals New Plymouth
7-9 Flying Fifteen Nationals RAYC
8-10 Noelex 25 Nationals Taupo
2-3 OK Dinghy Nationals Wakatere
8-14 OK Worlds Wakatere
Apr 19-24 Opti Nationals Murrays Bay
14-17 Starling Nationals Taipa
Dates are as notified to Yachting New Zealand by affiliated clubs and may be subject to change.
Crombie Lockwood,
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Club, with an exclusive
Marine Hull Insurance
scheme underwritten by
one of New Zealand’s
leading marine insurers.
Contact the crew at our Napier
office for more details
P 06 834 4820
E napier@crombielockwood.co.nz
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Optimist Class Contact: Steve Potbury 027 6291 308 steve@fruitcraft.co.nz
Sept 22 H Thompson Trophy Handicap 16 Ericksen Honda Cup Handicap
29 H Thompson Trophy Handicap Sun 17 Chase race to Soundshell (Art Deco)
Oct 6-7 No Club racing (Waka-ama booking) 23 Interisland, Ranking, Picton
5-7 Stack Champs, Murrays Bay Mar 2 Ericksen Honda Cup Handicap
13 H Thompson Trophy Handicap 9 Ericksen Honda Cup Handicap
20 No Club racing. Labour Weekend 16 Power boats. No Club racing
26-28 Opti NI, Ranking Regatta, Napier Sun 17 Ericksen Honda Cup Handicap
Nov 3 H Thompson Trophy Handicap 23 Open - Coulam Family Trophy Champs
10 Epiglass Cup Handicap Green -Treasadern Family Trophy
17 Epiglass Cup Handicap 30 Open - Coulam Family Trophy Champs
24-25 Summer Regatta - Napier Green -Treasadern Family Trophy
Dec 1 Wairoa Regatta & Sir P Blake - Akl April 6 Open - Coulam Family Trophy Champs
8 Epiglass Cup Handicap Green -Treasadern Family Trophy
Sun 9 Chase race to Soundshell
15 Epiglass Cup Handicap June 23 Icicle Regatta (Sunday)
22 Epiglass Cup Handicap
Jan 5 Open Boat Challenge Cup Handicap North Is: 26-28 Oct, Napier
12 Open Boat Challenge Cup Handicap Nationals: 18-24 Apr, Murrays Bay
19 Open Boat Challenge Cup Handicap
26 Akl Champs, Ranking, Maraetai Bold Weekends
Feb 2 Open Boat Challenge Cup Handicap Fun Saturday afternoon race(s) will be organised
9 Ericksen Honda Cup Handicap for locals
Design :- designed in 1947 by American Clark Mills at the request of the
Clearwater Florida Optimist service club. The
design was slightly modified and introduced to
Europe by Axel Damgaard
Weight:- Hull minimum 35kg. While younger
lighter sailors begin in Optimists, competitive
sailors usually weigh between 35 and 55 kg
Performance:- Due to its inherent stability,
unstayed rig, robust construction and relatively
small sail, the Optimist can be sailed in winds of
up to 30 knots (60 kph). The Optimist is the
slowest dinghy in the world according to the RYA
Portsmouth Yardstick scheme, with a
Portsmouth number of 1646
Sail area:- 3.3 m2
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Starling Class Contact: Philipp Otto 844 6340 021 052 6745 ottofamilynapier@gmail.com
22 Moth Junior Cup Hcp 19 North Islands, Taipa
29 Moth Junior Cup Hcp 26 Hislop Cup Hcp
Oct 6-7 No Club racing (Waka-ama booking) Feb 2 Hislop Cup Hcp
5-7 Stack Champs, Murrays Bay 9 Hislop Cup Hcp
13 Moth Junior Cup Hcp 16 Hislop Cup Hcp
20 No Club racing. Labour Weekend Sun 17 Chase race to Soundshell (Art Deco)
26-28 Travelers Series, Nap. (Opti NI, Nap) 23 Hislop Cup Hcp
Nov 3 Moth Junior Cup Hcp Mar 2 Tony Hill Club Champs
10 Moth Junior Cup Hcp 9-10 Taupo Centreboad Champs
17 Hindmarsh Cup Hcp Sun 17 Tony Hill Club Champs
24-25 Summer Regatta, Napier 23 Tony Hill Club Champs
Dec 1 Sir P Blake, Akl & Wairoa Reg 30 Tony Hill Club Champs
8 Hindmarsh Cup Hcp April 6 Tony Hill Club Champs
Sun 9 Chase race to Soundshell
15 Hindmarsh Cup Hcp June 23 Icicle Regatta (Sunday)
22 Hindmarsh Cup Hcp Match Racing: 12-14 Jan, Glendowie, Ak
Jan 5 Hindmarsh Cup Hcp Nth Islands: 18-20 Jan, Taipa
12 Hindmarsh Cup Hcp
Nationals: 14-17 Apr, Taipa
MATCH RACING SERIES - Entries must be in and paid by the Saturday one week prior to the match
racing event. NO late entries will be accepted.
The risk of developing melanoma, the most deadly form of skin cancer,
increases dramatically if you’ve been sunburnt in the past. Fortunately
a MoleMap consultation can help. MoleMap monitors your skin over
time, detecting melanoma at an early, and therefore treatable, stage. So
you can reduce the risks involved if you’ve spent time in the sun.
Because, when it comes to melanoma, you don’t want to be caught out.
Simply call 0800 MOLEMAP for more information.
