POINT & PENPOLL REGATTA 2019 - SATURDAY 29TH JUNE CHILDREN'S SPORTS ON THE GREEN - POFSA
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POINT & PENPOLL
REGATTA
2019
SATURDAY 29th June
Children’s Sports on the Green
Crabbing Competition
Sailing Regatta
Sundowner Session
SUNDAY 30th June
Ecumenical Service
1POINT & PENPOLL REGATTA 2019
CHILDREN’S SPORTS
CRABBING COMPETITION
SAILING REGATTA
SUNDOWNER SESSION
ECUMENICAL SERVICE
Children’s Sports: 29th June on the Green
Start at 12.00 midday
Crabbing Competition: 29th June at Point Quay
Start at 13.00 hrs BST
Sailing Regatta: 29th June at Point Quay
First Race at 14.00 hrs
BST
Sundowner Session: 29th June at Point Quay
Start at 16.30 hrs BST
Ecumenical Service: 30th June at Point
Quay
Start at 10.30 am BST
Teas and light refreshments will be available from the Marquee from 13.30 hrs.
(Proceeds from the sale of refreshments to Regatta Funds)
The Committee wish to thank all Patrons and Friends who have helped in the
organisation of this Regatta, the Children’s Sports and the Rowing Events.
Life President: Charles Warren
Life Vice President: Graham Crocker
Vice Chairman: Paul Hobson
Race Officer: Henry Metcalfe
Results: Sue Treneer
Refreshments: Penpol & Point W.I.
Treasurer Chairman Secretary
Anne Rogers Jan Pentreath Anji Blackman
Nantrisack Camelot House Ebb Tide
Chycoose Farm Ropewalk Point Green
Devoran Penpol Devoran
01872 865453 01872 862838 01872 865863
2INSURANCE
All crafts competing in the Regatta must have Public Liability insurance
cover to a minimum of £3 Million.
SAFETY
The Committee requires that Competitors under the age of sixteen years
wear lifejackets or buoyancy aids when participating in the Regatta.
Competitors are responsible for providing their own lifejackets or
buoyancy aids.
DISCLAIMER OF LIABILITY
Competitors participate in the Regatta at their own risk. See RRR rule,
Decisions to Race. The Committee of the Point & Penpoll Regatta will not
accept any liability for material damage or personal injury or death
sustained in conjunction with, prior to, during or after the Regatta.
ACCIDENTS
The Committee will not be held responsible for any accident, howsoever
caused, to SPECTATORS or PARTICIPANTS at the Regatta or any
associated events. Parents/Guardians are held to be responsible for their
children under the age of 16 for the duration of the Regatta.
NO SWIMMING
For safety reasons, Point Quay will be closed for swimming
from 18.00 on Friday 28th June to 13.00 on Sunday 30th June.
ENVIRONMENT
Please help us to care for the environment by not dropping litter and
recycling your waste into the appropriate bins.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
The Committee would like to thank Feock Parish Council and the Point
Quay Association for permission to hold the events on the Green and the
Quay. Many thanks to the members of the WI for organising the
refreshments and also to the residents of Point & Penpol for their contributions.
3SAILING PROGRAMME
High Water Falmouth: 15.24 BST Height: 4.4 m
Warning Horn: 13.50 BST Preparatory Horn: 13.55 BST
Race No. Start Horn Course Colour
1. Pico Class (Point/Penpoll & Archer Trophy) 14.00 Green (2 rounds)
2 Handed and Single Handed Green (2 rounds)
Mirror Class (Vage Trophy) Green (2 rounds)
2. Laser Class (Warrac Trophy) 14.05 Green (3 rounds)
3. St Mawes One Design (Allen Trophy) 14.10 Green (3 rounds)
4. Handicap Dinghies (Penpoll Trophy) 14.15 Green (3 rounds)
5. Shrimpers (Reg Mitchell Trophy) 14.20 Black (3 rounds)
6. Asymmetric Dinghies (John Ellicott Trophy) 14.25 Green (3 rounds)
7. Handicap Yachts (Kingsley Cruise Trophy) 14.30 Black (3 rounds)
8. Sunbeam Class (Adshead Trophy) 14.35 Black (3 rounds)
Gaffers (Charlie Trebilcock Trophy) Black (3 rounds)
Ajax (Yacht Care Co. Cup) Black (3 rounds)
9. Working Boats 25ft & over (Gill Trophy) 14.40 Black (3 rounds)
10. Working boats under 25ft 14.45 Black (3 rounds)
(Sir Roland Smith Trophy)
VHF CHANNEL M2
NOTES
The start for the first Class will be the Preparatory Horn for the second class and so on.
