For Sale @ £6995: 2018 Rondar Mk3, 23422.
Cost over £10k when new in March 2018.
Only used for four events, so in great condition.
Comes with North sails and Milanes foils.
Currently rigged with Superspar mast and boom, but if you prefer Selden, I have an unused Selden D+ mast I could swap for the Superspar.
Complete with galvanised combination trailer & trolley, and over and towing covers.
Based West Yorkshire.
If you’ve any questions, please get in touch.
timjsadler@googlemail.com
Built by Lloyd Walker
In pristine condition having been maintained regardless of cost by the same boat builder for over 20 years.
Built in 1979
Comes with:
£1950 ONO
Call George on 01235 831209 / 07836517278
I have an Enterprise that needs to go to a good home. It’s number 10599, wooden, made by Davis and Son, Westcliffe on Sea, Essex. It needs some work done on it, there’s s hole where the hull meets the fore deck on the port side but otherwise was OK for sailing on famiy holidays 10 years ago, with all the usual fittings, including one set of sails and a Hilt Allen mast. Transom replaced, With a trailer and launch trolley.
Free to a caring home.
Tel 01509 674694, email g@wwwr.uk
Brand New Set of Enterprise Sails (jib and mainsail) made and measured by Batt Sails [http://www.battsails.com/ ] (receipt available on request) for Enterprise Sail No. 22933.
I’ve sold the boat but not the sails. Sails have never been used – only taken out of their sail covers for the photograph. £400 or nearest offer.
Contact: ian.j.norman@kcl.ac.uk or 0792-149-2790
So with 3 rounds of the Naionals Circuit completed we are starting to see the runners and riders getting on board now.
With 9 events and 5 to count there is still some way to go. Don’t forget the Winters at Northampton SC count twice giving us 10 sets of points.
There are some great rewards waiting for those who make the effort, with plenty of spot prizes to be spread down the fleet. Once again many thanks to Sailing Chandlery for supporting the Enterprise Association again this year.
Check out the Yatchs and Yachting reports so far:
Event 2 National Inland Chapionship Bristol Corinthian YC
White wooden hull with varnished wooden inlay deck.
Glyn Walker built (Don Marine frames).
Mersea Combie Trailer.
Milanes Foils.
2 suits of Speeds sails, 1 lightly used
Stored from new under cover every winter and lovingly cared for.
Procter spars.
Located: Winsford (Cheshire)
£1600
Please contact Peter Gorst on 01829752204 or 07999876414.
Boat in generally good condition for its age ( Circa 1990 )
Includes: original Enterprise Class Sails – excellent condition
Includes Trailer
£395 ONO
Contact Steve on 07889 403034
E mail: bertuzzi@btinternet.com
The Masters Championships will be taking place 29th and 30th of June at Leigh and Lowton SC
Please click here to go online and register
It is crucial we have some indication of numbers well in advance of the event
Great Sailing and Socials!
With just over 100 days to the nationals the event clothing is now available.
Both the Osprey and Enterprise fleet have partnered with The Embroidery Barn to bring you a great range of clothing to celebrate ths years event,
Each garment front carries a Mounts Bay burgee above the Enterprise Logo. Your boat name and sail number can be input at the order point to appear under the logo (optional)
Garment rear shows an outline of the famous St Michaels Mount above an Enterprise and the event title.
The imaginative designs look great on each garment and make for a great momento of the event.
Thanks are due to Ioan Lavery (Enterprise Association) and Kevin Francis (Osprey Association) for providing this great range in partnership with The Embroidery Barn
Enterprise number: 13585: Location Frome (Near Bath).
GRP.Year of Manufacture 1969, registered 1970, garage stored. Measured with certificates 1971. Blue deck, white painted hull in reasonable condition. Proctor aluminium mast and boom. Stainless steel stays and self-bailer. Marine ply centreboard and mahogany rudder, tiller and extension. Two suits of sails: Jeckells (1973) McNamara (1976) with battens: previously measured and licensed for racing. Jib sheet, mainsheet, pulleys and click-on shackles. Swivels for roller-reef main sail. “Combi” Rapide road trailer (launching trolley clips onto trailer): rims and tyres good condition. Accessories: Burgee, anchor, worn full boat cover, 2 paddles and ties.
£390 ONO Reduced from £540
E23245 Paintcraft/JJ
Lightly used always garage stored
Speed sails,
SuperSpars with carbon pole
Combi
Cocoon cover and cotton boom up cover
£6000
Tel John Berry on 07842194626
Walker built wooden boat
Red hull. Air buoyancy bags.
