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Rose Bowl

ABYC Ladies Race – RESCHEDULED

13 November 2017

The ABYC Ladies Race (incorporating ‘Chick of the Bay’) will be sailed at the Algoa Bay Yacht Club on 26th November 2017.

NOTICE OF RACE

1. RULES

The regatta will be governed by the rules as defined in The Racing Rules of Sailing (RRS) 2017 – 2020.

The Organising Authority is the ABYC, under the auspices of South African Sailing.

1.3 The Equipment Rules of Sailing (ERS) 2017 – 2020, the Class Rules of the participating classes, the Notice of Race and these Sailing Instructions will apply.

2. ELIGIBILITY AND ENTRY

2.1 In accordance with the International Sailing Federation (ISAF) Regulation 19 (Eligibility Code), all competitors (Helmspersons and all other crew) shall be members in good standing of a Yacht Club affiliated to and in good standing with South African Sailing or their Member National Authority in the case of non-South Africans. The Yacht Club name and membership details shall be stated on the entry form or crew list. Current valid South African Sailing Membership Cards or similar proof of MNA Membership in cases of non-South Africans shall be presented at Registration.

2.2 The race is open to all keelboats with a valid COF.

2.3 Boats are to helmed by a female sailor, alternatively a male sailor may helm if dressed in women’s clothing

3. SCHEDULE

3.1 Date of racing: Sunday 26 Nov 2017 – Skippers 09h00, with race not to start before 09h30

4. MEASUREMENTS

Each boat handicap based on ABYC rating

5. SAILING INSTRUCTIONS

Sailing Instructions will be available from the Regatta Secretary on completion of registration formalities.

6. THE COURSES

The courses to be sailed will be confirmed at the skippers briefing

7. PENALTY SYSTEM

Rule 44.1 is changed so that the Two-Turns Penalty is replaced by the One-Turn Penalty.

8. SAFETY

8.1 Yachts shall comply with their class buoyancy and safety requirements.

8.2 Additional safety requirements may be set out in the Sailing Instructions.

9. RADIO COMMUNICATION

9.1 Each boat shall carry a VHF radio capable of transmitting on channels 06, 12, 14, 16 & 71

9.2 Except in an emergency, a boat shall neither make radio transmissions while racing nor receive radio communications not available to all boats. This restriction also applies to mobile telephones.

10. PRIZES

Prizes will be awarded at the ABYC prize giving 2017-2018

11. DISCLAIMER OF LIABILITY

Competitors participate in the regatta entirely at their own risk. See RRS 4, Decision to Race. Neither the Organising Authority nor its officials or other persons associated with the organisation of the event will accept any liability for material damage or personal injury or death sustained in conjunction with or prior to, during, or after the regatta.

12. INSURANCE

Each participating boat is encouraged to carry sufficient valid third-party liability insurance to cover any liability arising during the event.

Filed Under: Keelboat NOR's Tagged With: 2017, Ladies Race, Rose Bowl

Rose Bowl Ladies Race Results

21 November 2016

The annual Rose Bowl Ladies Race was contested on Sunday 20 November – the course took the yachts and their beautiful helmsmen North along the coast to a mark off of Ceoga.

Results:

  1. Malgas – 00:02:37:00 (Elapsed Time), 00:02:29:09 (Corrected Time), 0.95 (Handicap) – Helm: Fiona Clarke
  2. J Sea – 00:02:43:36 (Elapsed Time), 00:02:34:56 (Corrected Time), 0.947 (Handicap) – Helm: Sigi Bailes
  3. Walbanger – 00:02:56:14 (Elapsed Time), 00:02:55:21 (Corrected Time), 0.995 (Handicap) – Helm: Megan Tudehope

There is much talk of Sea Sickness affecting the results although it is apparent that Malgas was possessed of an extra bit of vooma as her elapsed time shows.

