day, March 19, 1986

THE REVIEW

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Light wind conditions slowed

‘entered in the Paros Island race
Tecently.

rehearsal for yachtsmen ho
to enter the prestigious Swift.

| -Results of pre-Swiftsure races

eligibility

‘cent overnight race were. good,

although there were occassions

_ when tide outdid the wind,
slowing progress.
It took about a half-hou

for

line du
ebb tide. By the end of the race,

down the pace for sailboats

navine'
_ were: Skywalker, ski
-Gordon Cooper of the Royal
Victoria Yacht >
sure race later this summer. —

‘The annual event is a dress

recorded to determine :
Conditions overall for the re- -

all boats to cross the starting.
to light winds and an —

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A shorter, 49. 2-mile course
was taken by Barry Beck on-
. Bee Banshee, followed by se-.

cond place winner Don Walker :
on Pytheas. Third spot went to
Peter Reid on Maggie Ann.

A winners,
g the 63.4-mile course,

ision

ippered by

Club, first:

Flashdance, captained by Larry.
Meradden ” of = Si

Sidney/North
Yacht: Club, second;
and Blue Denim with SNSYC’s |

Peter Ibbobon at the helm,
finishing third. SO
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