2010 Noble Marine Enterprise Nationals at East Lothian YC - The final day

 

 

51 Enterprises on the water, surrounded by fantastic beaches and panoramic coast line.   
 Report by  Paula Southworth

Congratulations to Nick Craig and James Stewart and our first Lady helm Jane Scutt.
NICK HAS REGAINED HIS CROWN AS ENTERPRISE NATIONAL CHAMPION 2010 claiming the Gold Trophy.
Jane Scutt, with crew Nick Scutt, was awarded The Mary Arnold Baker for her 1st Lady  position which was closely contested by 2nd Ann Jackson and crew Alan Skeens by 1 point!  
Last years Championship Winners, Tim Sadler and Richard Sault came 2nd in the Championship claiming the Slim Pickins Transom Trophy.
3rd Christian Birrell and Jonny McGovern,
4th Tony Woods and Charles Bowers claiming the Steve Nicholson Memorial Trophy,
5th Phil Kirk and Sue Beynon and 6th Jonathan Woodward and Clare Houghton.
 
Phil Kirk and Sue Beynon, Christian Birrell and Jonny McGovern, Tim Sadler and Salty winners of 5 of the 8 championship races
 
Race 8 was the final race sailed. Due to shifty and dropping wind conditions Race 9 was timed out. Wind strength was Force 2 -3, Race 8 was started but then had to be canned due to changing wind shifts. The race was restarted and completed in shifty wind, making the Race Officers task a difficult one on the last day of the Championship. This Championship was concluded with an excellent buffet at ELYC in a specially erected Marquee adjacent to the Club House, prepared by Andrias and the galley team, who had prepared excellent food throughout the week, much appreciated by competitors, families and support team. Nick Craig thanked ELYC Race Secretary Niall Campbell-Morrison, Race Officer and team, Commodore Hugh Marston and Commodore’s wife Phillipa Marston for presenting the prizes and last but by no means least the Bar Team. The efficient Beach master with his cadets had trolleys ready as the competitors came ashore, matching up tallies with sail numbers – welcomed assistance for competitors. This was an excellent, well organised event which the Enterprise Association would like to recommend to any class looking for a venue. Final thanks must go to our sponsors Noble Marine Insurance, whose continued support is very much appreciated by the Enterprise Association.
  SailNo   CrewName R1 R2 R3 R4 R5 R6 R7 R8 Total  
     
