The Arrow Trophy
See also:

BSDRA
British Schools
Dinghy Racing Association

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ARROW TROPHY YACHT RACING ASSOCIATION


The 2009 Regatta:

Saturday 3rd
- Sunday 4th
October

For the second year running we were 23 boats on the start line.

See the evolving
2009 RACE REPORT
After two light years, we were due for a blow!
Saturday was very breezy, and the race orders
included no kites and compulsory reefs all round!

DATES FOR YOUR DIARY:

1. Drinks reception, and presentation of the 2009 Arrow Trophy prizes
. . 7.30pm. Monday 16th November 2009. Dinner available by arrangement.
. . at the Royal Thames Yacht Club, Knightsbriidge

2. Arrow Trophy AGM, and handover from Harrow to Radley
. . Thursday 6th May 2010
. . 6pm, at the Royal Thames Yacht Club, Knightsbriidge

3. Arrow Trophy Regatta 2010

. . Saturday 9th - Sunday 10th October
. . Friday early pickup from Port Solent available as usual


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

The event is organised on the challenging waters of The Solent aboard sleek Sunfast 37ft yachts with a maximum crew of eight permitted. 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 schools 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.

The 2009 Online ENTRY FORM includes details of all the costs: ATYRA membership, the yacht charter, race management, berthing, the Saturday dinner, etc. These costs of course are usually split amongst the crew, and some teams are fortunate to obtain a bursary from their school.











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