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Bartys Prize Lists 17 FOOT CLASS PRIZE WINNERS Averages Cup CHAMELEON Nigel Tullett & Nigel Lauder 2nd Points Trophy Forwood Trophy Burchardt Cup Susan Crossley Trophy Calgarth Trophy Mirage Cup Commodores Prize Fraser Trophy Centenary Cup Liberty Trophy (Crew) Gavin Tullett 2nd Average Cup FATHOM Graham Murray Paul Haslam & Ted Fort C J E Hall Tray Wood Cup Caprice Salver Rear Commodore's Prize Vice Commodore's Prize Nomad Cup Peter Glaister Memorial Trophy LIBERTY Colin Bentley Centenary Trophy Lapwing Trophy Kenneth Crossley Cup Points Cup A R Sladen Cup Liberty Centenary Cup Kemp Cup Trapp Cup Chip Cup Glithero Trophy (Classic Average) ATHOLL Roy Gambie & Nick Aubrey Capella Vintage Trophy ( Classic Points) Charles Crossley Cup Classic Centenary Trophy Belsfield Cup Whitehead Cup Lapwing Vintage Cup Westmorland Trophy Croft Cup V H Wrigley Trophy Reade Cup Windermere Soling Salver Chameleon Trophy Snark Pin Wind'ard Cup Firefly Salver Gusto Trophy (Crew) Roy Gambie Storey Cup FALCON II Tony Rothwell & Paul Monaghan J M Sladen Trophy Hartnett Bell (Classic 2nd Average) CAPELLA Richard Thompson Gossip Cup Deva Trophy (Classic 2nd Points) WHISPER Gay Crossley & Jim Schwerdt Tarakee Cup Windrush Challenge Cup Atholl Trophy Freedom Trophy Percival Crossley Cup NAIAD Richard & Zoe Broughton Scott Wordsworth Cup C B Hall Cup Iris Trophy G Waddington Memento PILGRIM David Milburn Lockwood Cup Panther Trophy LAPWING John Pawson David McCann Trophy SNARK II Les Gorton Lydall Cup MISTRAL Derek Long & Robert Slack Merrymaid Trophy PHANTOM Keith Barrow & Steve Burrows Barkhill Trophy NEPENTHE Miles Logie & Jim Hoyle FLYING FIFTEEN CLASS PRIZE WINNERS Lady Belle Average Cup NIFFTY Nigel & Jean Tullett Rollercoaster Trophy (May Series) Rear Commodore's Prize Vice Commodore's Prize Escapade Cup Vim Trophy Rhythm Trophy Fflook Trophy Silvretta Trophy Nancy L Trophy Pauline Trophy Ffreebooter Helms Trophy Fairbank Trophy CARBON FOOTPRINT Phil Snewin & Ros Coleman Dragonfly Trophy Snark Trophy Ingham Trophy How Greets Trophy Sirtaki Tankard Jalna Trophy Higham Trophy (Points) FELIX FELICIS Julian Newman Spring Trophy Toff Trophy (August Series) Jubilee Trophy Chanterella Cup David McCann Rose Bowl Dove Nest Trophy PITCH PERFECT Dave Heron Ewart Cup Autumn Bowl Hot Chestnut Trophy FUNNY ENUFF John Atkinson & Elizabeth Moreton Crossley Cup Argo Trophy Ghiselle Trophy Jester Trophy Commodore's Prize Fun Series 1 Heartbeat Trophy (Second Points) NO ILLUSIONS John & Roseanne Walter Klipspringer Trophy (June Series) Pussycat Trophy (July Series) Tottlebank Trophy Caprice Salver Ffresco Trophy Meteor Trophy Ravensbarrow Trophy VITALSTATISTIX Keith & Sue Jamieson Fun Series 3 St Christopher's Trophy Swingletrees Coaster FACTOR FIFTEEN Frank Kelly Wrigley Trophy (Classic Average) ACROSS THE LAKE Miles & Cathy Thompson Classic Cup (Classic Points) Ffoenix Wheel (Classic May Series) Rheingold Trophy (Classic July Series) West Wind Trophy Sophie Rose Bowl Ffidji Trophy Adelaide Salver Overdrafft Trophy Doroffee's Dish Ffancy Free Trophy FLYING FERRET Clare & Tony Houlihan Tobak Trophy (Classic June Series) FFLOOZIE Adam Cowley Ffreeze Bucket (Classic August Series) Fun Series 2 GP FOURTEEN CLASS PRIZE WINNERS Pointer Trophy (Seasons Average) BOO John Pawson 19ft Cup (Seasons Points) Watchful Trophy (Thursday Points) Pintail Trophy (May Series) 1ll