Procter boom and mast, all the racing gear.
Wire cascade kicker. Set off Speed sails. W
Boom up canvas cover all secure and in good order.
Wooden rudder stock and tiller, wooden centreboard, aluminium jib stick.
Complete with ‘Soverign’combination road trailer and launching trolley.
Ready to sail except side decks and transom need some TLC.
All very do able.
Guide price with combination road trailer and launching trolley £550.
A quick boat. Certificate available.
Boat lying Chipstaed Sailing Club, Sevenoaks, Kent.
Photos available
Contact
Alan Ross. Enterprise Class Captain
Mobile
number 07905 338162
email ; enterprise@chipstead.org.uk
email : alan261ross@ btinternet.com
Beautiful, craftsman-built, lovingly maintained and garage-stored. £1500 spent in last year
Selling due to bereavement.
Competitive at club level – very good sails, foils, fly-away jib pole.
£1500 was spent on re-paint/varnish + sails
Spars are Superspars
There is a boom-up cover (Vgc) no undercover
Comes with Trailer and trolley
Boat was built and measurement certificate was issued in 1990.
We’re asking £750 ono (but good home most Important)
It is most important that this boat finds a good home with someone able to look after it.
Contact: 077 66 35 25 60 or abarton@ic24.net
A good club racing boat in excellent condition for its age.
Built in 1977 by Frank Johnson, kept at BCYC for a number of years current owners have had her since the summer of 2012 prior to that she had laid un used in dry storage for a few years. The current set of sails are well used for club racing, there is a spare set of sails which are in a slightly better condition.
Varnish work was stripped back on the main decks and re applied in the spring of 2013, the following spring the hull was repainted.
The boat has been well maintained and is ready to sail / race.
For sale with launching trolley will need road trailer to transport.
£800 ONO
Contact: Mike Crees (07855245421) E-mail: michaelcrees@icloud.com or Andy Richman (01225470130)
Saturday August 3rd will see the Enterprise fleet make their way to Mounts Bay for the 2019 Allen, North Sails and Selden National championships.
Mounts Bay always attracts a lot of interest from Enterprise sailors and this year is no different, with 46 boats already entered and the possibility of more to come. The entry is already over 25% up on 2018 and it is expected that this year’s championship will build upon the great week at Exe SC.
The Entry list shows a real mix of experienced campaigners, talented youngsters and Enterprise newbies, either attending their first championships or stepping across from other fleets.
Having taken second position over recent years Phil Ford and Jane Humpage will be keen to get straight into the racing. Last year’s winners, Dave and Chris Jackman will hope Mounts Bay delivers some surf and breeze’ while Jeremy and Becca Stephens will be looking to make the most of sailing in their home waters to regain the title, they won in 2017.
This year’s Inland Champions; Nigel and Andy Bird will be anticipating a good week, having returned to the circuit with some great results.
There have been some significant crew swaps in the run up to the event with Gabe Hill jumping into to the Riot Van with Martin Honor. Gabe’s helm from last year Tim Sadler has Chris Keatley aboard and Chris’s Helm from 2018; Alice Allen has James Hobson assisting her to contest the main and Ladies titles, while Ann Jackson and Jane Scutt stick with their regular crews Alan Skeens and Nick Scutt.
As part of the fleet’s development programme for youngsters and newbies there will be a lot of focus on this year’s buddy teams, providing a great chance to get some very useful support and advice each day.
The organisers have again invested in trackers as these have proved invaluable for post-race evaluation, as well as allowing everyone to follow the racing live and recorded online at www.tracace.co.uk. The Association is grateful to Noble Marine Insurance whose development funding has made this possible.
As well as a 10-race schedule there is a packed social calendar and it will be great to spend some time with the Osprey fleet, who are also at Mounts Bay, for what promises to be a fabulous week.
Thanks again to headliners Allen, North Sails, Selden and all our other sponsors who help make this all possible every year.
