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Admiral's Cup- Second Inshore Race 28 July 1983 |
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Royal Natal Club commodore guy Reynolds (left) and Richard Crockett, rear-commodore and chairman of the race committee. |
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Admiral's Cup- Second Inshore Race 28 July 1983 |
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Mr Brian Tocknell (third left) and his crew share a bottle of champagne which Mrs Tocknell pours into the silver goblets before the victorious crew toast themselvels as winners of the 100-mile yacht race held to mark the 125th anniversary of the Royal NAtal Yacht Club. |
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Competitors in 505 yacht race |
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A civic reception was held in Durban last night as part of a series of functions to mark the 125th birthday of the Royal Natal Yacht Club. During the reception the club commodore, Mr Guy Reynolds (second left), presented the deputy mayor, Mr Stan Lange, with a plaque bearing the club's crest. |
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Co-Skippers and owners of Spar (from left) Tom and Peter Addison welcome new crew members Andrew Rudolph and Peter Southam |
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As part of the celebrations held to mark the 125th birthday of the Royal Natal Yacht Club at the weekend, a 125-mile ocean yacht race was staged for IOR-class yachts. The winner (right) of the event was Vice-Commodore Brian Tocknell, who skippered his vessel Shaya Moya to victory. |
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Mr. and Mrs. John Sully were photographed at a cocktail party at the Point Yacht Club last night, where Mr. Sully was appointed skipper of the Sharpie Class of South African Olympic yachting team for the Games in Melbourne later this year. |
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Senior Natal MEC Mr Frank Martin (left) unveiled a plaque at the weekend to mark the 125th birthday of the Royal Natal Yacht club. |
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Distinguished Natal men attended a banquet in Durban last night to mark the centenary of the Royal Natal Yacht Club- probably the oldest yacht club in Africa. |
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Of all the Olympic class yachts the only one to be a real success in South Africa is the Finn. |
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First impressions while looking at the classic shape and clean, uncluttered lines of the Sprog were that this design belonged to another age - a different era where life was taken at a more graceful pace. After all the Sprog has been with us now for about 30 years. |
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The Romantic face of Africa's biggest harbor, the Port of Durban. |
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After makeshhift repairs to their crafts Eastern Province's Alan Bush and Graham BUsh on For Fun and Rob Tarboton and Finola Lehane of NAtal on FAst Fun are towed back to the competition on the first day of the Royal Natal Yacht Club's Champion of Champions match event. |
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Derick Warne (left) and Terry Clarence with the Royal Natal Yacht Club Cup |
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Roy Close took his L34-design Close Again across the finish at East London first, to win line and handicap honours. |