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2004 Results, 05-01, Mug Race South Course, 2004 Mug Race Start Finish Elapsed Place in Place Behind Skipper Make L BoatName Rating Sp Class Category PHRF Time Time Time Class Overall Leader ROBERTS, ERIC RC 30 30 DREAM ON 0.556 Y MULTI/OPEN 5 MULTI/OPEN 3.6 10:30:33 15:05:36 4:35:03 1st 1 0:00:00 TIERNEY, MIKE RC 27 27 CALCULATED RISK 0.56 Y MULTI/OPEN 5 MULTI/OPEN 6 10:29:01 15:09:27 4:40:26 2nd 2 0:03:51 INGRAM,DAVID NACRA INTER 20 20 SMALL DOG 0.592 Y NACRA 20 MULTI/OPEN 25.2 10:16:42 15:23:19 5:06:37 1st 3 0:17:43 HALEY, PETE HOBIE 21 21 0.643 Y MULTI/OPEN 4 MULTI/OPEN 55.8 9:57:04 15:26:18 5:29:14 1st 4 0:20:42 WORTHMANN, TOM NACRA INTER 20 20 I-20 0.592 Y NACRA 20 MULTI/OPEN 25.2 10:16:42 15:26:30 5:09:48 2nd 5 0:20:54 KELLEY, MIKE ARC 22 22 CARBON COPY 0.573 N MULTI/OPEN 3 MULTI/OPEN 13.8 10:24:01 15:27:07 5:03:06 1st 6 0:21:31 MARSTROM, GORAN MARSTROM 20 20 M20 0.54 Y MULTI/OPEN 5 MULTI/OPEN -6 10:36:43 15:27:16 4:50:33 3rd 7 0:21:40 MACDIARMID, BLAKE NACRA INTER 20 20 0.592 Y NACRA 20 MULTI/OPEN 25.2 10:16:42 15:28:47 5:12:05 3rd 8 0:23:11 MOSLEY, DAVID NACRA INTER 20 20 DLW 0.592 Y NACRA 20 MULTI/OPEN 25.2 10:16:42 15:29:25 5:12:43 4th 9 0:23:49 LOEWEN, TERRY NACRA INTER 20 20 0.592 Y NACRA 20 MULTI/OPEN 25.2 10:16:42 15:29:35 5:12:53 5th 10 0:23:59 BOHAN, TIM NACRA INTER 20 20 BLOW ME 0.592 Y NACRA 20 MULTI/OPEN 25.2 10:16:42 15:44:07 5:27:25 6th 11 0:38:31 LINDBERG, RICHARD NACRA NA 6.0 20 STRAY CAT 0.618 N MULTI/OPEN 3 MULTI/OPEN 40.8 10:06:41 15:50:34 5:43:53 2nd 12 0:44:58 EDENS, JIM PRINDLE 19 FOR PLAY 0.664 N MULTI/OPEN 2 MULTI/OPEN 68.4 9:48:59 15:52:34 6:03:35 1st 13 0:46:58 RAYBURN, RICHARD HOBIE 21 21 FAT CAT 0.643 Y MULTI/OPEN 4 MULTI/OPEN 55.8 9:57:04 15:53:08 5:56:04 2nd 14 0:47:32 INGRAM, BOB PRINDLE 19 DOGCATCHER 0.614 Y MULTI/OPEN 5 MULTI/OPEN 38.4 10:08:14 15:53:24 5:45:10 4th 15 0:47:48 GEISSLER, HANS G-CAT 16 0.721 Y MULTI/OPEN 4 MULTI/OPEN 102.6 9:27:02 15:53:29 6:26:27 3rd 16 0:47:53 CUSHING, DORAN CORSAIR F27 27 TRIPLE TROUBLE 0.685 Y MULT/CRUISE MULT/CRUISE 81 9:40:54 15:54:44 6:13:50 1st 17 0:49:08 BOWERS, JEFF MYSTERE 6.0 XL 20 0.614 Y MULTI/OPEN 5 MULTI/OPEN 38.4 10:08:14 15:57:03 5:48:49 5th 18 0:51:27 MORING, DAVID E-SCOW 28 SCREAMIN 0.73 Y MONO/ONE 2 MONO 108 9:23:34 16:07:01 6:43:27 1st 19 1:01:25 SCHIEFER, CARLA MARSTROM 20 20 0.54 Y MULTI/OPEN 5 MULTI/OPEN -6 10:36:43 16:08:18 5:31:35 6th 20 1:02:42 