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2014 MILANG-GOOLWA FRESHWATER CLASSIC DIVISIONS DIVISION 1 - Vintage River Boats DIVISION 2 Monohull yachts, “Spinnaker”. Yachts with a class based handicap greater than 0.695 . Yachts in this division are permitted to carry spinnakers allowed by their class design and rules*. DIVISION 3 Monohull yachts, “Spinnaker”. Yachts with a class based handicap of 0.695 or less. Yachts in this division are permitted to carry spinnakers allowed by their class design and rules*. DIVISION 4 Monohull yachts, “Non Spinnaker”. Yachts with a class based handicap greater than 0.695 . Yachts in this division are permitted to carry the mainsail and headsail as allowed by their class design rules*. Spinnakers and sails specifically designed for downwind sailing are not permitted. DIVISION 5 Monohull yachts, “Non Spinnaker”. Yachts with a class based handicap of 0.695 or less. Yachts in this division are permitted to carry the mainsail and headsail as allowed by their class design and or rules*. Spinnakers and sails specifically designed for downwind sailing are not permitted. DIVISION 6 Multihull yachts with accommodation*. DIVISION 7 Monohull Dinghies with minimum length 4.15 metres or a YSA yardstick less than 120*. Dinghies which are designed to be raced single-handed will be eligible to compete single-handed in the event. DIVISION 8 “Off the Beach” Catamarans with no accommodation and with a YSA yardstick less than 120*. Catamarans which are designed to be raced single-handed will be eligible to compete single-handed in the event. *It is essential that skippers declare any alterations to their yachts including the use of non-standard sails 2014 MILANG-GOOLWA FRESHWATER CLASSIC CLASS BASED HANDICAPS Amended 7 January 2014 Below is a list of trailer yacht classes and their class based handicaps (CBH). If your yacht is listed here please use this description on the nomination form. If your class of yacht is not listed, please provide the relevant details on the nomination form, including length and any comparisons you have with other standard class yachts. You will be allocated an appropriate CBH before the race start. These handicaps are in general based on standard yachts and rigs conforming with class rules where applicable. The GRYC Race Committee will adjust the handicaps of competitors with non-standard yachts. It is essential that skippers declare any alterations to their yachts, including the use of non-standard sails. If you have any doubt, please contact the Race Committee at the GRYC on 08 8555 2617 or [email protected] Action will be taken against any yacht which is found to differ from the information declared in the nomination. For Monohull Dinghies and Off the Beach Catamarans the latest Yachting Victoria yardsticks will apply. CLASS NAME CBH CLASS NAME CBH CLASS NAME CBH CLASS NAME CBH Trailables Adams 21 0.69 Duncanson 25 [MH] 0.687 Northwind 18 0.6 Tagi 0.672 Admiral 0.641 Duncanson 26 0.685 Nw Is. Sharpie 18 0.67 Thompson 7 0.895 Adventure [MS] 0.615 Eagle 6.5 0.84 Nw Is. Sharpie 23 0.705 Thompson 8 0.95 Adventure 7 0.628 Eclipse 17 0.592 Nw Is. Sharpie 26 0.71 Timpenny 670 0.685 Adventurer 22 0.628 Elliot 5.9 0.775 Nw Is. Sharpie 29 0.72 Timpenny 770 [DK] 0.74 Alien 0.74 Elliot 7 0.835 OB Ketch 0.6 Timpenny 770 [SK] 0.716 Aquarius 0.625 Elliot 7.4 0.805 Pelin 780 0.81 UFO 25 0.715 Austral 20 0.65 Elliot 7.8 ESPX 0.925 Porter Southwester 0.598 Ultimate 16 0.58 Austral 24 [DK] 0.675 Elliot 7.8 MK1 0.86 Princess 18 0.58 Ultimate 18 [DK] 0.6 Austral 24 [MS] 0.61 Elliot 7.8 MK2 0.88 Quintett 0.715 Ultimate 18 [SK] 0.59 Austral 24 [SK] 0.665 Elliot 770 0.864 Randell 20 0.626 Ultimate 23 0.615 Austral Clubman 8 0.805 Elliot 780 Express 0.88 Redmond 20 0.61 Usual 20 0.715 Baroness 22 0.611 Everet 23 Misty 0.71 Redwitch Ketch 0.635 Usual 8 0.818 Beale 7.4 FR 0.79 Explorer 16 0.58 Restricted 21 0.8 Van der Stadt 7.1 