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RACINGed miles in the GYA PHRF race data program to be eligibleto race. Registration on Friday, with racing Saturday andSunday. Go to www.pensacolayachtclub.org.Fort Walton Yacht Club Round theIsland 100-Mile Multihull Race,June 23-24This race is a circumnavigation around Santa Rosa Islandlocated in northwest Florida. The race begins off the point ofthe Fort Walton Yacht Club through East Pass and continueswest through the Pensacola pass where boaters will turnnorth for the return trip.At the start of the race, the wind is usually four to sixknots from the northeast. After the start, racers round aturning mark off the shoals of Crab Island then head forDestin Bridge and East Pass. A charter boat fleet runs infront of them at the pass with a colorful parade of sailorsand fishing boats. Spectators usually line the Destin Bridgeand can see the multihull fleet sail under spinnakers usingthe NNE breeze as they head out around the island.www.fwyc.org.USA Junior Olympic SailingFestival, Gulf Coast, June 29Optimist Red, White, Blue and Green Fleet; Laser, LaserRadial and Laser 4.7; Club 420s; Flying Scot. PensacolaYacht Club. www.pensacolayachtclub.org.38th Annual Horn Island Hop,Ocean Springs, MS,June 30-July 1A multihull regatta launching from Ocean Springs YachtClub and racing out to Horn Island. The sailors lunch, thenrace back. The final leg is the next day when there isanother opportunity to beat the time around Deer Island.Contact Judi Altman, event coordinator, at (228) 365-4169Women’s Trilogy Races,July 14, 21, 28The Women’s Trilogy Series is held every July and August.The first race, the Fast Women Regatta, is at the Point YachtClub in Josephine, AL, and will be held on July 14 on PerdidoBay. In this race, a female sailor must be at the helm and 50percent of the crew must be female. www.pointyachtclub.org.The second race, the Bikini Regatta, is held at the NavyYacht Club in Pensacola. It will he held July 21 on PensacolaBay. In this regatta, a female sailor must be at the helm and50 percent of the crew must be female. www.navypnsyc.org.The third race, the Race for the Roses, will be held on July28 at the Pensacola Beach Yacht Club and only female crew areallowed to race. In conjunction with this regatta, the GulfYachting Association’s Women’s PHRF Championship willalso be held. www.pensacolabeach-yc.org. www.gya.org.Awards will be at each regatta. At the last regatta, therewill be a special Trilogy Trophy for the contestant whoenters all three races and earns the most combined points.The GYA’s Perpetual Women’s PHRF ChampionshipTrophy will also be presented at that time.Texas Youth Race Week,Houston Yacht Club, July 7-13A US Junior Olympics Sailing Event and USODA TeamTrails Qualifier hosted annually by Texas Corinthian YachtClub (Kemah), Lakewood Yacht Club (Seabrook), and theHouston Yacht Club. www.texasyouthraceweek.comTexas Race Week 2011,Galveston, TX, July 20-22Texas Race Week is the premiere offshore yacht-racing eventheld by the Galveston Bay Cruising Association (GBCA).The regatta encompasses three days of offshore sailboat racingon a variety of courses, beginning on Thursday with a15- to 30-mile offshore route that lasts for five hours.Courses on Friday and Saturday run along the beach soonshore spectators can view the racing. The Galveston YachtClub will be headquarters for the regatta. The 40 to 50yachts expected to compete will race PHRF. One-design andlevel fleets rill race as well. For more information, the NORand to register online, go