Entry List to date:
| Sail No | Boat Name | Helm’s Name | Crew’s Name | Home Sailing Club |
| 22762 | Churchfield 2 | Steve Sargent | Eloise Jaycock | Looe SC |
| 23347 | Minion | Callum Dingle | Conor Langan | Looe Sailing Club |
| 23275 | Wimp | Matt jaycock | Ivan Jaycock | Looe Sailing Club |
| 23249 | Thunderbird 2 | Richard Pryke | Amelia Pryke | Ripon Sailing Club |
| 23170 | Harken | Nick Craig | Adam/Kate Craig | Frensham Burghfield |
| 23349 | To Infirmity and Beyond | Ann Jackson | Alan Skeens | Burghfield Sailing Club |
| 22619 | Riot Van | Martin Honnor | Gabe Hill | Ogston Sailing Club |
| 22345 | Suzy Dee | Paul Dunn | Gary Oswald | Looe Sailing Club |
| 23270 | KITTY | Phil Ford | Jane Humpage | BCYC |
| 21528 | love handles | jeremy williams | Lloyd Williams | penzance sailing club |
| 22652 | That’s Entertainment | Jeremy Stephens | Becca Stephens | Penzance SC |
| 22824 | Fat & Furious | Billy Bartlett | An other | RPCYC |
| 23089 | Simply Red | Charles Morrish | TBC | St Mary’s Loch SC |
| 22501 | Blue Job | Alice Allen | James Hobson | Bcyc |
| 22903 | Page.com | Mark Matthews | Liz Matthews | Castle Cove Sailing Club |
| 22705 | Two Bees | Robin Broomfield | Paul Bloomfield | Minima Yacht Club |
| 22439 | Floozy | Phil Bevan | Laura Bevan | Grafham Water Sailing Club |
| 23351 | Yoo Hoo – Big Summer Blow Out | Johnny Allen | Ray Toomer | BCYC |
| 22702 | Espadarte | Jane Scutt | Nick Scutt | Middle Nene Sailing Club |
| 22418 | Limited Edition | Andy Gomm | Sarah Gomm | Ogston SC |
| 23312 | Akangra | Peter Rendall | Helen Cummins | Penarth Yacht Club |
| 22901 | Out of the blue. | Paul Young | Alex Homer | Midland Sailing Club |
| 23420 | Peak Dinghy | Matt Rawson | Vicky Gomm | Ogston |
| 23015 | WEDG-E | Nick Jackson | Laurence Dorr | Burghfield SC |
| 23307 | PifPaff | Simon Bennett | Chris Godbolt | Looe Sailing Club |
| 22655 | Red Ent | Richard Shillito | John Truscott | Minima Yacht Club |
| 22940 | Rebel Rouser | David Jackman | Chris Jackman | Looe Sailing Club |
| 22456 | Unlawful Entry | Nigel Bird | Andy Bird | RYA |
| 22870 | TATTERS | NICHOLAS CARR | NEILL PLATT | FRENSHAM PONDS SC |
| 23194 | Flossie | Jimmy Cock | Graham Kirkup | Mounts Bay Sailing Club |
| 23443 | Wannabe Red | Jonathan Woodward | TBC | South Staffs |
| 22807 | NEVER SAY NEVER | JOHN MATTHEWS | DIANE STEPHENS | PENZANCE |
| 23274 | TBC | Jack Pope | Fluer Bennett | Looe Sailing Club |
| 22166 | Da’s Boat | Joe Jackman | Jack Sargent | Looe Sailing Club |
| 23410 | Wimp | Ges Brown | Julie Moore | SCYC |
| 19007 | Captain Sizer | Mike Heap | Bryce Howard | Ogston SC |
| 22322 | Krikup cast off’s | Keith Tyler | Keith Tyler | Hunts SC |
| 23169 | Snow picnic | Brian Bowdler | Esther Bowdler | Looe Sailing Club |
| 23135 | Bang Tidy | Darren Roach | Hayley Ramadhar | Looe Sailing Club |
| 23421 | Margret | Paul Hobson | Craig Wheatley | Looe S.C & Beaver S.C |
| 23123 | Mick ‘E’ Finn | Jacob Owen | Lauren Bowdler | Looe Sailing Club |
| 22935 | Malabar | Chris Palmer | Alex Rich | Penarth Yacht Club |
| 23310 | 50 Shades of Blue | Steve Blackburn | Tim Brownell | WLYC/Leigh & Lowton |
| 22368 | Thursdays Child | Benjamin Archer | Louisa Archer | Parkstone YC |
| 22814 | Bang on | Neil Roach | Natalie Roach | Looe Sailing Club |
| 23384 | Tim Sadler | Chris Keatley | Yorkshire Dales Sailing Club |
Thanks to Sponsorship by Noble Marine we are able to webcast the races live via Tracace from Sailing
South West .
These live feeds and replays allow friends, family and other parties to follow the action from anywhere. It also enables competitors to review their performance and develop their racing.