COOPER, KENT NACRA 18 F18 0.635 Y MULTI/OPEN 4 MULTI/OPEN 51 10:00:09 16:08:28 6:08:19 4th 21 1:02:52 HASTINGS, JASON MORGAN 27 27 CRACKER JACK 165 Y PHRF 3 PHRF 165 8:47:00 16:09:03 7:22:03 1st 22 1:03:27 HENDRICH, BEN A-SCOW 38 HAULIN 'A 0.621 Y MONO/ONE 2 MONO 42.6 10:05:32 16:10:55 6:05:23 2nd 23 1:05:19 ENOS, A.R. "SANDY" S2 7.9 26 NANSEA 168 Y PHRF 3 PHRF 168 8:45:04 16:11:19 7:26:15 2nd 24 1:05:43 WRIGHT, NELSON CORSAIR F25C 25 0.626 Y MULT/CRUISE MULT/CRUISE 45.6 10:03:36 16:11:24 6:07:48 2nd 25 1:05:48 SAYLOR, ASHLEY RAIDER 16 0.918 Y RAIDER MONO 220.8 8:11:11 16:13:53 8:02:42 1st 26 1:08:17 MURPH, ROBERT MYSTERE 6.0 XL 20 BMJ RACING 0.614 Y MULTI/OPEN 5 MULTI/OPEN 38.4 10:08:14 16:14:58 6:06:44 7th 27 1:09:22 BLANCHARD, MICHAEL J-24 24 BOTTOMS UP 171 Y PHRF 3 PHRF 171 8:43:09 16:17:08 7:33:59 3rd 28 1:11:32 NORWOOD, ADAM RANGER 23 AMANDA RHOS 222 Y PHRF 2 PHRF 222 8:10:25 16:18:13 8:07:48 1st 29 1:12:37 KEELEY, JAMES LINDENBERG 22 BLOW UP DOLL 210 Y PHRF 2 PHRF 210 8:18:07 16:19:20 8:01:13 2nd 30 1:13:44 RODGERS, CLYDE CHRYSLER 22 BA BA J 241 Y PHRF 2 PHRF 241 7:58:14 16:21:14 8:23:00 3rd 31 1:15:38 WATERS, JOE RAIDER SPORT 16 0.918 Y RAIDER MONO 220.8 8:11:11 16:21:32 8:10:21 2nd 32 1:15:56 USCHOLD, RICHARD PRINDLE 18-2 18 SS MINNOW 0.688 N MULTI/OPEN 2 MULTI/OPEN 82.8 9:39:44 16:22:20 6:42:36 2nd 33 1:16:44 DRAWE, JOHN RAIDER 16 0.918 Y RAIDER MONO 220.8 8:11:11 16:22:32 8:11:21 3rd 34 1:16:56 BOXX, JOHN OLSON 30 SPOOKY 102 Y PHRF 3 PHRF 102 9:27:25 16:25:43 6:58:18 4th 35 1:20:07 LYMAN, ROBERT RC 27 27.5 DADDIO 0.56 Y MULTI/OPEN 5 MULTI/OPEN 6 10:29:01 16:25:47 5:56:46 8th 36 1:20:11 MCLAUGHLIN, EMORY HOBIE 18 18 0.715 N HOBIE 18 MULTI/OPEN 99 9:29:21 16:27:36 6:58:15 1st 37 1:22:00 SHERLOCK, MIKE FLYING SCOT 19.5 0.902 N MONO/ONE 1 MONO 211.2 8:17:21 16:30:24 8:13:03 1st 38 1:24:48 KUFTIC, VERNON HOBIE 20 20 FIREWATER 0.61 N MULTI/OPEN 3 MULTI/OPEN 36 10:09:46 16:30:49 6:21:03 3rd 39 1:25:13 KELLER, PAUL RAIDER SPORT 16 0.918 Y RAIDER MONO 220.8 8:11:11 16:31:00 8:19:49 4th 40 1:25:24 CAFFEE, HOLLIS TAIPAN 16 0.669 Y MULTI/OPEN 4 MULTI/OPEN 71.4 9:47:03 16:31:49 6:44:46 5th 41 1:26:13 WALLACE, DAVE NACRA 6.0 20 TEAM GOLDEN ISLES 0.6 Y MULTI/OPEN 5 MULTI/OPEN 30 10:13:37 16:32:04 6:18:27 9th 42 1:26:28 KEENE, PAMELA MORGAN 24 24 DOWN PAT 231 N PHRF 1 PHRF 231 8:04:39 16:32:06 8:27:27 1st 43 1:26:30 ANTLEY, HARRY MIRAGE 5.5 20 LEE ROY 231 Y RCHS 7 RCHS 231 8:04:39 16:32:51 