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Europe Class Contact: Brendon Mitchell 876 6433
brengm116@gmail.com 027 758 7169
Sept 22 Spring Series Hcp 26 New Year Series Hcp
29 Spring Series Hcp Feb 2 New Year Series Hcp
Oct 6-7 No Club racing (Waka-ama booking) 9 New Year Series Hcp
13 Spring Series Hcp 16 New Year Series Hcp
20 No Club racing (Labour weekend) Sun 17 Chase race to Soundshell (Art Deco)
26-28 No Club racing Opti N Islands 23 New Year Series Hcp
Nov 3 Spring Series Hcp Mar 2 Moth Cup Champs
10 Spring Series Hcp 9 Moth Cup Champs
17 Summer Series Hcp 16 No Club racing Power Boats
24-25 Summer Regatta Sun 17 Moth Cup Champs
Dec 1 Summer Series Hcp 23 Moth Cup Champs
8 Summer Series Hcp 30 Moth Cup Champs
Sun 9 Chase race to Soundshell Apr 6 Moth Cup Champs
15 Summer Series Hcp
22 Summer Series Hcp June 23 Icicle Regatta (Sunday)
Jan 5 Summer Series Hcp
12 Summer Series Hcp Nationals: 11-13 Jan, Nelson
19 New Year Series Hcp
10Laser Class Contact: Gill Waiting 870 1063 gillwaiting@gmail.com
Sept 22 Laser Agency Trophy Handicap Feb 2 Laser Cup Champs & Radial Champs
29 Laser Agency Trophy Handicap 9 Laser Cup Champs & Radial Champs
Oct 6-7 No Club racing (Waka-ama booking) 16 Laser Cup Champs & Radial Champs
13 Laser Agency Trophy Handicap Sun 17 Chase race to Soundshell (Art Deco)
20 No Club racing (Labour weekend) 23 Laser Cup Champs & Radial Champs
26-28 No Club racing Opti N Islands Mar 2 Harbour Master’s Trophy Handicap
Nov 3 Laser Agency Trophy Handicap 9 Harbour Master’s Trophy Handicap
10 Laser Agency Trophy Handicap Sun 17 Harbour Master’s Trophy Handicap
17 Laser Agency Trophy Handicap 23 Harbour Master’s Trophy Handicap
24-25 Summer Regatta + Laser NI 30 Harbour Master’s Trophy Handicap
Dec 1 Vann Family Trophy Handicap Apr 6 Harbour Master’s Trophy Handicap
8 Vann Family Trophy Handicap
Sun 9 Chase race to Soundshell June 23 Icicle Regatta (Sunday)
15 Vann Family Trophy Handicap Laser Masters Trophy minimum age 45 years on
22 Vann Family Trophy Handicap the date of the first race of the season.
Jan 5 Vann Family Trophy Handicap Aggregate points over season
(20 races from all club races to count).
12 Vann Family Trophy Handicap
19 Laser Cup Champs & Radial Champs Laser Nationals: 12-15 Jan, Manly,
26 Laser Cup Champs & Radial Champs Auckland
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11OK Dinghy Class Contact: Rob Hengst 021 363 351 robemma@me.com
Sept 22 Angus Cup Feb 2 Ray Sellar Cup
29 Angus Cup 2-15 NZ OK Nats & Worlds (Auckland)
Oct 6-7 No Club racing (Waka-ama booking) 9 Ray Sellar Cup
13 Angus Cup 16 Ray Sellar Cup
20-21 Rum Bucket, Auckland (Lbr wknd) Sun 17 Chase race to Soundshell (Art Deco)
26-28 No Club racing Opti N Islands 16-17 GISBORNE REGATTA
Nov 3 Angus Cup 23 Sprint Series (Round 3)
10 Angus Cup Mar 2 Agnew Cup Champs
17 Sprint Series (Round 1) 9 Agnew Cup Champs
24-25 East Coast Champs, Napier Sun 17 Agnew Cup Champs
Dec 1 Combination Cup 23 Agnew Cup Champs
1-2 WAIROA RIVER REGATTA 30 Agnew Cup Champs
8 Combination Cup April 6 Agnew Cup Champs
Sun 9 Chase race to Soundshell
15 Combination Cup June 23 Icicle Regatta (Sunday)
22 Combination Cup Nationals: 2-3 Feb, Wakatere, Auckland
Jan 5 Combination Cup Worlds: 8-14 Feb, Wakatere, Auckland
12 Sprint Series (Round 2) HB Champs: Best 25 races from all club races
19 Ray Sellar Cup during the season
26 Ray Sellar Cup
12Paper Tiger Contact: Nathan Percy 027 3427217 nathan.percy@mail.com
Sept 22 Takapuna Cup Handicap 26 Thompson Cup Handicap
29Takapuna Cup Handicap Feb 2 Thompson Cup Handicap
Oct 6-7 No Club racing (Waka-ama booking) 9 Restoration Cup Handicap
13Takapuna Cup Handicap (Rotorua) 16 Restoration Cup Handicap (Turangi)
20No Club Racing (Labour weekend) Sun 17 Chase race to Soundshell (Art Deco)
26-28No Club racing Opti N Islands 23 Restoration Cup Handicap
Nov 3Takapuna Cup Handicap Mar 2 Restoration Cup Handicap
10Thompson Cup Handicap 9 Restoration Cup Handicap
17Thompson Cup Handicap 16 Offshore Power boats
24-25Summer Regatta, Napier Sun 17 Spriggs Trophy Championship
Dec 1-2 Paul Wood Trophy (Wairoa Regatta) 23 Spriggs Trophy Championship
8Paul Wood Memorial Trophy 30 Spriggs Trophy Championship
Sun 9 Chase race to Soundshell Apr 6 Spriggs Trophy Championship
15Paul Wood Memorial Trophy June 23 Icicle Regatta (Sunday)
22Paul Wood Memorial Trophy
Nationals: 9-12 Jan, Evans Bay
Jan 5Spriggs Trophy Championship
12Nationals, Evans Bay Interdoms: 19-23 Apr, Napier
Thompson Cup Handicap, Napier THOMPSON MOTORS TROPHY
19 Spriggs Trophy Championship Aggregate Championship Points (Best 30 Races)
13Noelex 25 Contact: Paul Redman 836 6248 paulredman@xtra.co.nz
Sept 22 Contender Cup, Handicap 1 26 Noelex 25 Cup Champs 2
29 Contender Cup, Handicap 2 Feb 2 Zephyr Cup, Hcp 2 (2 handed)
Oct 6-7 No Club racing (Waka-ama booking) 8-10 Nationals, Taupo
13 Contender Cup, Hcp 3 (2 handed) 16 TBA
20 No Club Racing (Labour weekend) Sun 17 Chase race to Soundshell (Art Deco)
26-28 No Club racing Opti N Islands 23 Noelex 25 Cup Champs 3
Nov 3 Contender Cup, Handicap 4 Mar 2 Zephyr Cup, Handicap 3
10 Contender Cup, Handicap 5 9 Noelex 25 Cup Champs 4
17 Elliott Jug, Line 1 16 Offshore Power boats
24-25 Summer Regatta @ Napier. Sun 17 Zephyr Cup, Hcp 4 (2 handed)
Dec 1 Elliott Jug, Line 2 23 Noelex 25 Cup Champs 5
8 Elliott Jug, Line 3 30 Zephyr Cup, Handicap 5
Sun 9 Chase race to Soundshell Apr 6 Noelex 25 Cup Champs 6
15 Elliott Jug, Line 4 (2 handed)
22 Elliott Jug, Line 5 June 23 Icicle Regatta (Sunday)
Jan 5 TBA
12 Noelex 25 Cup Champs 1 N25 Nationals: 8-10 Feb, Taupo
19 Zephyr Cup, Handicap 1
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Sept 22 Unicorn Trophy Handicap NHBG Trophy Hcp, 1.20pm
29 Unicorn Trophy Handicap 19 Series 4 Handicap
Oct 6-7 No Club racing (Waka-ama booking) 26 Series 4 Handicap