2019 Allen, North Sails & Selden Enterprise National Championship at Mounts Bay
Final report by Nick Jackson (See the final overall results)
The last nail biting race of the Allen, North Sails and Selden Enterprise Nationals at Mounts Bay took place on Thursday due to a forecast of 40 mph winds on Friday. After four days of brisk South Westerlies the wind had dropped to a modest 6-10 knots and swung to the South East – an unusual wind direction according to the locals. After nine excellent races all the major trophies were still up for grabs and much would depend on the outcome of this final tenth race.
It was between defending champions Dave & Chris Jackman and Paul Hobson / Craig Wheatley. Paul had been runner up many times, and having won the event previously as a crew, he was keen to be the first to also win the event as a helm. Paul and Craig had a one point lead over the Jackmans with both pairs having the same number of race wins, but overall the Jackmans had a worse discard, meaning that Dave & Chris had to beat Paul & Craig and finish in the top three to retain their title. No easy task.
There was also only one point between the two leading lady helms Ann Jackson and Jane Scutt for the Iris Holt Bowl so it was all to play for! In the much-coveted Mary Arnold Baker Trophy (First Lady) the main contenders Becca Stephens and Laura Bevan were close in 6th and 7th places. It was also a close run thing in the Rolling Pin Trophy (Husband and Wife/Partner) with just one point between Nigel & Andy Bird and Darren Roach with Hayley Ramadhar.
As the race started, former Champion Nick Craig with son Adam (10) showed his class by leading at the first mark. He retained his lead throughout the race and won by a country mile! Phil Ford & Jane Humpage bagged an impressive second after a difficult week and Jeremy & Becca Stephens (another former Champion) were third to regain the Mary Arnold Baker Trophy.
Meanwhile, Paul and Craig had engaged Dave and Chris in the inevitable pre start match race and, despite being caught up in a gaggle of several other Looe boats, managed to slow them down sufficiently to miss the start by 2-3 lengths. Although Dave and Chris did manage to wriggle free they could not find enough boat speed in the fickle force 2-3 breeze to get up to the third place they needed so Paul and Craig were crowned worthy Champions. First time for Paul (at the back end of the boat) and for Craig after many years of trying! On checking the record, Paul is the only person so far to have won Championship week as both a helm and a crew. Craig also won the Betty Southworth Trophy for 1st crew over 40 and Paul won the Admiral’s Trophy for 1st helm over 50.
Yet another former Champion Tim Sadler with Chris Keatley managed to fend off a spirited challenge for third place overall from Martin Honnor and Gabe Hill.
The ladies Trophy was going to the wire with Jane leading Ann by several places but Jane succumbed to a 720 at the last leeward mark to drop crucial places and with that the chance of victory.
Darren and Hayley just pipped Nigel and Andy for the Rolling Pin Trophy, but Nigel won the Roy Barker Trophy for 1st helm over 60. The Stephens, Jeremy and Becca once again won the Generation Trophy. Lloyd Williams from Penzance SC won the Ron Brittain Trophy for 1st crew under 18 and Joe Jackman (crewed by Jack Sargent) from Looe SC won the Yachts & Yachting Trophy for 1st helm under 21. Dave & Chris Jackman, as well as coming 2nd overall, won the Yachtsman Trophy for 1st helm over 40.
The Silver fleet winners were Jeremy Williams & Lloyd Williams from Penzance l and the Bronze fleet winners were Mounts Bay SC members Alex Morcumb SC & Daniel Sel
Back on
shore, the excellent volunteer Championship coordination team were busy setting
up for the prize giving and disco which would take place that evening in the
club house, after the Enterprise Class Association meeting led by Commodore
Richard Pryke. With everyone in positive mood, the class has great plans
to increase turnout at next year’s Nationals Championship taking place at Looe
Sailing Club.
The prize giving started with spot prizes thanks to event sponsors Allen, North Sails and Selden ensuring that everyone walked away with some goodies. At the main event, the array of impressive silverware was handed out to riotous applause, a mark of the goodwill and friendly nature of the fleet. And then it was party time! In true Enterprise fashion the competitors, family and friends kept the bar staff busy and the clubhouse rocked until the early hours.
Altogether an excellent week at Mounts Bay, greatly enhanced for the first part of the week by having the Ospreys racing alongside us for their four day National Championship. They proved to be very entertaining by inviting us to share their mad “Sheppey Raffle” which raised a couple of hundred pounds for the RNLI.
We’re all already looking forward to our next events which include:
And the main events in 2020:
(See the final overall results)
Wanted trolley and road base SW area.
Please contact Louisa: 07786 399 625