8:28:12 1st 44 1:27:15 STAGE, DAVID FLYING DUTCHMAN 19 0.801 N MONO/ONE 1 MONO 150.6 8:56:14 16:35:19 7:39:05 2nd 45 1:29:43 SHEALY, MARK HOBIE 16 16 0.761 N MULTI/OPEN 1 MULTI/OPEN 126.6 9:11:38 16:35:42 7:24:04 1st 46 1:30:06 South Course, 2004 Mug Race Start Finish Elapsed Place in Place Behind Skipper Make L BoatName Rating Sp Class Category PHRF Time Time Time Class Overall Leader COTTER, BILL CAL 2-27 27 IMPETUOUS 189 Y RCHS 7 RCHS 189 8:31:36 16:36:09 8:04:33 2nd 47 1:30:33 CALAME', PETE RAIDER 16 BUMBLE B 0.918 Y RAIDER MONO 220.8 8:11:11 16:36:15 8:25:04 5th 48 1:30:39 HAYES, CHARLES FLYING SCOT 19 0.902 N MONO/ONE 1 MONO 211.2 8:17:21 16:38:09 8:20:48 3rd 49 1:32:33 MILES, HENRY MACGREGOR 26 LOOKS FAST TOO 225 N PHRF 1 PHRF 225 8:08:30 16:38:20 8:29:50 2nd 50 1:32:44 ROZEAR, CHANDLER HOBIE 16 16 0.761 N MULTI/OPEN 1 MULTI/OPEN 126.6 9:11:38 16:39:20 7:27:42 2nd 51 1:33:44 SIMS, ED HUNTER 23 POINT BLANK 225 N RCHS 4 RCHS 225 8:08:30 16:39:56 8:31:26 1st 52 1:34:20 MANIS, STEVE MORGAN 24 24 CAPTAIN MORGAN 231 N RCHS 4 RCHS 231 8:04:39 16:40:35 8:35:56 2nd 53 1:34:59 DANIEL, PATRICK SR MAX 21 PDQ2 165 Y PHRF 3 PHRF 165 8:47:00 16:42:32 7:55:32 5th 54 1:36:56 JACKSON, THOMAS HUNTER 22.3 WYNSUM 258 N PHRF 1 PHRF 258 7:47:19 16:43:20 8:56:01 3rd 55 1:37:44 STEINMEYER, JOHN FLYING SCOT 19 AMARILLO 0.902 Y MONO/ONE 2 MONO 0.902 8:17:21 16:43:55 8:26:34 3rd 56 1:38:19 POTTER, JOMAE MACGREGOR 26 DUCK SOUP 225 N RCHS 5 RCHS 225 8:08:30 16:44:22 8:35:52 1st 57 1:38:46 TIM & WIN JACQUES FLYING SCOT 19 SIX COUSINS 0.902 Y MONO/ONE 2 MONO 211.2 8:17:21 16:44:51 8:27:30 4th 58 1:39:15 SOBUT, BRUCE RAIDER 16 GULF RAIDER 0.918 Y RAIDER MONO 220.8 8:11:11 16:44:56 8:33:45 6th 59 1:39:20 WEILACHER, DAVID PEARSON 30 EASY DAYS 186 Y PHRF 2 PHRF 186 8:33:31 16:45:18 8:11:47 4th 60 1:39:42 FLOWER, PHILLIP TEMPEST INTER 22 JAMBA 0.835 Y MONO/ONE 2 MONO 171 8:43:09 16:46:01 8:02:52 5th 61 1:40:25 KIGHT, TOM C & C 25 225 Y RCHS 7 RCHS 225 8:08:30 16:46:10 8:37:40 3rd 62 1:40:34 CARLSON, DAVID A CATNIP 18 CHEETALOPE 0.708 Y MULTI/OPEN 4 MULTI/OPEN 94.8 9:32:02 16:47:12 7:15:10 6th 63 1:41:36 HIRSCH, JOHN SANTANA 23 WARLOCK 181 Y PHRF 3 PHRF 181 8:36:44 16:48:43 8:11:59 7th 64 1:43:07 GHIOTTO, PHILIP PRINDLE 19 0.664 N MULTI/OPEN 2 MULTI/OPEN 68.4 9:48:59 16:48:44 6:59:45 3rd 65 1:43:08 OSTER, DORAN A-CAT 18 A CAT 0.651 N MULTI/OPEN 3 MULTI/OPEN 60.6 9:53:59 16:49:46 6:55:47 4th 66 1:44:10 FORBES, ALEXANDER HOBIE 