to www.gbca.org.Northern Gulf Coast Race CalendarSee local club websites for club races.LEGENDBucYC Buccaneer YC, Mobile, ALBYC Biloxi YC, Biloxi, MSFWYC Fort Walton YC, Ft. Walton Beach, FLFYC Fairhope YC, Fairhope, ALGYC Gulfport YC, Gulfport, MSJYC Jackson YC, Jackson, MSLBYC Long Beach YC, Long Beach, MSLFYC Lake Forest YC, Daphne, ALMYC Mobile YC, Mobile, ALNYC Navy YC, Pensacola, FLOSYC Ocean Springs YC, Ocean Springs, MSPBYC Pensacola Beach YC, Pensacola Beach, FLPCYC Pass Christian YC, Pass Christian, MSPontYC Pontchartrain YC, New Orleans, LAPYC Pensacola YC, Pensacola, FLSYC Southern YC, New Orleans, LAStABYCSt. Andrew’s Bay YC, Panama City, FLJUNE2 Ring around the Bay. FYC2 Cancer Society. PYC2-3 Chandler Regatta. StABYC2-3 School’s Out. PontYC9 New Orleans to Gulfport. SYC9-10 Bowlegs Regatta. FWYCSee RACING continued on page 5754 June 2012 SOUTHWINDS www.southwindsmagazine.com
ONE OF THE LARGEST SELECTIONS OF SAILBOATS & CATAMARANSwww.SailboatsInFlorida.comwww.CatamaransFlorida.com51' Beneteau Idylle 15.5, 1986, Genset, A/C,radar, Liferaft, recent bottom job, Ice maker, GPS,ready to go! $149,000, Jane @ 813-917-091147' Vagabond, 1979, Genset, 4 Solar panels, A/C,New Sails, $120,000, Joe @ 941-224-9661MULTIHULL46' Beneteau Oceanis 461, 2000, Never chartered,2 cabin, Electric winches, New Sails,. 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Harry37’ Gulfstar 1979 $ 44,750 Hudson Jane37’ Hunter 1987 $ 59,900 Daytona Jim37’ Hunter 1979 $ 39,900 Tampa Mark37’ Irwin 1981 $ 39,900 Boca Raton Clark36’ Beneteau Oceanis 1998 $119,900 Ft. Lauderdale Kirk36’ Gulfstar 1983 $ 46,000 Ft. Myers Art36’ Watkins 1981 $ 31,500 Inglis Jane36’ Islander 1976 $ 39,900 West Palm Clark36’ Hunter 2004 $105,000 Bradenton Joe36’ Hunter 35.5 1991 $ 49,900 Panama City Butch35’ Trident Warrior 1977 $ 39,900 Ft. Lauderdale Kirk35’ Cal 1984 $ 34,900 Panama City Butch35’ Pearson 1981 $ 33,900 St. Augustine Tom35’ Island Packet 1991 $114,900 Bradenton Joe34’ Pacific Seacraft 1991 $ 90,000 Melbourne Kevin34’ Hunter 1984 $ 24,900 Indianalantic Kevin34’ Hunter 1984 $ 39,900 Apollo Beach Joe33’ Nauticat 1986 $112,500 Ft. Lauderdale Kirk33’ Moody 1977 $ 29,000 Panama City Butch33’ Morgan Out Island 1977 $ 25,900 Port Charlotte Calvin32’ Catalina 320 1994 $ 44,900 Cape Coral Leo32’ Allied 1977 $ 23,900 Tarpon Springs Jane32’ Beneteau First 32 1984 $ 37,000 Ft. Lauderdale Kirk31’ Hanse 312 2006 $ 79,900 Punta Gorda Calvin31’ Allmand 1981 $ 23 ,900 Punta Gorda Calvin30’ Bristol 29.9 1978 $ 19,900 Panama City Butch28’ Caliber 1984 $ 19,900 Panama City Butch22’ Falmouth Cutter 1981 $ 55,000 Winter Garden TomEdwards Yacht SalesQuality Listings, Professional Brokers34' Gemini Catamaran, 1994, 40 HP outboard,(‘06), Autopilot, GPS, Full battened main, originalowner, $69,900, Mark @ 813-523-1717BOAT LOANSFROM 4.9%Roy Edwards • Clearwater • 727-507-8222 Bob Cook • Naples • 239-877-4094Tom Morton • St. Augustine • 904-377-9446 Clark Jelley • West Palm Beach • 561-676-8445Bill Mellon • St. Petersburg • 727-421-4848 Leo Thibault • Punta Gorda • 941-504-6754Roy Stringfellow • Tierra Verde • 305-775-8907 Joe Weber • Bradenton • 941-224-9661Dean Rudder • New Port Richey • 727-224-8977 Jim Pietszak • Daytona Beach • 386-898-2729Mark Newton • Tampa • 813-523-1717 Butch Farless • Panama City • 850-624-8893Wendy Young • Punta Gorda • 941-916-0660 Calvin Cornish • Punta Gorda • 941-830-1047Kevin Welsh • Melbourne • 321-693-1642 Jane Burnett • New Port Richey • 813-917-0911Kirk Muter • Ft. 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