The CYC Dinghy section provides a full and varied programme of racing from two weeks before Easter until the end of October.
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Dalgety Bay Sailing Club is situated on the north shore of the Firth of Forth approximately 3 miles East of the Forth Rail Bridge. The club lies in its own extensive coastal grounds complete with a high tide access harbour. The clubhouse itself has unrivalled views out over the river to Edinburgh and the Forth Bridges.
During the sailing season, dinghy racing takes place on Wednesday evenings and Sunday afternoons. Junior and adult training takes place on Tuesday evenings and Keelboat racing takes place on Friday evenings.
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The Teifi Boating Club, well known to all as the TBC is situated at the mouth of the estuary of the River Teifi, downstream from the market town of Cardigan and about four miles by road. The TBC has an active cruiser programme overseen by our Cruiser Captain. Events throughout the year vary from Passage Races, Cruising in company, Annual Regatta and a Summer series of 'Round the Cans' races (normally held mid week in the evenings). The TBC dinghy section tends to be part and parcel of the Youth section and sails throughout the year, water allowing, with safety boat cover.
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The RCIYC was founded in 1862, as a Jersey yacht club, although there is no doubt that there were some Guernsey residents present from the beginning. For the next 92 years it so remained, with all decisions being made in Jersey and any member wishing to attend a club function, having to travel to St Aubin’s. However in 1954, the Guernsey membership, having grown to several hundreds, it was felt appropriate that this island should have its own premises, control over its own finances, and its own flag officers. Saving that the superiority of Jersey was maintained. Guernsey could have a Vice Commodore, who remained junior to the Commodore in Jersey. All resolutions passed by the Guernsey committee were subject to ratification although such ratification was never actually withheld.
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Situated in a prominent position overlooking the busy port of St Helier, the capital of Jersey, the Club, now in its second century, enjoys an unrivalled view of local boating activity. Apart from the many social events organised throughout the year, there is a packed year-round sailing calendar that includes Coastal, Offshore and Inshore yacht racing and rallies. A competitive multi-class yachting fleet ensures excellent opportunities for crews to perfect sailing skills and take advantage of Jersey''s challenging sea conditions.
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Etherow is a friendly club (when racing we experience good-natured rivalry!) and we welcome everyone: from those who may never have put their foot in a dinghy before, to Olympic team coach. Membership is inexpensive and we have some club boats that can be used, for a nominal charge, during the early stages. There are plenty of boats for sale within the club and elsewhere for very little money.
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These pages are to give you an idea of the club, who we are, where we are and what we have to offer. The club has three main components:
An active dinghy racing section on the Mersey
A yacht cruising section based at the club
Social members who enjoy the club bar and a bit of sailing
Here we play host to the West Kirby Sailing Club, Falcon Fleet for a mid-summer regatta. Using the tides the competitors had sailed up the Mersey from their base at New Brighton.
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Nantwich & Border Counties sailing club enjoys the exclusive rights to operate craft on Doddington Lake, a private water pleasantly situated between Nantwich and Woore on the A51 road. It is a private members club.
Dinghy racing takes place each Sunday from March to December for GP14 and fast and high handicap fleets. The Fast Handicap Fleet (Portsmouth Yardstick 1160 to 1051) presently consists of mainly Lasers and Solos with a few other boats including Phantom, Enterprise and Comet. The High Handicap Fleet (PY 1386 to 1161) has Mirrors and Toppers with a few others such as Heron and Gull. Trophies are awarded for both scratch and handicap events.
W.S.C. is a sailing club formed 30 years ago to promote and facilitate the sport of dinghy sailing.
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The club was founded (originally as Northwich Sailing Club) in 1931 and moved to Winsford in 1934. The 'Flash' itself is a 90 acre lake situated in rural surroundings by the River Weaver just south of Winsford.
Classes sailed include Albacore, Comet, Lasers, Mirrors, GP14, Enterprise, Miracle, Optimist, RS200, Toppers etc.
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