13 Epiglass (2 handed) + W&K Hcp Feb 2 Epiglass (2 handed) + W&K Hcp
20 No Club racing, Keelers to Mahia 9 Series 4 Handicap
(Labour weekend) 16 Tinker Trophy Handicap
26-28 No Club racing Opti N Islands Sun 17 Chase race to Soundshell (Art Deco)
Nov 3 Unicorn Trophy Handicap 23 Milburn Trophy, long race, 10am start
10 Milburn Trophy, long race, 10am start NHBG Trophy Hcp, 1.20pm
NHBG Trophy Hcp, 1.20pm Mar 2 Tinker Trophy Handicap
17 Unicorn Trophy Handicap 9 Tinker Trophy Handicap
24-25 Summer Regatta 16 Offshore Power boats
Dec 1 Unicorn Trophy Handicap Sun 17 Epiglass (2 handed) + W&K Hcp
8 Milburn Trophy, long race, 10am start 23 Tinker Trophy Handicap
NHBG Trophy Hcp, 1.20pm 30 Milburn Trophy, long race, 10am start
Sun 9 Chase race to Soundshell NHBG Trophy Hcp, 1.20pm
15 Epiglass (2 handed) + W&K Hcp April 6 Tinker Trophy Handicap
22 Series 4 Handicap
Jan 5 Series 4 Handicap June 23 Icicle Regatta (Sunday)
12 Milburn Trophy, long race, 10am start
15Trailer Yacht Div 2 Contact:Thijs Calkoen 06 878 6265 jtcalkoen@xtra.co.nz
Sept 22 Go Cola Trophy Small Family, 1.20pm
29 Go Cola Trophy 19 Farr 6000 Trophy
Oct 6-7 No Club racing. (Waka-ama booked) 26 Farr 6000 Trophy
13 Go Cola Trophy Feb 2 Farr 6000 Trophy
20 No racing. (Labour weekend) 9 Farr 6000 Trophy
26-28 No Club racing Opti N Islands 16 Pratley Trophy /Murray Trophy H16
Nov 3 Go Cola Trophy Sun 17 Chase race to Soundshell (Art Deco)
10 Milburn Trophy, long race, 10am start 23 Milburn Trophy, long race, 10am start
Small Family, 1.20pm Small Family, 1.20pm
17 Go Cola Trophy Mar 2 Pratley Trophy /Murray Trophy H16
24-25 Summer Regatta 9 Pratley Trophy /Murray Trophy H16
Dec 1 Go Cola Trophy 16 Offshore Power boats
8 Milburn Trophy, long race, 10am start Sun 17 Pratley Trophy /Murray Trophy H16
Small Family, 1.20pm 23 Pratley Trophy /Murray Trophy H16
Sun 9 Chase race to Soundshell 30 Milburn Trophy, long race, 10am start
15 Go Cola Trophy Small Family, 1.20pm
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12 Milburn Trophy, long race, 10am start
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Sept 22 Junior 22 Laser Mar 2 Laser
29 Europe Jan 5 Europe 9 PT
Oct 13 Laser 12 OK 17 Europe
Nov 3 OK 19 PT 23 Div 1
10 PT 26 Div 1 30 N 25
17 Div 1 Feb 2 N 25 Apr 6 Div 2
Dec 1 Div 2 9 Div 2
8 N 25 16 Junior
15 Junior 23 OK
In an emergency or distress call VHF 16
For assistance and trip report call Coastguards on VHF 01 or 027 484 1161
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Thanks Napier Sailing Club for their ongoing support
We are always keen to hear from new sailors and volunteers.
Visit our website to find out more.
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19Subs, Fees, Dues & Circumstances ...
Membership of Napier Sailing Club carries with it some very reasonable responsibilities.
It is the duty of each member to honour these.
Here are some useful pointers ...
SUBS, FEES AND DUES
• The Constitution requires that ALL subs, fees and dues shall be paid by October 31 for each
season.
• October 31 is the deadline! After that, if you are in arrears, you no longer have any
entitlement to use Club facilities. If unpaid the barrier arm will not operate.
N.B. In addition to membership subscription, this includes fees and rentals for storage space -
Boat Sheds, Junior Boatshed Space, Boat and Trailer Parks, Moorings and Marinas.
• After October 31 non-financial persons cannot have credit for winning races or gaining
trophies. All crew members must therefore, likewise, be financial. Disqualification will be
automatic.
• Note that a “green fees” facility exists for non-members. Fee per race payable at Committee
Room. Keep the receipts - these amounts can be offset against later membership
subscriptions during that season. But note, that after a limited number of these occasions,
one is expected to join as a full member.
• No excuses can be accepted for nonpayment of dues. It is not a release from obligation to say
- later, “But I haven’t sailed or used the club this season” or “I’ve sold my boat and haven’t
been sailing” (or any such similar statement).
NOTIFY CHANGES OF CIRCUMSTANCE affecting your membership.
• If you intend to resign, or wish to apply for leave of absence, the October 31 deadline applies
here too (in writing please). (Leave of absence may be granted if you will be away for the
whole season but wish to resume membership at a subsequent season).
• After October 31, without such notification, you are in arrears - with all dues owing up to time
of such notification. If you leave it until the end of the season then you owe for the whole
season!
• Please notify changes of address / phone number / email. A phone call will suffice.
IF YOU SELL YOUR BOAT
• Please note that only the boat is transferred - NOT the club storage space that you used while
you were the owner. This space is relinquished and will be re-allocated to the next member
on the waiting list. DO MAKE THIS CLEAR to your client prior to sale. After all - the new
owner may not even be a club member! Rental of club storage space is available only to
financial members.
CONSTITUTION
• Copies of NSC Constitution and Rules are available - free - on request at the Club Office.
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21NAPIER SAILING CLUB
CLUB RACING & REGATTAS 2018-19
ORGANISING AUTHORITY: NAPIER SAILING CLUB (INC)
(P O BOX 12048, Napier), 63 WEST QUAY, AHURIRI, NAPIER
NOTICE OF RACE
1.0 Eligibility and Entry
1.1 Racing is open to all boats of all classes.
1.2 Entries will be accepted by the Napier Sailing Club (NSC) Race Committee at the
Committee Room until the normal closing time of 13:00 hours (or 09:30 hours in
the case of morning races), by advising the required details of the boat and crew,
accompanied by the entry fee set down in the Handbook or as advised at the time
of entry.
