Patchett prevails
PA Auckland Simon Patchett, of Kohimarama, revelled in the strong breezes when he won the invitation race and the first race in the Tauranga Cup P-class yachting series yesterday. With the wind at 15-20 knots, Patchett won the first invitation race yesterday morning and then edged out the Tanner Cup champion, Ramon Davies (Murrays Bay), in the first race in the afternoon. There will be three more days racing with two races each day.
Results:— Tauranga Cup P-Class championship: Race one: Simon Patchett (Kohimarama) 1, Ramon Davies (Murrays Bay) 2, James Turnbull (Murrays Bay) 3, Hamish Pepper (Murrays Bay) 4, Stuart Bannantyne (Paremata) 5, Alan McGlashan (Murrays Bay) 6, Richard Petford (Murrays Bay) 7, Cameron Horne (Kohimarama) 8, Dean Barker (Murrays Bay) 9, Graeme Bates (Napier) 10, David Woods (Kohimarama) 11, Craig Jeffries (Ponsonby) 12, Wayne Kemp (Murrays Bay) 13, Tony Ashcroft (Whangarei) 14, Scott Elliott (Murrays Bay) 15.
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