The Committee may make any necessary programme alterations and shall have the final
decision in all disputes. Protest flags must be flown. Notice of protest must be given to
the Race Officer within fifteen minutes of the finish of the last race.
PRIZES 2019
Prizes will be presented for the first three in each Class.
Prizes for Working Boats will be: £25, £20, £15.
All Prizes and Trophies will be presented when the results have been verified, which
may not be on Race Day, and are to be collected from the Quay or within 7 days from
Trevor Pooley, ‘Bojewyan’, Chycoose Farm, Point.
Tel: 01872 865352
4SAILING INSTRUCTIONS
NOTICE OF RACE & ENTRY FORMS
Available from the PoFSA website, pofsa.co.uk, from entry boats on the water or the
Race Office on Point Quay.
COURSE
Boats will sail on the course detailed below.
Start Line, No.1 Mark (Green or Black), No.2 Mark (Green or Black), through the
Finishing Line, No.3 Mark (Green or Black) leaving Green or Black marks to
PORT. Three Complete Rounds plus No.1 Mark (Green or Black), No.2 Mark
(Green or Black) Then through Finishing Line to Finish.
START LINE
The Start Line is between a Floating Buoy (white) and a White Outer Distance
Mark and is an extension of the White Transit Poles on Point Quay. Triangle in Front.
At the start Point Quay is left to PORT.
FINISHING LINE
The Finishing Line is between the Floating Buoy (white) and the
White Transit Pole on Point Quay, triangle in front.
POINT QUAY is left to STARBOARD.
RECALL
If a boat is over the Start Line at the Start, a second horn will be sounded. If a boat fails
to return, it will be disqualified. The P.A. System may be used
to inform the boat that it is over the line.
ALTERNATIVE PENALTY (All Classes)
Rules 44.1 & 44.2 are amended to allow infringements to perform a 3600 turn instead of
a 7200 turn.
NOTES
Red flags in Restronguet Creek denote shallow water. Shortened course(s) will be
displayed if necessary.
TIME
No boat will be timed in after 16.30.
POINT QUAY ASSOCIATION SUNDOWNER SESSION
Relax after the racing.
From 16.30 to 19.30 BST, there will be a pay bar and acoustic music.
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POINT & PENPOLL
THE ROWING & SUP EVENTS
PLANNED FOR SUNDAY 30th JUNE
HAVE BEEN
CANCELLED
The allocation of dates for the village regattas is decided by the ‘Village
Committee’ of the Port of Falmouth Sailing Association (PoFSA). For this year
we were bottom of the list and thus drew the short straw,
being allocated a weekend with a very low tide.
Following consultation with a number of Pilot Gig clubs, and consideration of the
access to the pontoon from the quay and the narrow slipway at such a low tide,
the Committee has therefore decided to cancel, for this year only, the Rowing and
SUP events planned for Sunday 30th June on safety grounds.
We now have agreement through the Port of Falmouth Sailing Association to a
change of the criteria for the allocation of dates and this situation should not
therefore arise again. We thus apologise for this year’s shortened programme but
hope that you will support us on the 6th and 7th of June next year when, with a
good tide, we will reinstate the traditional gig, rowing, and SUP events.
7VILLAGE REGATTA DATES
2019 2020
(provisional)
Loe Beach 1st June 4th July
Falmouth Town 8th June 20th June
Point & Penpoll 29th June 6th June
St Mawes Social Club 6th July 27th June
Flushing 27th July 1st August
Portscatho 24th August 29th August
Percuil 25th August 30th August
The Ports of Truro and Penryn
Maritime Section
Malpas Marina
The harbour office has recently purchased the marina complex
at Malpas.
This Facility will provide much improved visitor access for those wishing
to come ashore. We will be undertaking a programme of improvements
over the next 12 months.
Quay berths at Truro
Berth alongside the historic wharves at Town Quay, Worths Quay and
Garras Wharf, where fresh water, waste disposal, electricity, shower and
toilet facilities are all available. The channel is marked all the way from
Malpas by buoys and beacons, with depths of 3.5m at MHWS
Nearby restaurants, cinema, post office, etc.
Visitors Pontoons
Pontoons are located near Turnaware Bar, Ruan River and Malpas for both
short stay and overnight visits where our Patrol Officers will collect any
fees due.
Lay ups and over-wintering
Pontoons and alongside Quays are available between October 1 and April
st
30th at competitive prices for the winter period.
For all enquiries contact:
The Harbour Office, Town Quay, Truro, Cornwall, TR1 2HJ,
Tel: 01872 272130, Fax: 01872 225346
Website: www.portoftruro.co.uk Email: harbouroffice@cornwall.gov.uk
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