1.3 Five Minute Forms shall be submitted with entries for night races and for races
outside the Napier Harbour Limits.
1.4 Each boat shall, if requested, submit a valid measurement or rating certificate at
registration and in addition, measurement checks may be made.
1.5 To be eligible to compete in club racing, each competitor, and each entrant and
crew member shall be a financial member of the Napier Sailing Club. Visiting
competitors and crew entering a NSC club race or regatta shall be financial
members of a member club affiliated to Yachting New Zealand (YNZ) or their
National Authority.
1.6 A Day Sailor pass shall be obtained by prospective new members to give
dispensation from notice 1.5 for no more than 3 club race days.
1.7 Each member of NSC shall have all subscriptions and fees for the current season
paid by 31 October.
1.8 NSC members shall have their boats checked and passed by a Club Safety
Officer before 31 October in the current season. The Race Committee may reject
or cancel the entry of a boat at any time where the boat has not been checked
and passed by 31 October. Safety Check Forms are available at the Committee
Room.
1.9 The Race Committee may reject or cancel the entry of a boat at any time where
the crew do not comply with the above eligibility requirements. This changes
Rule 76.1.
SAILING INSTRUCTIONS
Note: The notation “[DP]” in a rule in the Sailing Instructions means the penalty for a
breach of that rule may, at the discretion of the protest committee, be less that
disqualification.
1.0 Rules
1.1 Events will be governed by the rules as defined in the Racing Rules of Sailing.
1.2 The YNZ Safety Regulations shall apply as follows.
1.3 Centreboard & Open Yachts shall comply with Part I.
1.4 Keel Yachts shall comply with Part II. Category 4 shall apply, except where a
higher Category is specified in the Programme.
221.5 Trailer Yachts and Sports Trailer Yachts shall comply with Part V. Category C
shall apply, except where a higher Category is specified in the Programme.
1.6 Sports Boats shall comply with Part VI. Category B shall apply, except where a
higher Category is specified in the Programme.
1.7 International Regulations for Preventing Collisions at Sea shall apply for night
racing.
1.8 When a Patrol Boat Crew reports that a boat given assistance did not comply with
the Safety Regulations, the boat shall be inspected and the Protest Committee
may reject or cancel the entry of the boat from one or two races. This changes
Rule 76.1.
1.9 When a boat accepts assistance from a Patrol Boat, the crew shall accept the
directions of the Patrol Boat Crew.
2.0 Notices to Competitors
2.1 Notices to competitors will be posted on the official race notice board located in
the NSC Clubhouse.
3.0 Changes to Sailing Instructions
3.1 Any change to the Sailing Instructions will be posted 1 hour prior to the first
warning signal on the day it will take effect. In the event of unfavourable weather,
the Sailing Committee will meet and make a decision not later than 30 minutes
prior to the first warning signal.
4.0 Signals Made Ashore
4.1 Signals made ashore will be displayed on the flagpole at the NSC Clubhouse.
4.2 When flag AP is displayed at the Clubhouse, ‘1 minute’ is replaced with ‘not less
than 30 minutes’ in race signal, AP. When flag AP over flag B is displayed boats
shall not go afloat. [DP]
5.0 Schedule of Races
5.1 Individual class programmes and handicap/championship race dates are
scheduled in the class programmes in this Handbook.
5.2 2 races per day are scheduled.
5.3 Reserve days may be used if races are not completed as scheduled or if the Race
Committee considers it unlikely that races will be completed as scheduled.
5.4 The scheduled time of the warning signal for the first race each day is 13:15 hours
(09:55 hours for morning races). Class starting times may be displayed outside
the Committee Room.
5.5 For subsequent races, the start order will be posted from the race committee start
boat. To alert boats that another race or sequences of races will begin soon, the
postponement signal will be displayed for at least 4 minutes before a warning
signal is displayed.
5.6 Classes with fewer than 5 entries may have their start combined with another
class. Each class in a combined start can sail different courses.
6.0 Class Flags
6.1 Class flags or group flags may be posted at the Committee Room. Class flags
may be class insignia on a plain background. Group flags may be used for
combined starts and may be International Code flags (such as D, E, F, or G) or
23plain flags (such as white, pink, mauve, light blue, or light green), that are not
otherwise used as race signals.
7.0 Racing Areas
7.1 General location of inshore racing is Hawke Bay.
8.0 The Courses
8.1 The Course Diagrams in this Handbook show the courses, the order in which
marks are to be passed, and the side on which each mark is to be left.
8.2 No later than the warning signal for Classes, the race committee start boat will
display the course to be sailed by each class.
8.3 When there is a gate, boats shall sail between the gate marks from the direction
of the previous mark and round either gate mark.
9.0 Marks
9.1 Marks 1, 2 & 3 will be red cylindrical buoys.
9.2 Marks 4, 5 & 6 will be yellow cylindrical buoys.
9.3 Mark 7 will be a red cylindrical buoy with a yellow band.
9.4 New marks as described in instruction 12.2 will be a red cylindrical buoy with a
white band (replacing mark 1) and a yellow cylindrical buoy with a black band
(replacing mark 4)
9.5 Starting marks will be a race committee start boat at the starboard end and a dan
buoy with a red and white flag at the port end.
9.6 Finishing marks will be a race committee boat at the starboard end and a dan
buoy with a green and black flag at the port end.
9.7 A race committee boat signalling a change in course is a mark as provided in
instruction 12.1.
10.0 Areas that are Obstructions
10.1 After starting and until approaching the finishing line to finish, that part of the
finishing line between the finishing marks shall rank as an obstruction. Except
when it is approaching the finishing line to finish, a boat that crosses the finishing
line obstruction shall be scored DSQ. This changes rule A5.
10.2 The Port of Napier and that part of the Approach Channel enclosed by Marker
Buoys “C” (Inner Green), “A” (Green Tower), and “B” (Red Tower) shall rank as
an obstruction area and shall rank as a mark.
11.0 The Start
11.1 Races will be started by using rule 26.
11.2 The starting line will be between a staff displaying an orange flag on the start boat
at the starboard end and the port end starting mark.
11.3 Boats whose Warning Signal has not been made shall avoid the starting area and
shall keep clear of boats that are racing. [DP]
11.4 A boat starting later than 4 minutes after her starting signal will be scored Did Not
Start without a hearing. This changes rules A4 and A5.
