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Calm weather meant hard going for these competitors attempting to round the number two marker on the first day of the Canterbury winter sailing series at the Mount Pleasant Yacht Club yesterday. At left are Gary England and his crew, Richard Carey, who came third in the race. At right are Barry Ireland and his crew, Dave Johnson, who were eventually placed second. The race was won by Lesley and Jenny Egnot.

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Press, 27 May 1985, Page 3

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Calm weather meant hard going for these competitors attempting to round the number two marker on the first day of the Canterbury winter sailing series at the Mount Pleasant Yacht Club yesterday. At left are Gary England and his crew, Richard Carey, who came third in the race. At right are Barry Ireland and his crew, Dave Johnson, who were eventually placed second. The race was won by Lesley and Jenny Egnot. Press, 27 May 1985, Page 3

Calm weather meant hard going for these competitors attempting to round the number two marker on the first day of the Canterbury winter sailing series at the Mount Pleasant Yacht Club yesterday. At left are Gary England and his crew, Richard Carey, who came third in the race. At right are Barry Ireland and his crew, Dave Johnson, who were eventually placed second. The race was won by Lesley and Jenny Egnot. Press, 27 May 1985, Page 3

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