0.725 Beale 7.4 MH 0.8 Explorer 21 0.627 RL [Mod Bacchus] 0.725 Vega 18 0.63 Beale 8 [Mod] 0.803 Extrovert 22 0.718 RL 24 DK 0.76 Victory 22 0.62 Beale 860 0.85 Fanger 0.81 RL 24 SK 0.725 Vivacity 0.625 Beneteau First 7 0.73 Farr 5000 0.57 RL 24 SK [Mod] 0.75 Wallace 20 0.62 Binks 25 [3/4] 0.712 Farr 6000 0.675 RL 28 LR 0.713 Waratah 0.613 Binks 25 [MH] 0.672 Farr 740 Sport 0.755 RL 28 SR 0.707 Windrush 0.715 Binks 27 0.789 Farr 740 Sport [Mod] 0.795 RL34 0.7 Wyndrel 0.612 Blazer 0.79 Farr 7500 0.722 Roberts 22 0.69 Young 5.7 0.616 Blazer [Mod] 0.813 Farr 7500[Mod] 0.739 Roberts 24 0.654 Young 6.0 0.705 Blazer 31 0.85 Flinders 7.8 0.648 Roberts 25 0.654 Young 7.8 [WB] 0.733 Boatspeed 23 0.875 Gazelle 0.72 Roberts 25 [MS] 0.65 Young 8 Titanic 0.895 Bonito 22 0.65 Gem 550 0.685 Ross 650 0.746 Young Rocket7.8 0.844 Bonito 25 0.7 Gloucester Schooner 0.695 Ross 780 0.795 YoungRocket7.8[MH] [3/4] 0.805 Bonito 580 0.63 Griffin 17 0.589 Ross 780 [Mod] 0.81 Multihulls Boomerang 20 0.62 Harrier 0.755 Ross 780 MkIII 0.795 Clipper 0.62 Boomerang 20[DK] 0.64 Hartley 14 0.548 Ross 830 0.81 Corsair31uc 0.831 Boomerang 22 0.633 Hartley 16 0.635 RW 770 0.71 CorsairSprint750M 0.823 Brolga 17 0.602 Hartley 18 0.62 Sabre 22 0.639 Farrier 8 0.83 Cal 14 0.56 Hartley 21 0.61 Sabre 25 0.71 Farrier 9 [mod] 0.97 Cal 21 0.61 Hartley 24[Mod] 0.65 Scruffy Stornaway 0.635 Farrier F22r 0.796 Capri 21 0.62 Hartos Marina 0.637 Seahorse 6 0.66 Farrier F31r 0.901 Caprice Mk II 0.579 Holland 25 0.7 Seaway 25 0.725 Farrier F32 Srcx 0.95 Careel 18 0.59 Hood 20 0.605 Sensation Vega 0.618 Farrier F9 0.87 Careel 22 LR 0.69 Hunter 19 0.6 Serendipity 27 0.754 Farrier18 Trail Tri 0.612 Careel 22 SR 0.665 Hunter 216 0.745 Silhouette 0.575 GB Express 9m 0.72 Castle 550 0.675 Hunter 24 0.7 Soling 0.81 International 23 0.72 Castle 650 0.725 Hunter 260 0.715 Soling [Mod] 0.795 International 23 [Mod] 0.84 Catalina 22 0.65 Hutton 24 0.671 Sonata 26 0.733 Jarcat 0.62 Catalina 25 0.65 I550 0.8 Sonata 6 0.66 Jiga Tri 0.695 Cenataur 0.6 Investigator 0.594 Sonata 6.3 0.65 Kelsell 22 0.63 Cherry 16 0.59 Jedda 21 0.61 Sonata 6.7 0.71 Parallax 11.6 0.765 Cherry 16 [Mod] 0.63 Jedda 22 [DK] 0.575 Sonata 6.7 [Mod] 0.78 Seawind 24 0.82 Clifton 660 0.66 Jubilee 0.636 Sonata 7 0.65 Seawind 850 0.91 Clifton SK 0.65 Kestral [DK] 0.565 Sonata 760 0.74 Slim Red Baron 0.62 Clipper 17 0.531 Kestrel BIK 0.65 Sonata 760 Sport 0.782 Spare Div6 100 Clipper 21 0.592 Koala 24 0.659 Sonata 8 0.728 Sunsett660 0.69 Cole 19 0.61 Lancer 25 0.637 Sonata Sprinta 0.62 Supertramp 0.675 Cole 23 0.665 Lewis 25 0.7 Sorcerer21 0.62 Trailer Tri 680 0.7 Comet 20 0.638 Lexcen 32 0.695 South Coast 22 0.715 Trailer Tri 720 0.715 Compass 23 0.675 Lidgard 25 0.715 South Coast 25 0.625 Tramp Tri 0.65 Compass 750 0.698 Lidgard 25 [Pratt 25 0.78 South Coast 28 [LR] 0.785 Wharram 28 0.635 Compass 750 mod 0.71 Lidgard 8 0.8 South Coast 28 [SR] 0.775 Windrush 6 0.745 Constellation 7.7 0.78 Light Schooner 0.655 Southern Cross 0.65 Windrush 7 0.84 Court 550 0.553 Lyons 750 0.86 Space Sailer 18 0.595 Court 650 0.624 MacGregor 19 0.625 Space Sailer 20 0.624 Court 750 0.657 MacGregor 26 [WB] 0.715 Spider 22 0.788 D&G 0.725 MacGregor 26 Mkll 0.663 Spider 22 [Mod] 0.798 Dennis 500 0.56 Macgregor 26d T/S 0.715 Spider 28 MkI 0.815 Dennis 500[Mod] 0.675 Magic 25 0.925 Spider 28 MkII 0.83 Dennis 600 0.617 Magnum 850 [LR] 0.785 Spring 25 0.701 Di Di 26 0.8 Magnum 850 [SR] 0.775 Star [Goolwa] 0.795 Diamond [Mod] 0.866 Masrm 720 0.77 Starr 22 [MH] 0.612 Diamond [Mod2] 0.8 Masrm 750 0.797 Stratus 580 0.665 Dragon 0.709 Matilda 0.59 Stratus 747 0.723 Duncanson 22 [new] 0.669 Maxi 20 0.586 Sunbird 25 0.635 Duncanson 22 [old] 0.622 Melges 24 0.89 Sunbird 25 [MS] 0.585 Duncanson 23 0.755 Moonraker 0.7 Sundowner 16 0.585 Duncanson 25 [3/4] 0.715 Noelex 25 0.725 Sunmaid 20 0.6 Duncanson 25 [7/8] 0.703 Noreaster 0.77 Sunmaid 7 0.565 .
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