Rank Helm Name Nett
     
     
1st 23170 Nick Craig James Stewart 4 3 2 1 1 2 2 DNF 67 15
2nd 23127 Tim Sadler Richard Sault -7 2 1 3 2 3 7 4 29 22
3rd 23249 Christian Birrell Jonny McGovern 2 8 3 7 4 1 4 DNF 81 29
4th 23196 Tony Woods Charles Bowers 3 -11 7 2 3 9 6 3 44 33
5th 22975 Phil Kirk Sue Beynon 1 4 10 9 -15 14 1 1 55 40
6th 23089 Jonathan Woodward Clare Houghton 10 1 4 5 6 6 -22 9 63 41
7th 22940 Paul Hobson Tracy Hobson 6 17 14 6  DNF 5 3 12 115 63
8th 22702 Jane Scutt Nick Scutt 18 7 18 14 8 -27 14 2 108 81
9th 22405 Peter Lawson Jack Lawson 5 -18 16 18 14 8 9 11 99 81
10th 22933 Ann Jackson Alan Skeens 12 5 -19 10 10 10 16 19 101 82
11th 22102 Dave Porter Beth Porter 13 -26 15 11 7 19 15 6 112 86
12th 22501 Alice Allen Sharky -27 19 12 4 5 17 5 27 116 89
13th 22344 Mike Birch Verity Birch 30  DNF 9 13 19 7 8 10 148 96
14th 22272 Charles Adams Hannah Adams 14 16 5 16 11 -26 18 18 124 98
15th 22270 Ali Morrish Grant Rintoul 11 9 -27 22 12 13 11 24 129 102
16th 19876 Matt Johnson Megan Adams 21 -45 21 12 9 20 13 7 148 103
17th 23223 Steve Graham Chris Blundell -26 14 11 8 20 25 17 13 134 108
18th 23015 Nick Jackson Rachel Jackson 16 6 6 15 13 DNS  DNS 5 165 113
19th 23008 Barry Moss Ian Deeley 9 22 8 19 -24 15 23 21 141 117
20th 22114 Loz Young Kristy Wonders 22 10 13 30  DNF 4 31 14 176 124
21st 21500 John Allen Libby Allen 19 30 17 17  DNF 21 21 17 194 142
22nd 22911 Martin Bradley Rachel Bradley 24 DNF 25 39 16 22 10 8 196 144
23rd 23224 Graham Kirkup Sara Kirkup 17 -25 23 25 18 23 24 16 171 146
24th 22112 Charles Morrish Alison Robertson -38 37 31 23 35 11 12 15 202 164
25th 22901 Paul Young Phil Harrison 23 13 22 29 27 -36 26 31 207 171
26th 22322 Keith Tyler Katie Tyler 15 29 -48 35 22 18 27 25 219 171
27th 23248 Martin Bottomley Ray Ball 25 21 24 31 28 -34 28 28 219 185
28th 23194 Ges Brown Julie Moore 8 20 20 24 DNF 24  DSQ 38 238 186
29th 22866 Nick Bush Harry Burry 29  DNF DNS 44 17 12 25 20 251 199
30th 22199 Peter Middlemiss Gillian Taylor 41 15 29 26 29 -46 32 29 247 201
31st 23140 Richard Leach Jane Pickford 35 28 33 20 30 33 -37 22 238 201
32nd 2240 Paul Graham George Graham 34 34 39 34 31 16 19 DSQ 259 207
33rd 21932 Ben Burrows Oliver Burrows 48 DNF 30 21 25 29 29 26 260 208
34th 22347 Chris Palmer Dee Larkin 20 36 37 32 34 -44 20 32 255 211
35th 22655 Roger Appleby Jane Beynon 36 24 26 42 DNS 31 30 33 274 222
36th 20687 Dave Staniforth Shona Redpath 31 43 34 33 23 32 -45 36 277 232
37th 22894 Chris Bridge Nat Smith 32 DNF 32 27 37 47 36 30 293 241
38th 21820 Gerry Goodfellow Rhiannon Hood -46 33 40 36 26 37 33 40 291 245
39th 20816 Caragh Morrish Lorry Young 37 35 28 DNF 21 38 41 46 298 246
40th 23242 Andy Grant Graham Richie -49 23 46 28 32 40 39 41 298 249
41st 472 Phil Wilson Jess Smith 44 27 45 43 DNF 28 42 23 304 252
42nd 22874 Alistair McDonald Andrew Phillips 45 31 42 38 38 35 -47 34 310 263
43rd 22927 Hugh Phillips Suzanne Hughes 50 12 47  DNF  DNF 30 40 39 322 270
44th 20907 Ian Malcolm Kate Odling 43 38 36 41 33 39 -46 45 321 275
45th 21983 John Berry Catrina 39 40 44 47 DNS 41 34 35 332 280
46th 21545 Joe Helm Gordon Haycock 40 32 41 40 36 -49 49 44 331 282
47th 19054 Richard White Kelly White 28 42 35  DNF  DNF 48 38 47 342 290
48th 22557 Glen Cole Adrian Cole 33 41 38 37 DNF 45 44  DNF 342 290
49th 22216 Robin Gumbrell Jack Pool 47 39 43 46  DNS 50 35 37 349 297
50th 22129 Maggie Ellis Caroline Gold 42 44 -49 45 39 43 43 42 347 298
51st 23228 Stephen Orme Elaine Herlihy 51 46 50  DNF  DNF 42 48 43 384 332
                           
 
 
Nationals at East Lothian YC, North Berwick

 
Reasons to be there:

