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TPC and SRA Race Forms.Pages ! 13th August 2016 ENTRY FOR CLUB SCULLING & PUNTING EVENTS To be emailed to John Graham via. [email protected] Tel: 07973 814 552 Please accept the attached entry forms: Club_________________________________________________________________ Address _____________________________________________________________ Email (for First Race times) ______________________________________________ I certify that all the competitors named are members of this club, which is affiliated to one of the bodies under whose rules the regatta is run, or are members of the clubs shown against their names, such clubs being so affiliated. I have read the regulations and ‘Notes to Captains’ attached. Signed _________________________________ Telephone _____________________________ If you have one or more competitors with the same surname and initials please distinguish them in some way, e.g. by giving their second initial. NOTE: No entries will be accepted unless received in writing by midday on Sunday 7th August 2016, and accompanied by all entry fees. Please make cheques payable to Sunbury Amateur Regatta. For full rules visit sunburyregatta.com or contact 07973 814552 Entries close midday Sunday 7th August 2016 ! Sunbury Amateur Regatta Rules 1. Club Skiff Racing is held under SRA Rules. Club Dongola an Cutter races are held under Sunbury Amateur Regatta Rules. The 50 metre buoy is coloured white. 2. The sculling course is upstream, the finish being at the upstream end of the Regatta enclosure. 3. The Middlesex and Surrey boundaries of the course are defined by marker buoys. Crews leaving the marked course may be disqualified. Boats proceeding to the start must keep to the Surrey side of the buoys. 4. There is a stagger in favour of the Surrey stake boat at the start. The finish will have an equivalent stagger, the amount will vary according to the prevailing conditions. 5. Sculling races from the intermediate start point will receive a small stagger in favour of the Surrey station which will be marked by a buoy on the Middlesex side. 6. When only two lanes are being used, the Middlesex and Centre stations are to be used. 7. Crews must carry colours on their vessels corresponding to their stations, as follows. Surrey – Red, Centre – White, Middlesex – Blue. 8. Any dead heat shall be re-rowed immediately over an approximate half course. 9. Competitors must report to the Raft Steward at least 20 minutes before the advertised race time, and be at the start two minutes before their race time. Failure to appear at the start on time may lead to disqualification. 10. Boats, Sculls and Paddles are provided by the Regatta for Local Sculling events and all Dongola races. These must be used without exception. 11. Any crew involved in an incident within the navigation channel should stop immediately and render assistance where necessary until the Safety Boat arrives. The incident must be reported to the Racing Secretary as soon as possible. 12. The Racing Committee reserve the right to alter this programme. For full rules visit sunburyregatta.com or contact 07973 814552 Entries close midday Sunday 7th August 2016 ! Sunbury Amateur Regatta 13th August 2016 List of Club Sculling Events – (Held under SRA Rules) Event Trophy Entry Fee 1 Gentlemen’s Senior Single Sculls Mills Memorial Challenge Cup £6 each 2 Gentlemen’s Senior Double Sculls Committee Challenge Cup £12 crew 3 Ladies’ Senior Single Sculls Collis Challenge Cup £6 each 4 Ladies’ Senior Double Sculls Ken Douglass Memorial Challenge Cup £12 crew 5 Senior Mixed Double Sculls Cherry & Malcolm Harvey Cup £12 crew 6 Gentlemen’s Junior-Senior Single Sculls Belton Challenge Cup £6 each 7 Gentlemen’s Junior-Senior Double Sculls Chamber of Commerce Challenge Cup £12 crew 8 Ladies Junior-Senior Single Sculls Joan Gaynor Challenge Cup £6 each 9 Ladies Junior-Senior Double Sculls £12 crew 10 Junior-Senior Mixed Double Sculls £12 crew 11 Gentlemen’s Junior Single Sculls Rutherford Cup £6 each 12 Gentlemen’s Junior Double Sculls George Elliott Challenge Cup £12 crew 13 Ladies Junior Single Sculls £6 each 14 Ladies Junior Double Sculls £12 crew 15 Junior Mixed Double Sculls £12 crew 16 Gentlemen’s Novice Single Sculls Janet Graham Challenge Cup £6 each 17 Gentlemen’s Novice Double Sculls Glaser Challenge Cup £12 crew 18 Ladies Novice Single Sculls Birch Challenge Cup £6 each 19 Ladies Novice Double Sculls Coleman Challenge Cup £12 crew 20 Novice Mixed Double Sculls Peter Graham Memorial Challenge Cup £12 crew 21 Gentlemen’s Novice Restricted Single Sculls £6 each 22 Gentlemen’s Novice Restricted Double Sculls Edward Hankey Memorial Bowl £12 crew 23 Ladies Novice Restricted Single Sculls £6 each 24 Ladies Novice Restricted Double Sculls £12 crew 25 Novice Mixed Restricted Double Sculls £12 crew 26 Gentlemen’s Veteran Pennant Double Sculls Magpie Challenge Cup £12 crew For full rules visit sunburyregatta.com or contact 07973 814552 Entries close midday Sunday 7th August 2016 ! 