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Posted 06/07/2012, 8:10 pm        Report Show Profile
The Whale Race… …SUP at the Whalebone The Race:- Approximately 4km ending at The Whalebone, Isolators, Cottesloe. The Date:- 14th July 2012, (Unless weather is poor and we postpone till 15th) Time :- Briefing at 9.00am. With start at 9.30 The Course:- Plan A is 4.3km race from Sandtracks to Isolators, ( other options depending on the weather, include either a paddle from Swanbourne to Isolators or a paddle starting and finishing at Isolators. Entry:- $25 (does not include T shirt, which can be bought separately). Classes:- Mens – 14' Fixed Rudder Mens - 12'6” (all boards welcome Race, Wave, all rounders) Ladies – Open Prizes:- Over $500 worth of prizes spread across the three classes, supplied by Starboard SUP and Stand Up Surf Shop.
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Posted 06/07/2012, 8:21 pm        Report Show Profile
Ian Grose said...
The Whale Race… …SUP at the Whalebone The Race:- Approximately 4km ending at The Whalebone, Isolators, Cottesloe. The Date:- 14th July 2012, (Unless weather is poor and we postpone till 15th) Time :- Briefing at 9.00am. With start at 9.30 The Course:- Plan A is 4.3km race from Sandtracks to Isolators, ( other options depending on the weather, include either a paddle from Swanbourne to Isolators or a paddle starting and finishing at Isolators. Entry:- $25 (does not include T shirt, which can be bought separately). Classes:- Mens – 14' Fixed Rudder Mens - 12'6” (all boards welcome Race, Wave, all rounders) Ladies – Open Prizes:- Over $500 worth of prizes spread across the three classes, supplied by Starboard SUP and Stand Up Surf Shop.
Hi Ian - the online entry form says the SUP race is $50? http://www.grrinninbear.com.au/whalebone/2007/pdf/wb2012_entry_form.pdf Rob
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Posted 06/07/2012, 9:37 pm        Report Show Profile
no open board class ? DOH looks like Galvo and I racing each other for bragging rights That's ok
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Posted 06/07/2012, 10:06 pm        Report Show Profile
stimo said...
no open board class ? DOH looks like Galvo and I racing each other for bragging rights That's ok
I will have a bingtang for you
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Posted 07/07/2012, 4:37 am        Report Show Profile
stimo said...
no open board class ? DOH looks like Galvo and I racing each other for bragging rights That's ok
Forgot to say I will put a hundred on Galvo
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Posted 07/07/2012, 6:05 am        Report Show Profile
Rob, General feedback was that $50 was to much, so we negotiated a deal that we do it for $25 with no tshirt. I will speak to Dunny about getting it changed on line. I think some people have already entered and they will get their $25 back. There is a possibility of some cash prizes as well, will update on that shortly. Cheers, Ian
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Posted 07/07/2012, 7:55 am        Report Show Profile
hilly said...
stimo said...
no open board class ? DOH looks like Galvo and I racing each other for bragging rights That's ok
Forgot to say I will put a hundred on Galvo
Think that's a safe bet enjoy which stick got taken ? Or which kids got left behind
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Posted 07/07/2012, 8:07 am        Report Show Profile
stimo said...
hilly said...
stimo said...
no open board class ? DOH looks like Galvo and I racing each other for bragging rights That's ok
Forgot to say I will put a hundred on Galvo
Think that's a safe bet enjoy which stick got taken ? Or which kids got left behind
9 7 all kids present and accounted for
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Posted 10/07/2012, 11:03 pm        Report Show Profile
Anyone know if we can enter on the day?
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Posted 11/07/2012, 12:33 pm        Report Show Profile
Great exposure for the sport especially if it finishes at Isolators. Allows for plenty of spectators to sit on the hill from Dutchies to Isolators. Wish I could be there.
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Posted 11/07/2012, 2:27 pm        Report Show Profile
Greenroom said...
Great exposure for the sport especially if it finishes at Isolators. Allows for plenty of spectators to sit on the hill from Dutchies to Isolators. Wish I could be there.