  • Great racing venue, a club with a good pedigree of running many successful championships.
  • Large boat park right next to the clubhouse.
  • Easy/quick launching from sandy beach (no queues at a narrow slip!)
  • Late starts (to match local wind conditions) will appeal both to those who like to party late and lie in, and to those who like to get up and do something different or just chill before the racing.
  • Highland Games night; Ceilidh (Scottish Tribal Dancing); Fancy Dress – Scottish theme
  • North Berwick is a very attractive seaside town right next to the clubhouse, harbour and beach.
  • Local attractions include: sandy beach, National Seabird centre, trips round the Bass Rock, so plenty for the family to enjoy.
  • Golf course within walking distance – a quick round before the first race, or a couple of rounds and a leisurely lunch on the lay day?
  • Edinburgh, with all its attractions and nightlife is only 30 minutes away by train, trains run late, and early, and cost around a fiver a trip.
  • Edinburgh Festival will be under way by Saturday 7 August so why not take some extra holiday and enjoy some of the events?
  • You could even get a preview of the venue at the East Lothian open regatta on 5/6 June, the Scottish Ents will be there to welcome you.

For North Berwick town guide click here and for East Lothian YC website click here

 

Social and Racing Programme 

Enterprise Nationals at East Lothian Yacht Club

31st July -6th August 2010
 
Saturday 31st           Arrive and register.

            Cafe open all day from 10.00.

            Normal club racing on.

            Bar open 4.30 -11.30

            Hot evening meal available cost around £6-£7.

            Prebooking by 11am will be encouraged

 

Sunday 1st                Cafe open 8.30 for breakfast, bacon rolls etc

                               Racing starts at 2.00pm
                               Coffee, rolls, scones etc available all day
            Bar open 4.30 -11.30
                               Hot evening meal available 5.30 -7.00
                               Prebooking by 11am will be encouraged
                               Commodore’s reception with nibbles
 

Mon 2nd                   Cafe open 8.30 for breakfast, bacon rolls etc

                                Racing starts at 2.00pm
                                Coffee, rolls, scones etc available all day
            Bar open 4.30 -11.30
                                Hot evening meal available 5.30 -7.00 (£6-7)
                                Prebooking by 11am will be encouraged
 

Tues 3rd                  Cafe open 8.30 for breakfast, bacon rolls etc

                               Racing starts at 2.00pm
                               Coffee, rolls, scones etc available all day
            Bar open 4.30 -11.30

            Hot evening meal available 5.30 -7.00 (Scottish themed, £6-7)

            Prebooking by11am will be encouraged

            Mock Highland Games (start 7.15/7.30)

 
Wed 4th                   Rest day

            Suggest competitors visit Edinburgh. ( Festival about to start)

            Bar open 4.30 -11.30


 

Thurs 5th                 Cafe open 8.30 for breakfast, bacon rolls etc

                               Racing starts at 2.00pm
                               Coffee, rolls, scones etc available all day
            Bar open 4.30 -11.30
                               Hot evening meal available 5.30-7.00 (£6-7)
                               Prebooking by 11am will be encouraged.

            Ceilidh (starts 7.30) EA providing taped music and caller

 

Friday 6th                Racing starts at 1.00pm

                               Coffee, rolls, scones etc available all day
            Bar open 4.30 -11.30

Prize giving Buffet [tickets £8.50 can be purchased by non competitors if booked by 11am]

 

There will be a prize giving each night except Wednesday in the bar at 9pm.

THE CAFÉ WILL OPEN AT 8.30 FOR BACON ROLLS ETC. PROVIDED THERE IS A DEMAND. If there is insufficient uptake the Café will open from 10am.

           
 
                                                   

Town map, routes to dinghy drop off point and car parking instructions

 

 

2010 ENTERPRISE NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP

SPONSORED BY NOBLE MARINE INSURANCE

Sailed under the burgee of East Lothian YC, North Berwick on 31 Jul – 6 Aug.

ENTRY FORM
 
PLEASE COMPLETE IN BLOCK CAPITALS
 
HELM'S NAME ______________________________________________________
 
ADDRESS (or membership No)_________________________________________
 
__________________________________________________________________
 
TEL No (s) _________________________________________________________
 
CREW'S NAME _____________________________________________________
 

SAIL NUMBER ______________  HULL COLOUR __________________________

 
DINGHY'S NAME ____________________________________________________
 

CATEGORIES: Please tick after appropriate categories:

Lady Helm (L) □                              Lady Crew (l) □

Helm under 21 (Y) □ Helm under 18 (J) □ orCrew under 18 (j) □

If helm over 40, tick one only of the following boxes:-

Helm over 40 (M) □ Helm over 50 (G) □ Helm over 60 (V) □

Overseas Helm (O) □ Generation Tray (g) □  

Helm & Crew = Husband & Wife, married or partners (m) □

Helm, never raced before at the Nationals as helm or crew (f) □

 

Entry fee: £150 if paid by 2 July, £170 after that date.