Filed Under: Rose Bowl Tagged With: 2016, malgas, Rose Bowl

2016 Rose Bowl Ladies Race

15 November 2016

2016 Rose Bowl Ladies Race
2016 Rose Bowl Ladies Race

Notice of Race & Sailing Instructions for Rose Bowl Ladies race – Sunday 20 November 2016

1. RULES

1.1 The race will be governed by the rules as defined in The Racing Rules of Sailing 2013-2016.

2. NOTICES TO COMPETITORS

2.1 Notices to competitors will be posted on the official notice board located at the ABYC Clubhouse.

3. CHANGES TO SAILING INSTRUCTIONS

3.1 Any change to the sailing instructions will be posted before 09h30 on the day it will take effect, or otherwise conveyed at the Skippers Meeting at 09h30.

4. RACE REQUIREMENTS

4.1 The skipper or person on the helm must be female. (Rose Bowl Trophy Contender).
4.2 Skippers wishing to participate but whose physical anatomy is not of the same design as that of a female, have to dress-up flamboyantly as a female (the mental state need not be the same). (Chick of the Bay Trophy Contender)

5. THE COURSE

5.1 The course will be a harbour start to the Ngqura Harbour entrance port lateral mark closest to PE Harbour and then to a Hobie Beach/Shark Rock Pier Finish.

6. START

6.1 The start line will be between the General Goods terminal and the Ore terminal. The start warning signal will be at 10h00.

7. THE FINISH

7.1 An extended centre line of Hobie Beach Pier, within a hundred metres from the end of the pier. To cross on starboard tack.

8. SAFETY REGULATIONS

8.1 Check-Out and Check-In Procedures, sign in and out as pet normal, and additionally you must enter your boat name on the day of sailing with the Race Officer.
8.2 A boat that retires from a race shall notify the Race Officer as soon as possible.

Attachment “A”

annexure_a

Filed Under: Keelboat NOR's Tagged With: Rose Bowl

Rose Bowl November 2015 Results

7 December 2015

This race for female helms and/or skippers was held on Sunday 22 November. There were five competing yachts, with a few she-males and a kilted Scotsman adding to the colour. The race was sailed in fresh SW winds, which made for fast tacking at the starting line. A collision at the start saw Fling retiring, with the four remaining yachts enjoying a fast sail around the Ngqura Harbour entrance port lateral mark.

Results:

  1. J-Sea (Sigi Bailes)
  2. Wallbanger (Mrs John Tudehope)
  3. Jellybaby (Emily Moxan)
  4. Tikkalox II (Thelma Smith)

Filed Under: Rose Bowl Tagged With: 2015, Rose Bowl

Rose Bowl Ladies Race

12 November 2015

Yachts are invited to participate on Sunday 22nd November, from PE Harbour to Ngqura Harbour to finish at Hobie Beach Pier. Race requirement is that the boat must be skippered or helmed by a lady, although skippers wishing to participate but whose physical anatomy is not of the same design as that of a female, have to flamboyantly dress-up as a female (the mental state need not be the same), although must still be helmed by female!

Rose Bowl 2015 NOR and SI.

Rose Bowl Ladies Race 2015
Rose Bowl Ladies Race 2015

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Filed Under: Rose Bowl Tagged With: ladies, Rose Bowl

Rose Bowl NOR

7 April 2015

Yachts are invited to participate in the Rose Bowl Race race on Sunday 12th April, from Port Elizabeth Harbour to Ngqura Harbour to finish at Hobie Beach Pier.

Race requirement is that the boat must be skippered and helmed by ladies, although skippers wishing to participate but whose physical anatomy is not of the same design as that of a female, have to flamboyantly dress-up as a female (the mental state need not be the same), although the yacht must still be helmed by female!

NOR and SI below.

Rose Bowl Notice of Race with Sailing Instructions.

Filed Under: NOR's, Rose Bowl Tagged With: 2015, Rose Bowl

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