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The Arrow Trophy
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WELCOME TO THE
ARROW TROPHY YACHT RACING ASSOCIATION


NOTICE OF ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING

The Arrow Trophy Yacht Racing Association
Will hold its Annual General Meeting for 2012

at the Royal Thames Yacht Club

60 Knightsbridge, London
on Monday the 30th April at 18:30

The Agenda for the AGM can be found at Agenda2012AGM.doc

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2012 Regatta Dates:
Saturday 6th - Sunday 7th October
Watch this space for further information
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Arrow Trophy Regatta 2011: Saturday 8th - Sunday 9th October

A wonderful weekend of sailing in strong W/NW wind
The exciting new F40 Sunsail fleet did not disappoint

CLICK HERE FOR 2011 RESULTS and PHOTOS


Sunsail's new F40 fleet has been developed from the Beneteau First 40. Whilst Sunsail say these can be operated by an experienced crew of 8, we are recommending a minimum of 9 crew (maximum of 12) and are allowing up to 3 declared 'Ringers'. The spinnaker is 128 square metres of sail (dip pole system) and needs firm handling! Onboard sleeping accomodation is 8.


The Arrow Trophy is an open sailing competition between independent schools that can put together a team of former pupils, raced as an annual weekend regatta in one-design yachts.

The 2012 event will be again organised on the challenging waters of The Solent, and will be the second to be aboard Sunsail's new fleet of F40 yachts. The yachts are collected from Port Solent (Portsmouth) on Friday, and sailed, or motored, over to Cowes Yacht Haven.

The race format is short fleet racing on Saturday, finishing up in Cowes late afternoon, followed by the Arrow Trophy Dinner at the Royal Corinthian Yacht Club.

The top four teams from the fleet races then go into a series of match races on the Sunday to determine the overall winner, whilst the remaining competitors fleet race to determine the winner of the Charterhouse Bowl. In total, there are five beautiful trophies to be won.

Most crews choose to sleep onboard the yachts, but there are rooms available at the various Cowes yacht clubs and B&Bs and links are supplied on the entry form.













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Last updated: 6th March 2012

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