16 16 0.761 N MULTI/OPEN 1 MULTI/OPEN 126.6 9:11:38 16:50:54 7:39:16 3rd 67 1:45:18 FORBES, PHIL HOBIE 16 16 0.761 N MULTI/OPEN 1 MULTI/OPEN 126.6 9:11:38 16:51:22 7:39:44 4th 68 1:45:46 LAIBL, CHIP HOBIE 21 21 27 0.643 Y MULTI/OPEN 4 MULTI/OPEN 55.8 9:57:04 16:52:28 6:55:24 7th 69 1:46:52 WALLACE, RANDY MELGES 24 CRAZY ROOSTER 96 Y PHRF 3 PHRF 96 9:31:16 16:54:09 7:22:53 6th 70 1:48:33 ROME, PEPE CORSAIR F28 28 MAN O WAR 0.646 Y MULT/CRUISE MULT/CRUISE 57.6 9:55:54 16:54:17 6:58:23 3rd 71 1:48:41 TRICKEY, SAMUEL SAN JUAN 21 EL GATO 252 Y PHRF 2 PHRF 252 7:51:10 16:54:23 9:03:13 5th 72 1:48:47 SUNDIE, SCOTT S2 24 HANNAH 234 Y RCHS 7 RCHS 234 8:02:43 16:54:52 8:52:09 4th 73 1:49:16 CRAWFORD, CHIP RAIDER 16 0.918 Y RAIDER MONO 220.8 8:11:11 16:56:34 8:45:23 7th 74 1:50:58 DAVIDSON, JIB HUNTER 23.5 MAKE IT SO 246 N RCHS 2 RCHS 246 7:55:01 16:57:00 9:01:59 1st 75 1:51:24 EDWARDS, DAVID MORGAN 24 24 ALCYONE 222 N RCHS 4 RCHS 222 8:10:25 16:58:05 8:47:40 3rd 76 1:52:29 JONES,TED HUNTER 23.5 PERSISTENCE 246 Y RCHS 7 RCHS 246 7:55:01 16:58:20 9:03:19 5th 77 1:52:44 FREEMAN, LEONARD SAN JUAN 21 GONE W/ THE WIND 252 N RCHS 2 RCHS 252 7:51:10 16:59:20 9:08:10 2nd 78 1:53:44 LIBBEY, ROBERT CORSAIR F27 27 ANHINGA 0.704 Y MULT/CRUISE MULT/CRUISE 92.4 9:33:35 16:59:43 7:26:08 4th 79 1:54:07 GEFFRICH, THOMAS CATALINA 25 25 COTE D' AZURE 225 Y RCHS 7 RCHS 225 8:08:30 17:02:14 8:53:44 6th 80 1:56:38 LUEBKER, BILL COLUMMBIA 8.3 27.2 RASA SAYANG 231 Y RCHS 7 RCHS 231 8:04:39 17:02:48 8:58:09 7th 81 1:57:12 SUMMERLIN, JAMES O'DAY 27 TENACIOUS 228 N RCHS 4 RCHS 228 8:06:34 17:06:06 8:59:32 4th 82 2:00:30 D'ARCY, THOMAS CORSAIR F24 MK11 24 TRIFECTA 0.742 Y MULT/CRUISE MULT/CRUISE 115.2 9:18:57 17:06:34 7:47:37 5th 83 2:00:58 KEENE, WARREN FLYING SCOT 19 GUNDY 0.902 N MONO/ONE 1 MONO 211.2 8:17:21 17:07:44 8:50:23 4th 84 2:02:08 MILLER, ROGER COLUMBIA 29 MARIAS CHILD 228 N RCHS 4 RCHS 228 8:06:34 17:09:05 9:02:31 5th 85 2:03:29 BAILEY, LLOYD CATALINA 22 22 FIRST STEP 276 N RCHS 1 RCHS 276 7:35:46 17:09:14 9:33:28 1st 86 2:03:38 FIELDS, CHUCK CAPE DORY 25 INCOMMUNICADO 255 N PHRF 1 PHRF 255 7:49:15 17:09:52 9:20:37 4th 87 2:04:16 URFER, JEFF DART 20 STORM 0.72 N MULTI/OPEN 1 MULTI/OPEN 102 9:27:25 17:10:04 7:42:39 5th 88 2:04:28 MCKEOWN, MICHAEL CATALINA 22 22 PROUD MARY 276 Y PHRF 2 PHRF 276 7:35:46 17:11:45 9:35:59 6th 89 2:06:09 BARBER, CARL O'DAY 22 SPIRIT OF
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