Bell Cup (July Series) Dinah Tankard (August Series) Centenary Cup Blue Chip Trophy Frobisher Cup Commodore's Prize Merlin Trophy Caprice Salver R N C Bentley's Cup (June Series) GP 13284 Julian & Claire MacLaine Marathon Cup Snook Trophy Fraser Cup W B Smith's Trophy(Sunday Points) DREAM CATCHER Judith Gore & Simon McVey Briery Trophy (April Series) Young Cup (September Series) Hynes Trophy Vice Commodore's Prize Capella Cup THE BELOVED Kevin Boles & Lisa Knaggs Elizabeth Ewart Cup Cary Cup Rear Commodore's Prize SHORT & SWEET Richard Thompson Applethwaite Cup Gordon Wordsworth Challenge Cup CRACKERJACK Amanda and Mike Wilson Belle Isle Race Saluki Trophy HANDICAP CLASS PRIZE WINNERS Average Cup RS100 140 Robert Richardson C J E Hall's Cup (Season's Points) Fraser Cup (May Series) Rear Commodore's Prize Vice Commodore's Prize Tullett Trophy Highest Boy U18 Fireball Trophy (Sunday Points) RS100 441 John Richardson Points Cup Highest points over 45 Ward Cup (June Series) Roitelet Cup (September Series) Dove Nest Trophy Marathon Cup Belle Isle Race Audrey Trophy (Thursday Points) BOO John Pawson Wetherlam Cup (August Series) Ghyllcrest Cup (April Series) DREAM CATCHER Judith Gore & Simon McVey Mason Cup Centenary Cup Tatters Trophy Nigel Hutchinson Fellside Trophy Matt Nield Hirondelle Trophy GP 13284 Julian & Claire MacLaine Kelpie Cup Graythwaite Cup (July Series) DEVOTI D-ONE 419 Phil Hubbard Capella Cup HADRON H2 Peter Wright Commodore's Prize DEVOTI D-ONE 7 James Nield Denis Hope Trophy RS100 441 John Richardson CRUISER CLASS PRIZE WINNERS Spring Trophy Spring KONTIKI Julian & Claire MacLaine Champion Soling Trophy Autumn Maiden Marine Trophy Summer Fewster Perpetual Trophy October Hynes Trophy Commodore's Prize Vice Commodore's Prize Analysis of Results 17 FOOT CLASS NAME OWNER St Pts Avg 1 2 3 CHAMELEON Nigel Tullett & Nigel Lauder 20 215 97.73 17 2 FATHOM Graham Murray Paul Haslam & Ted Fort 17 180 93.26 7 8 1 LIBERTY Colin Bentley 30 229 77.36 7 6 10 ATHOLL Roy Gambie & Nick Aubrey 28 199 70.07 3 8 FALCON II Tony Rothwell & Paul Monaghan 27 200 69.69 2 8 3 CAPELLA Richard Thompson 16 114 64.77 1 2 WHISPER Gay Crossley & Jim Schwerdt 27 164 57.34 3 2 NAIAD Richard & Zoe Broughton 25 127 47.92 1 1 PILGRIM David Milburn 27 130 47.1 1 5 SNARK II Les Gorton 17 71 35.68 DEVA Ian Frith & Ann Frith 17 57 34.34 2 MISTRAL Derek Long & Robert Slack 22 66 30.56 1 PHANTOM Keith Barrow & Steve Burrows 21 54 23.68 NEPENTHE Miles Logie & Jim Hoyle 19 40 21.28 LAPWING John Pawson 11 49 39.8* FREEDOM II Simon & Edward Grey 4 27 52.9* 1 TERRIER Mark Stewartson 4 8 16.3* OTTER Derek & Celia Wood 3 3 10.7* 34 races sailed. Average Starters 9.853 17 FOOT CLASS CLASSIC FLEET ATHOLL Roy Gambie & Nick Aubrey 28 123 87.23 16 6 6 CAPELLA Richard Thompson 16 72 77.41 4 5 5 WHISPER Gay Crossley & Jim Schwerdt 27 101 70.62 7 9 5 NAIAD Richard & Zoe Broughton 25 74 56.92 3 4 6 DEVA Ian Frith & Ann Frith 17 39 45.88 3 2 1 SNARK II Les Gorton 17 37 38.94 1 1 NEPENTHE Miles Logie & Jim Hoyle 19 31 32.29 1 2 4 LAPWING John Pawson 11 32 50.7* 3 2 OTTER Derek & Celia Wood 3 3 20.0* 1 34 races sailed. Average Starters 9.853 FLYING FIFTEEN CLASS NAME OWNER StPts Avg 123 NIFFTY Nigel & Jean Tullett 25 186 95.38 18 5 2 CARBON FOOTPRINT Phil Snewin & Ros Coleman 22 145 87.35 10 8 2 FELIX FELICIS Julian Newman 39 229 77.89 10 9 12 PITCH PERFECT Dave Heron 21 118 72.84 3 4 7 FUNNY ENUFF John Atkinson & Elizabeth