27 Mixed Veteran Pennant Double Sculls £12 crew 28 U18 Junior Pennant Double Sculls Rigby Golding Challenge Cup £8 crew 29 U16 Junior Pennant Double Sculls SSPC Charity Donation Event £8 crew 30 Dongola Race African World Shield crew of 6 at least £30 crew 2 ladies Sunbury Amateur Regatta 13th August 2016 CLUB SCULLING OFFICIAL ENTRY FORM Event No Bow Stroke Cox Fee DOB Events 26, 27, 28 & 29 Email entries to [email protected] 07973814552 For full rules visit sunburyregatta.com or contact 07973 814552 Entries close midday Sunday 7th August 2016 ! Sunbury Amateur Regatta13th August 2016 DONGOLA RACING The following guidelines are issued to Umpires and Competitors 1. Races will be stopped and restarted if there appears to be a danger to people or boats. Crews will be restarted as close as possible to the position in which they were stopped. 2. Any crew intentionally interfering with another will be disqualified, and the remaining crews restarted as close as possible to the position in which they were stopped. 3. No action will be taken if boats unintentionally leave their station and interfere with other crews. This is part of Dongola racing. NOTES TO CAPTAINS ENTRIES & FEES Entries should be made on the forms provided and must reach the Racing Secretary at the address below not later than noon on 7th August 2016, accompanied by a remittance for the entry fees. Entries will be accepted by email. The Regatta Committee reserves the right to refuse or return or limit any entry. THE DRAW The draw will take place at 1.00pm on that day at the address stated, and may be attended by Club Captains or their representatives. TIMES OF FIRST RACES A list will be emailed to Club Captains. MULTIPLE ENTRIES While every effort will be made to accommodate such entries, they are accepted only on the understanding that it may not be possible for competitors to have a rest period between races. Club Captains are asked to draw the attention of the Racing Secretary to such entries by circling the names. For full rules please visit sunburyregatta.com or contact 07973 814552 Entries close Sunday 7th August 2015 For full rules visit sunburyregatta.com or contact 07973 814552 Entries close midday Sunday 7th August 2016 ! Sunbury Amateur Regatta August 13th August 2016 List of Club Punting Events (held under TPC Rules) EVENT TROPHY ENTRY FEE 31 The Championship of the Lower Thames in 2ft punts Sunbury Challenge Cup £6 each 32 The Ladies Championship of the Lower Thames in 2ft punts Douglass Challenge Cup £6 each 33 Gentlemen’s Junior Single Punting in 2ft punts Tatham Memorial Cup £6 each 34 Ladies Junior Single Punting in 2ft punts £6 each 35 Gentlemen’s Novice (Restricted) Singles in 2ft punts Alistair Graham Memorial £6 each Cup 36 Ladies Novice (Restricted) Singles in 2ft punts Thames Ditton Cup £6 each 37 Gentlemen’s Single Punting Handicap in 2ft punts Squire Memorial Challenge £6 each Cup 38 Ladies Single Punting Handicap in 2ft punts Sunbury Regatta Challenge £6 each Cup 39 Gentlemen’s Double Punting Handicap in 2ft punts Laleham Skiff & Punting £12 Challenge Cup crew 40 Mixed Double Punting Handicap in 2ft punts The Knight’s Glass Trophy £12 crew 41 Gentlemen’s Single Punting Handicap in ‘Best & Best’ punts Wilkins Cup £6 each 42 Ladies Single Punting Handicap in ‘Best & Best’ punts Dardier Challenge Cup £6 each For full rules visit sunburyregatta.com or contact 07973 814552 Entries close midday Sunday 7th August 2016 ! CLUB PUNTING OFFICIAL ENTRY FORM CLUB NAME: xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Total Email entries to [email protected] 07973814552 PUNTING RULES & REGULATIONS The Course The course is alongside Rivermead Island, with the finish opposite the Regatta. enclosure Punting Regulations 1. Punting is held under TPC Rules. 2. Gentlemen’s and Mixed Double races are held over 800 metres. The Ladies and Canoe Course is 400 metres. Novices (Restricted) race over 200 metres. 3. The turn is to be made from outside to in. 4. The Umpires decision is For full rules visit sunburyregatta.com or contact 07973 814552 Entries close midday Sunday 7th August 2016 .
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