Or, £30 deposit by end of March, remaining £120 by 2 July or

 £140 after that date.

£80 for helms under 21 and students under 23. by 2 July, £90 after that date. (students must send a photo-copy of their NUS card with entry fee).

Cheques to be made payable to the Enterprise Association (UK).

Notes: Above ages refer to age at the start of the first race of the event.

The helm must be a paid-up member of a national Association affiliated to Enterprise International. Crews are encouraged to be at least an Associate member

I am a member of the _________________________  Club and a member of a National Association affiliated to Enterprise International and I agree to be bound by the conditions set out in the Notice of Race, which I have read and understood.

 

Signed _____________________________________  Date __________________

 
Send to:-

The Enterprise Association, 10 Fry Close, Hamble, Southampton SO31 4PF

 
2010 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP

NOTICE OF RACE

 

The 2010 Enterprise National Championship will be held under the burgee of East Lothian Y.C. North Berwick, 31 July to 6 August. The Organising Authority of the event will be the joint Race Committees of East Lothian Yacht Club and the Enterprise Association.

 

The event will be governed by the current Racing Rules of Sailing (RRS), the International Enterprise Class Rules, the Sailing Instructions and any amendments thereto.

 

Competitors must prove current membership of a National Association and must wear an approved buoyancy aid at all times whilst racing.

 

A boat is entirely responsible for her own safety, whether afloat or ashore, and nothing, whether in the Notice of Race or Sailing Instructions or anywhere else, reduces this responsibility. It is for the boat to decide whether she is fit to sail in the conditions in which she will find herself. By launching or going to sea, the boat confirms that she is fit for those conditions and her crew is competent to sail and compete in them. The boat is required to hold adequate insurance and in particular to hold insurance against third-party claims in the sum of at least £3,000,000. Nothing done by the organisers can reduce the responsibility of the boat nor will it make the organisers responsible for any loss, damage, death or personal injury, however it may have occurred, as a result of the boat taking part in the racing. The organisers encompass everyone helping to run the race and the event, and include the organising authority, the race committee, the race officer, patrol boats and Beach Masters. The provision of patrol boats does not relieve the boat of her responsibilities. The fact that the race committee conducts inspections of a boat does not reduce the responsibilities of the boat set out in this paragraph.

 
Entry fees will be specified on the Entry Form.

Registration will take place in the East Lothian Yacht Club from 1000 to 1700 hrs on Saturday and 09.30 hrs to the start of the first points race on Sunday.

Scrutineering will take place from 1000 to 1700 hrs on Saturday 31 July.

Please arrive early enough for that to be completed on that day.

 

A valid Enterprise Measurement Certificate must be available for inspection at Registration and Scrutineering, both of which must be completed before the boat is eligible to compete in the event. The Organising Authority reserve the right to carry out safety and measurement checks at any time at their discretion.

 
Race Programme

Sunday                            Practice Race        14.00, followed “back-to-back” by Race 1

Monday                            Race 2                    14.00, followed “back-to-back” by Race 3

Tuesday                           Race 4                    14.00, followed “back-to-back” by Race 5

Wednesday                      NO RACES            LAY DAY

Thursday                          Race 6                    14.00, followed “back-to-back” by Race 7

Friday                               Race 8                    13.00, followed “back-to-back” by Race 9

These times and dates may be delayed due to prevailing conditions.

The warning signal will be made 5 minutes before the start time, unless postponed or abandoned.

 

The event will be a Category C event as defined by ISAF.

The details of the course(s) to be sailed will be published in the Sailing Instructions which will be available at Registration, if not before.

 

The Low Points Scoring System, RRS Appendix A will apply. Ties will be broken as RRS Appendix A8.

 

The Championship will comprise a minimum of 3 races. If 6 or more races are completed, one result shall be discarded.

 
 

    

 

 

 

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