11.5 When a subsequent race or sequence of races is started on the same day, the
warning signal for the first class or group of classes to start will be preceded by
the display of a postponement signal for at least 4 minutes. This instruction will
not apply after a general recall or abandonment.
2411.6 Boats intending to start in second or subsequent races back to back on the same
day must return to the starting area immediately after finishing the first or previous
race. The warning signal for subsequent races for each class may be sounded 5
minutes after the last boat of that class has finished the previous race.
11.7 No warning signal shall be made after 15:30 hours.
11.8 Any race that has been signalled a general recall shall have its restart warning
signal sounded with or following the last start signal for the current start order.
This changes rule 29.2.
12.0 Change of the Next Leg of the Course
12.1 Except at a gate, boats shall pass between the race committee boat signalling
the change of the next leg and the nearby mark, leaving the mark to port and the
race committee boat to starboard. This changes rule 28.1.
12.2 The race committee may change the course for a subsequent start held on the
same day by laying a new mark and removing the original mark (from the previous
start) as soon as practicable. Code Flag C with the appropriate directional change
flag (red or green) shall be flown from the committee boat no later than the
warning signal.
13.0 The Finish
13.1 The finishing line will be between a staff displaying an orange flag on the finishing
boat at the starboard end and the port end finishing mark.
13.2 When the Pier Heads finishing line is not in place, the finishing line shall be on a
line bearing 180º magnetic to the peak of the Pier Heads Tower and a distance
of no more than 200 metres from the Tower.
14.0 Penalty System
14.1 Rule 44.1 is changed to permit a boat that has broken a rule of Part 2 When Boats
Meet, or Rule 31 Touching A Mark, to take a penalty after racing but prior to any
protest hearing. The penalty shall be a Scoring Penalty as in Rule 44.3(c), except
that the penalty shall be 40% of the number of entries in the fleet or 50% of the
difference between the finishing position and the number of entries in the fleet,
whichever is least. The scoring abbreviation is SPI.
14.2 For protests where only a rule of Part 2, When Boats Meet, or Rule 31, Touching
A Mark, is alleged to have been broken, an arbitration hearing will be offered prior
to any formal hearing. Appendix T Arbitration shall apply, except that the Post-
Race Penalty shall be as in instruction 14.1. (This changes Appendix T1 (b) and
Rule 44.1, Taking a Penalty) The scoring abbreviation for a penalty accepted at
an arbitration hearing is ARB.
14.3 For Keel yachts, Trailer Yachts, Multi Hulls and Sports Boats, Rule 44.1 is
changed so that the Two-Turns Penalty is replaced by the One-Turn Penalty.
15.0 Time Limits and Target Times
15.1 The target time for races is 45 minutes. Failure to meet the target time will not be
grounds for redress. This changes rule 62.1(a).
15.2 A boat failing to finish within 15 minutes after the first boat sails the course and
finishes may have its finishing time estimated. This changes rules 28 and 35 and
rules A4 and A5.
2516.0 Protests and Requests for Redress
16.1 A boat intending to protest shall, in addition to the requirements of rule 61.1(a),
inform the Race Committee finish boat of her intention to protest. The protesting
boat must receive an acknowledgement from the Race Committee boat. This
changes rule 61.
16.2 Protest forms are available at the Committee Room. Protests shall be delivered
there or to a member of the Race Committee or Protest Committee within the
protest time limit.
16.3 The protest time limit for a boat is 60 minutes after the last boat of its class has
finished its last race of that day. The protest time limit for the Race Committee
and Protest Committee is 60 minutes after the last boat has finished its last race
of the day. The same protest time limits apply to requests for redress. This
changes rules 61.3 and 62.2. Protest time limits may be posted.
16.4 Notices may be posted within 30 minutes of the protest time limit to inform
competitors of hearings in which they are parties or named as witnesses.
Hearings will be held in the Committee Room.
16.5 Notices of protests by the race committee, technical committee or protest
committee will be posted to inform boats under rule 61.1(b).
16.6 For the purpose of rule 64.3(b), the ‘authority responsible’ is the measurer or
technical committee appointed by the organizing authority.
16.7 Breaches of instructions 1.8, 4.2, 11.3, and 18 will not be grounds for a protest
by a boat under rule 60.1(a). This changes rule 60.1(a). Penalties for these
breaches may be less than disqualification if the protest committee so decides.
16.8 On the last scheduled day of the regatta, series or season, a request for
reopening a hearing shall be delivered:
(a) within the protest time limit if the requesting party was informed of the
decision on a previous day;
(b) no later than 30 minutes after the party was informed of the decision on that
day.
This changes rule 66.
17.0 Scoring
17.1 The Low Point scoring system of Appendix A will apply, except that A4.2 is
deleted and replaced with: “A4.2, A boat that did not start, did not finish, retired
or was disqualified shall be scored points for the finishing place one more than
the number of boats entered in the race”. A boat penalised under rule 30.2 or
44.3(a) shall be scored points as provided in rule 44.3(c). All other boats shall be
scored points “20% more than the number of boats in the race”. This changes
rule A4.
17.2 1 competitor starting constitutes a race. A series requires a minimum of 5 different
competitors to have raced and a minimum of 4 races to have been started.
17.3 Unless otherwise set down in the Class Programme, the following scoring
provisions shall apply:
(a) When fewer than 5 races have been completed, a boat’s series score
will be the total of her race scores; and
(b) When from 5 to 7 races have been completed, a boat’s series score will
be the total of her race scores excluding her worst score; and
26(c) When 8 to 11 races have been completed, a boat’s series score will be
the total of her race scores excluding her two worst scores; and
(d) When 12 or more races have been completed, a boat’s series score will
be the total of her race scores excluding her three worst scores.
17.4 The scoring abbreviation for a discretionary penalty given under instruction 16.7
will be DPI.
18.0 Safety Regulations
18.1 All boats must check-out prior to leaving the shore and check-in on returning
ashore, by signing the check-out and check-in sheets located in or by the
Committee Room. [DP]
18.2 If a boat fails to comply with instruction 18.1, the race committee may give it a
Scoring Penalty without a hearing. The Scoring Penalty shall be added to the
race closest to the incident and shall not be greater than that calculated as stated
in rule 44.3(c). This changes rules 63.1 and A5. [DP]
18.3 A boat that retires from a race shall notify the race committee as soon as possible.
[DP]
19.0 Replacement of Crew or Equipment
19.1 Substitution of competitors will not be allowed without prior written approval of the
race committee.