Wonder where it will finish if its run to Iso's? Certainly not the best place to come into the beach on a retreating tide with a big race fin. Looking forward to it, should be fun. Rob
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Posted 11/07/2012, 7:40 pm        Report Show Profile
Have heard from Peter Dunn that the organisers will also be puting in some cash and trophies to add to the prizes from the Stand Up Surf Shop and Starboard SUP. Amount will depend on number of entrants. Cam, Yes, entries will be accepted on the day before briefing at 9.00am. Rob, We have finished there a few times before there is a keyhole that has been ok for finishing in. See you all on Saturday. Ian
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Posted 12/07/2012, 4:59 pm        Report Show Profile
Weather is looking great for this weekend!..... If I can just throw this flu
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Posted 12/07/2012, 6:22 pm        Report Show Profile
I'll swap you the flu for a babysitter.....
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Posted 14/07/2012, 8:34 pm        Report Show Profile
Was the whalebone race on today?
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Posted 14/07/2012, 9:35 pm        Report Show Profile
Yup - was hard work too. I really should do training for this type of paddling so it doesnt hurt so much everytime! A few photos below, Luke took some as well of all contestants at the end. The crew heading for the start line. And they're off! Marcus, race winner, on his DC 14', followed by Galvo on his 16' Michelle powering to the finish line Cam heading up the 12'6 division, great effort coming considering he's been out with pneumonia. Me, a long way behind... whalebone classic! Dunny and Ian Grose from Starboard running the presentation. Great day and well run. Michelle rubbing it in that she kicked my ass!
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Posted 14/07/2012, 9:38 pm        Report Show Profile
hey adam. the race was run this morning, the conditions were great, big pool of prizes provided by Ian (starboard) and Galvo (standupsurf). so big thanks to them both, great to see they are supporting the events and it appreicated by the local crew. Galvo unveiled the DC 16 flat water, which looks like a bit of a weapon. not sure I could balance on it though.
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Posted 14/07/2012, 9:51 pm        Report Show Profile
Sounds like a great event.
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Posted 14/07/2012, 10:28 pm        Report Show Profile
Thanks for the photos. Even though I'm at work the photos made it feel like I was there. Good job everyone for entering and thanks for sharing
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Posted 15/07/2012, 3:12 pm        Report Show Profile
The conditions looked great and I'm stoked to see a good turn out. I was really disappointed not to make it.
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Posted 15/07/2012, 8:27 pm        Report Show Profile
Was that D/C 1 2 3 in the 14 foot class and rob 1 in 12/6 Good stuff sorry could not be there the waves north were a stronger calling RIP BEN We all got some for you today
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Posted 15/07/2012, 8:31 pm        Report Show Profile
Looks like it went well.. Thanks or the pics.. DJ
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Posted 15/07/2012, 11:23 pm        Report Show Profile
stimo said...
Was that D/C 1 2 3 in the 14 foot class
Yep 1,2,3 for dc in 14 and open where the battle of the brothers continues and 1st for starboard in ladies and men's 12'6.
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Posted 16/07/2012, 10:39 am        Report Show Profile
While the longboarders bobbed patiently waiting for the small sets to roll through it was near perfect conditions for the Whale Racers. It was a great turn out with 11 keen paddles entering the race. After a water start at Sandtracks the lead was quickly taken by Marcus Tardrew and Galvo holding their usual paddle battle for most of the 4km race. Ben Tardrew kept a steady pace on their tails and Michelle England and Cam Mckay rounded up the top 5 a short way behind. The Final Results were- Mens 14" Mens 12'6" Women's Open 1st- Marcus Tardrew 1st- Cameron Mckay 1st- Michelle England 2nd-Ben Tardrew 2nd- Rob Porzie 2nd- Violetta Zirra 3rd- Brett Hall 3rd- Lance Whiteman 3rd- Monica De Aranjo Over $500 worth of prizes was spread across the three classes, supplied by Starboard SUP and Stand Up Surf Shop Overall Resul Marcus 14' Galvo 16' Ben Tardrew 14' Michelle England 14' Cam McKay 12'6 Brett Hall 14' Rob Porzig 12'6 Violetta Zirra 12'6 Sandy Burt 14' Lance Whiteman 12'6
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Posted 16/07/2012, 10:49 pm        Report Show Profile
Thanks to Ian and Galvo for a great morning..... Really made my day..I hadn't attended any prize giving since getting my degree in 1981.....roll on Avon decent and I will try out a smaller blade Ian..thanks for the technical advice...am sure it will really help my competitive edge.......once I find it......(continued efforts will bring results..now where did I hear that before) cheers Lance
 
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