Moreton 35 186 69.40 8 7 5 NO ILLUSIONS John & Roseanne Walter 45 229 68.77 7 11 11 VITALSTATISTIX Keith & Sue Jamieson 24 120 60.00 1 6 4 FACTOR FIFTEEN Frank Kelly 56 213 53.52 3 8 6 ACROSS THE LAKE Miles & Cathy Thompson 36 132 49.07 3 1 6 FLYING FERRET Clare & Tony Houlihan 22 76 42.94 1 2 FFLOOZIE Adam Cowley 25 65 38.24 2 1 FIREBOLT Kewal Krishan & Paul Langley 21 31 19.14 1 FISCAL FOLLY Anne Bishop & John Taylor 31 42 17.07 2 FLOW Richard Bartholomew 8 35 49.3* 1 POWDERHOUND John Pollard & Sarah Yasmin 8 24 36.9* 1 GBR4049 Michael Day 8 11 20.7* TAMARIND Richard Emeriss 5 5 13.1* 63 races sailed. Average Starters 6.841 * Not qualified FLYING FIFTEEN CLASS CLASSIC FLEET ACROSS THE LAKE Miles & Cathy Thompson 36 76 71.02 3 1 6 FFLOOZIE Adam Cowley 25 50 48.07 2 1 TAMARIND Richard Emeriss 5 5 13.1* 63 races sailed. Average Starters 6.841 * Not qualified Analysis of Results GP FOURTEEN CLASS NAME OWNER StPts AvgSuTh 123 BOO John Pawson 19 83 81.37 13 70 8 6 2 GP13284 Julian & Claire MacLaine 18 69 71.88 20 49 3 6 7 DREAM CATCHER Judith Gore & Simon McVey 16 59 69.41 27 32 8 2 2 THE BELOVED Kevin Boles & Lisa Knaggs 13 31 48.44 23 8 3 7 CRACKERJACK Amanda and Mike Wilson 10 45 72.5* 3 42 1 5 1 SHORT & SWEET Richard Thompson 9 42 72.4* 42 3 2 1 SUPERSONIC Nigel Hutchinson 6 27 64.2* 27 1 1 1 SMARTIES Keith Owen & Kathryn Moss 6 13 31.7* 4 9 2 BRIAN RWYC 1 13 100.* 13 1 SWIFT Robin & Moira Rose 1 8 61.5* 8 AQUACADABRA Evie & Ian Smith 1 5 38.4* 5 LAYLA Rick Bilby 1 3 23.0* 3 25 races sailed. Average Starters 4.04 * Not qualified Analysis of Results HANDICAP CLASS NAME OWNER StPts AvgSuTh 123 RS100 140 Robert Richardson 30 270 90.6 100 170 25 3 RS100 441 John Richardson 38 267 78.3 133 134 7 18 4 BOO John Pawson 25 200 66.89 35 165 2 3 7 DREAM CATCHER Judith Gore & Simon McVey 28 181 66.79 81 100 6 2 7 GP 13284 Julian & Claire MacLaine 31 181 59.93 68 113 2 4 6 THE BELOVED Kevin Boles & Lisa Knaggs 24 81 37.67 65 16 1 3 PHANTOM 1309 MENACE Matt Nield 15 139 68.1* 6 133 3 1 CRACKERJACK Amanda Wilson 11 109 76.7* 3 106 1 3 2 ULTRA-SONIC Nigel Hutchinson 15 107 84.9* 63 44 4 7 2 DEVOTI D-ONE 7 James Nield 9 103 78.0* 103 1 1 3 DEVOTI D-ONE 76 Peter Wright 19 99 58.5* 67 32 2 4 4 SHORT AND SWEET Richard Thompson 11 98 67.5* 98 3 1 DEVOTI D-ONE 419 Phil Hubbard 19 92 46.7* 36 56 1 5 PENDRAGON John Whalley 13 89 51.1* 89 RS100 503 Nick Heather 7 70 69.3* 70 1 RS400 804 Becky Thomas & Tim Bosley 10 66 44.3* 66 1 SUPERSONIC Nigel Hutchinson 6 52 63.4* 52 1 DEVOTI D-ZERO 228 Ian Taylor 11 52 40.6* 14 38 1 HADRON H2 Peter Wright 8 45 52.9* 22 23 1 2 BLAZE Richard Broughton 16 42 30.6* 33 9 2 2 RS VAREO 340 Peter Frith 7 41 38.6* 41 HYPER-SONIC Nigel Hutchinson 5 35 58.3* 8 27 RS600 618 Ian Bertram 18 31 17.0* 24 7 RS100 454 Gavin Benbow 8 30 35.2* 27 3 1 1 PHANTOM W Harry Frith 7 30 29.7* 30 LASER RADIAL 122559 Annie Jukes 2 20 80.0* 20 1 SMARTIES Keith Owen & Kathryn Moss 6 19 26.3* 5 14 LASER 179840 Steven Wilson 4 17 60.7* 17 1 BRIAN RWYC 1 17 100.* 17 1 STREAKER Brian Garvey 3 17 45.9* 7 10 LASER 140117 Gavin Tullett 3 17 44.7* 17 SWIFT Robin Rose 1 10 58.8* 10 SPLIT PIN Toby Peyton Jones 4 10 27.7* 7 3 1 SOLO 4474 Richard Thompson 2 8 33.3* 6 2 1 29ER 2289 1 7 46.6* 7 LASER 149420 Ian Shirra 1 6 50.0* 6 AQUACADABRA Evie & Ian Smith 1 6 35.2* 6 29ER 2173 Ethan & Robert 1 3 50.0* 3 LAYLA Rick Bilby 1 3 17.6* 3 56 races sailed.
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