19.2 Substitution of competitors will not be allowed in a series of races for single
handed boats.
19.3 Substitution of crew may be allowed for multi-handed boats, but for points to
count towards championship series and season-long series, the substitute helm
shall be the regular crew on the boat.
19.4 Substitution of boats in a series may be allowed when a boat is severely damaged
or in other extenuating circumstances. Requests for substitution shall be made
in writing to the race committee at the first reasonable opportunity.
20.0 Equipment and Measurement Checks
20.1 A boat or equipment may be inspected at any time for compliance with the class
rules and sailing instructions. On the water, a boat can be instructed by a race
committee member or measurer to proceed immediately to a designated area for
inspection.
21.0 Radio Communication
21.1 Except in matters of safety a boat shall neither make radio transmissions while
racing nor receive radio communications not available to all boats in its class
while racing. This restriction also applies to mobile telephones.
22.0 Prizes
22.1 Prizes may be given.
23.0 Disclaimer of Liability
23.1 Competitors participate in races and regattas entirely at their own risk. See rule
4, Decision to Race. The Organizing Authority will not accept any liability for
material damage or personal injury or death sustained in conjunction with or prior
to, during, or after racing or regatta.
27Mark 1
Red
Mark 4
Yellow
Mark 7 Mark 2 Mark 5
Red with Red Yellow
Yellow band
Mark 6
Yellow Finish Port
Green/Black
Danbuoy
Mark 3
Red
Finish
Start Port
Red/White
Danbuoy
Start
Courses Marks Angles
W1 S-1-3-F
W2 S-1-3-1-3-F
W3 S-1-3-1-3-1-3-F • Leave all rounding marks to port.
W4 S-4-6-F
W5 S-4-6-4-6-F • Class courses will be shown on the
course board on the Start
T1 S-1-2-3-F 45
T2 S-1-2-3-1-3-F 45 Committee Boat
T3 S-1-2-3-1-3-1-3-F 45
T4 S-4-5-6-F 45
T5 S-4-5-6-4-6-F 45 • New marks as per SI 12.2 are:
o Mark 1-Red cylindrical with a
T6 S-4-2-6-F 60 - 70 white band
T7 S-4-2-6-4-6-F 60 - 70
o Mark 4- Yellow cylindrical with
T8 S-1-7-3-F 60 - 70
T9 S-1-7-3-1-3-F 60 - 70 a black band
T10 S-1-7-3-1-3-1-7-3-F 60 – 70
T11 S-1-2-6-F 60 – 70
T12 S-1-2-6-1-6-F 60 – 70
T13 S-1-2-6-1-6-1-2-6-F 60 – 70
28YNZ SAFETY REGULATIONS
All Regulations are relevant whether or not yachts are racing. Yachting
New Zealand recommends that these Regulations be observed by all
centreboard and open yacht crews and boardsailors at all times.
1 Crew members shall wear buoyancy vests or lifejackets in good repair
properly secured about their persons and complying with YNZ minimum
standard, SR Appendix 4 (YNZ Safety Regulations of Sailing), at all times
while afloat. Yachting New Zealand may give dispensation (in writing), to
specific classes or events, from this clause and specify conditions for
exercising such dispensation. When dispensation is given it shall be the
responsibility of the Organizing Authority to ensure adequate safety
provisions are made. Dispensation may always be overridden by RRS 40 or
by the Notice of Race or Sailing Instructions.
Note: It is an offence under the Maritime Rules of the Maritime Transport Act
for any vessel not to have on board an approved flotation device for each
person.
2 Centreboard, open yachts and sailboards shall be so constructed or fitted with
reserve buoyancy so that when swamped or capsized and:-
a) When enclosed hulls are not divided into at least two separate
compartments and the entire hull is flooded or
b) When the enclosed hulls are divided into two or more separate
compartments and 50% of the total compartment volume is flooded or
c) When inflatable bag buoyancy is fitted and 50% is deflated they will support
their own weight including all equipment plus 10 kg for each crew member.
Buoyancy shall be so disposed so as to float the boat on an even keel when
righted after a capsize. When provided in the form of inflatable air bags or
closed cell plastic foam the buoyancy shall be securely held in place.
A yacht of an International Class shall be deemed to have satisfied the
requirements of this rule when she meets specific buoyancy requirements of
her class rules.
3 Yachts shall have permanently fitted on their centre-line a ring, closed fairlead
or towing eye to which a tow line may be connected or led through to a strong
point. The fitting shall be not less than 25 mm minimum internal diameter at
all times unless one design class rules specify a particular alternative fitting.
For monohull yachts this fitting shall be at or near the bow but not on a
bowsprit. For catamarans the fitting may be at the stern for towing in reverse.
4 Yachts shall carry a towline of adequate strength and of such length that it will
extend twice the yacht’s length beyond the bow when fitted as in clause 3. If
the yacht’s mainsheet or other running rigging is to be used as a towline it
shall be so fitted as to be readily removable.
295 Yachts shall be fitted with a quick release mechanism (not a bolt, lashing or
screw shackle), or a halyard, which allows the mainsail to be lowered from
both the deck and the masthead, or, in the case of a pocket luff sail or rigid
aerofoil, a mechanism which allows the entire rig to be lowered quickly and
easily.
6 Hollow masts shall be either (i) completely sealed to prevent the entry of
water, or (ii) fitted with a drain hole not more than 500 mm above the base
and of such a size that it is capable of draining all of the water that could be
contained in the mast within 30 seconds with the mast standing upright.
7 Centreboards shall be so secured to the hull that they remain within the
centrecase when the hull is inverted and they shall be sufficiently strong to
support the weight of at least one crew member during the manoeuvre of
righting following a capsize. This clause does not apply to windsurfers.
8 Rudders shall be so secured to the hull in such a way that they remain in
position when the hull is inverted. This clause does not apply to windsurfers.
9 Tillers and rudder blades, if not permanently attached to the rudderstock,
shall be secured to it by a pin or lashing while the yacht is on the water. This
clause does not apply to windsurfers.
10 Yachts shall carry an adequate bailer or pump attached to the hull by a
lanyard of sufficient length to allow it to be operated, unless the yacht has an
enclosed hull from which most of the water empties when righted, but not
moving, following a capsize.
11 Yachts shall carry their class insignia and sail number on the port and
starboard sides of their hull, in clearly distinctive letters and figures at least
50 mm high.
12 Each boat trailer or cradle shall be clearly marked with the class and sail
number of the yacht using it.
NOTE: If a Black Ball is displayed on the Clubhouse flagpole, it is considered
inadvisable for inexperienced sailors to sail.
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Proud Supporter
of
Napier Sailing Club
GRAEME W. ROBINSON, CONSULTING ENGINEER
CIVIL, STRUCTURAL, PUBLIC HEALTH ENGINEER
30 SIMLA TCE, NAPIER 4110, PHONE 0-6-835 6240
38HARBOURMASTER’S MESSAGE 2018
“When anyone asks how I can best describe my experience in nearly 40 year at sea I
merely say, uneventful. I have never been in any accident of any sort worth speaking
about. I never saw a wreck and never have been wrecked, nor was I ever in any
predicament that threatened to end in disaster of any sort.”
So said Captain Edward John Smith, Master of the Titanic shortly before the sad events
of 15th of April 1912. A sobering statement to start with as we look towards another
summer on the water.
It really doesn’t seem like 12 months has gone by since I last sat here chewing my
pencil wondering what to write about, but it is, and what a year it has been. Rockets
did not immediately spring to mind when I looked at my crystal ball for the year, but
they have ended up featuring large on the agenda.
Rockets were just the excuse I needed to spend more time up on the Mahia Peninsula
and get to know so many of the residents in this far northern area of the Hawke’s Bay.
The hospitality extended was second to none and after many visits things culminated
with the successful launch on the 25th May, which I was able to witness with my own
eyes from 4 miles to seaward of the launch site. You can view the launch on the link
below.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VA_8HPsua0c
Our safe boating in schools presentation was again rolled out to the “Napier and
North” part of the region, with “Hastings and South” to follow during the coming
summer. HBRC and Maritime NZ jointly fund this part of the programme at no cost to
the schools.
An exciting development on this front has been the introduction in to the community
pools at Clive, Flaxmere, and Wairoa of the Coastguard Boating Education survival
programme, which gives participants a chance to practice what they have learnt in the
playground, in the water. The link below is informative, and shows how much fun the
kids can have whilst practicing their new found skills. I recommend your schools take
advantage.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=va8Fwdwh8UU
Maritime NZ are once again running Safe Boating Week in the lead up to the HB
Anniversary long weekend. In addition to the usual lifejacket message, this year will
focus on having 2 forms of waterproof communication on board. Most these days carry
a mobile phone (in a watertight bag!), a second could be something as simple as a
39whistle or a loud hailer on smaller boats, where the cost of more expensive items are
prohibitive.
HBRC will once again be part of the “No Excuses” campaign, which Maritime NZ will
launch during safer boating week. As it implies “No Excuses” applied to lifejacket use,
vessel speed, and other rules will be enforced, the public can expect to see an
increased presence on the water and at the boat ramps around the region. The link
below illustrates the sad statistics for the year ending 30th June 2017.
http://maritimenz.govt.nz/public/news/media-releases-2017/20170726a.asp
Remember the following, and you won’t be caught out.
PREP (YOUR BOAT), CHECK (YOUR GEAR), KNOW (THE RULES)
If they aren’t already aware, recreational boaties should know that every boat, no
matter how big or small, has a skipper. The skipper is legally responsible for the safety
of their boat and all on board, and they can be prosecuted for breaching safety rules.
Even though no licence is required to operate a pleasure boat in NZ, ignorance of any
maritime rules or regional bylaws is not accepted as an excuse. Boaties unsure of the
rules should visit the Maritime NZ website and read through Maritime Rule 91, bearing
in mind there may well be some slight local variations covered in regional Bylaws.
Hawke’s Bay’s 2012 Bylaws have been reviewed and sent out for public submissions
over the last 12 months. They are presently before Council for their consideration, and
once approved will be implemented shortly thereafter.
The link below highlights a recent court case along these lines in Taranaki.
http://maritimenz.govt.nz/public/news/media-releases-2017/20170803a.asp
In closing I am pleased to advise that Coastguard will once again be running the
lifejacket “Old 4 New” campaign which was so successful earlier this year. More
publicity will follow, but the following dates can be pencilled in to your diaries. Napier
at Firman’s Marine on the 27th January and Mahia at the fishing club on the 28th
Safe Boating
Martin Moore, Regional Harbourmaster, Hawke’s Bay Regional Council
159 Dalton St Private Bag 6006 Napier 4142
P 06 833 4525 M 027 445 5592 Fax (06) 835 3601 Freephone 0800 108 838
www.hbrc.govt.nz email harbourmaster@hbrc.govt.nz
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2017-18 Yacht Racing Prize List
OPTIMIST:
H THOMPSON TROPHY: Andre McGregor
EPIGLASS CUP: Andre McGregor
OPEN BOAT CHALLENGE CUP: Andre McGregor
ERICKSEN CUP: Dawson Howarth
COULAM FAMILY TROPHY CHAMPIONSHIP:
Medallion to: 1st Dawson Howarth
Certificates to: 2nd Jed Potbury
3rd Carl Marshall
TRESADERN CUP - GREEN FLEET CHAMPIONSHIP:
Medallion to: 1st (Not competed for this year)
Certificates to: 2nd
3rd
STARLING:
MOTH JUNOR CUP: Nina Mannering
HINDMARSH CHALLENGE CUP: Paula Dietz
HISLOP CUP: Josh Gilmore
TONY HILL TROPHY - CHAMPIONSHIPS
Medallion to: 1st Noah Hengst
Certificates to: 2nd Josh Gilmore
3rd Staphen Dacre
SPECIAL JUNIOR AWARDS:
MOST IMPROVED SKIPPERS: Medallions (or presentations) to:
OPTIMIST: Andre McGregor
STARLING: Paula Diatz
BRUCE FENWICK MEMORIAL TROPHIES:
Novice Bej Leneck
Junior Carl Marshall
Intermediate Josh Gilmore
EUROPE:
SPRING SERIES: Rhonda Hill
SUMMER SERIES: Edwin Poon
NEW YEAR SERIES: Philipp Otto
SPRINT SERIES: -
MOTH CUP CHAMPIONSHIP
Medallion to: 1st Brendon Mitchell
Certificates to: 2nd Rhonda Hill
3rd Philipp Otto
LASER
LASER AGENCY TROPHY: Tony Sadler
VANN FAMILY TROPHY: Gill Waiting
HARBOURMASTER’S TROPHY: Jo Jackson
LASER CUP CHAMPIONSHIP (full rig) Henry Goodall
LASER RADIAL CHAMPIONSHIP - FINN CUP
Medallion to: 1st Harold Johansen
Certificates to: 2nd Nick Mannering
3rd Per Ejiertsen
MASTERS AGGREGATE(best of 20 hcp races) Gill Waiting
422017-18 Prize List (continued)
OK DINGHY:
ANGUS CUP: Chris Fenwick
RAY SELLAR CUP: Chris Fenwick
COMBINATION CUP: Chris Fenwick
AGNEW CUP CHAMPIONSHIP:
Medallion to: 1st Rob Hengst
Certificates to: 2nd Nigel Mannering
3rd Steve McDowell
SPRINT SERIES Nigel Mannering
HB Champs (Aggregate 25 best line) Chris Fenwick
Eastern Regional Series Steve McDowell
PAPER TIGER:
THOMPSON CUP: Nathan Percy
TAKAPUNA CUP: Hayden Percy
RESTORATION CUP: Hayden Percy
PAUL WOOD MEMORIAL TROPHY: Hayden Percy
THOMPSON MOTORS TROPHY: Nathan Percy
(Aggregate Championship Points, Best 20 Races)
SPRIGGS TROPHY CHAMPIONSHIP:
Medallion to: 1st Hayden Percy
Certificates to: 2nd Scott Pedersen
3rd Nathan Percy
TRAILER YACHT Div 1:
UNICORN TROPHY David Plowman Shock Treatment
DOROTHY TOWNSEND TROPHY Warren Pearce
TINKER TROPHY Gavin Earle Bolldline
TRAILER YACHT Div 2:
PRATLEY TROPHY: Les Kenah Mariska
SMALL FAMILY TROPHY: Les Kenah Mariska
GO COLA TROPHY: Brian Neal Cobra
FARR 6000 TROPHY: Les Kenah Mariska
MURRAY TROPHY CHAMPS (H16): Thijs Calkoen Tickled Pink
MILBURN CEMENT CUP (Long race series) Peter Parvin
TASMAN 20 TROPHY: Les Kenah Mariska
(Aggregate Championship Points Over Season)
432017-18 Prize List (continued)
NOELEX 25:
CONTENDER CUP: Bob Witham Elderberry Wine
ELLIOT JUG SPRING CHAMPIONSHIP: Bob Witham Elderberry Wine
ZEPHYR CUP: Geoff Huggett Sweat Dreams
NOELEX 25 CUP CHAMPIONSHIP:
Medallions to: 1st Bob Witham Elderberry Wine
Certificates to: 2nd Paul Redman Sheet Music
3rd Geoff Huggett Sweat Dreams
CARSWELL TROPHY: Bob Witham Elderberry Wine
(Aggregate Championship Points Over Season)
NIGHT RACES:
A division Not competed for
B division Not competed for
CHAMPION OF CHAMPIONS
FAULKNOR CUP Karl Banks Trailer Yacht Div 1
BEST PERFORMANCE IN INTERNATIONAL OR NATIONAL COMPETITION:
AHURIRI TAVERN CUP : Hayden Percy !st placing in the following Regattas
Rotorua Sprint, Napier Summer,
Wellington Evans Bay, New Plymouth,
PT North Islands
Melbourne Interdoms
NAPIER SAILING CLUB PERSONALITY OF THE YEAR:
SAINSBURY LOGAN & WILLIAMS SALVER : Bob Witham
Outstanding work on Health & Safety,
and compliance issues.
ANN WALKER TROPHY Gill Waiting
44H.B. COASTGUARD &
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Day Skippers Certificate
For all essential basic boating knowledge.
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An advanced course for inshore and after dark boating & navigation.
Maritime VHF also SSB Radiotelephone Operators Certificate Courses
* This is a legal requirement for all who use marine radiotelephone.
Topical courses are available upon application and interest, such as
GPS, Radar, Inboard and Outboard Engine Maintenance.
NZQA units apply to some courses.
All Coastguard courses are conducted throughout the year by accredited RNZ
Coastguard Education Tutors.
For further information on all COASTGUARD BOATING EDUCATION courses
in Hawkes Bay check out the website or call:
Phone ; 0800 40 80 90
admin@boatingeducation.org.nz
www.boatingeducation.org.nz
45NAPIER PROVEDORING
CO. LTD
Yacht Braids * Fibre Rope * Chain * Wire Rope * Marine Paint
Wholesale Fishing Supplies and Accessories
Wire Rope Pressing and Rigging Supplies
Open Monday- Friday 8am to 5pm
Saturday 8.30am to 12pm
60 Thames St
Pandora
NAPIER
Ph 06 835 1724
or 06 835 5368
Email:- napierprovedoring@icloud.com
46NAPIER SAILING CLUB (INC.)
63 WEST QUAY, AHURIRI, NAPIER
CLUB OFFICERS 2018 - 2019
PATRON: B Arnott
COMMODORE: P Redman .................................................................... 027 499 5889
VICE-COMMODORE: R Hengst ...................................................................... 021 363 351
REAR-COMMODORE: M Sheldrake................................................................. 021 174 6592
CLUB CAPTAIN: D Wood........................................................................ 021 389 669
VICE-CAPTAIN: P Sweetapple ............................................................... 021 962 287
RACING SECRETARY: C Reid ........................................................................ 021790 990
CLUB RACE OFFICERS: A Kearney, P Johnson, G Robinson, A Natusch
LAUNCH REP: M Neal ......................................................................... 021 254 3424
MANAGER: S Te Uki ....................................................................... 027 209 3868
HON SEC/TRS: G Robinson .................................................................. 027 240 5970
GENERAL COMMITTEE: A Coulthard , P Freeman (marina rep), J Wray, B Neal, N Neal
A Mackie, A Kearney
SAILING COMMITTEE: C Reid, P Otto, G Waiting, R Hengst, N Percy, T Calkoen,
& SAFETY OFFICERS: P Redman, M Sheldrake, A Kearney, G Robinson.
PROTEST COMMITTEE: J Snadden, G Robinson, R Witham, P Scheuerl.
YOUTH COMMITTEE: Nigel Mannering, Steve Potbury, Emma Steiner,
Kent Gilmore, Adrian Mannering, Steve Haswell, Philipp Otto
WS OFFICIAL: International Judge: P Scheuerl.
International Measurer: G Robinson
YNZ OFFICIALS: National Judges: G Robinson.
National Race Officers: A Kearney, G Martin.
Honorary Yacht Inspector: J Burns 027 260 9182
CLUB MEASURERS: R Witham 835 8372 G Robinson 835 6240
TELEPHONES: THE MANAGER
Office & Clubhouse 835 3811 NAPIER SAILING CLUB (Inc.)
P O BOX 12048
NAPIER 4144
WEBSITE: www.napiersailingclub.org.nz
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