For Sale – 2011 Harbor 20 #315

For Sale: 2011 Harbor 20 #315

Includes 2013 Pacific Trailer with brakes, Spinnaker set up, 2 spinnakers, 2 jibs, 2 solar panels for charging batteries, Electric battery charger, 110 volt shore cord, 2 bilge pumps,Cockpit cushions, Furling jib sock,Cockpit tent cover,2 12 volt power outlets,Ice chest,Electric motor, Splash guard (never installed).

Will deliver within 500 miles of Lake Tahoe

Price: $34,500

Contact John Pagen: johnpagen@yahoo.com or 775/781-5088

Harbor 20 East / West Challenge – 2013

Owners of Annapolis Yacht Club‘s (AYC) newest fleet of one design boats, the Harbor 20’s, hosted their first East/West Sailing Regatta this past weekend. Forty-eight sailors representing four of the five national fleets participated. The East coast teams hailed from South Carolina Yacht Club (representing Fleet 3) in Hilton Head and Annapolis Yacht Club (representing Fleet 5). The West coast sailors flew here from Newport Beach, California (Representing Fleet 1) and Santa Barbara, California (representing Fleet 4).

 

The planned two day sailing event became an intense single day of racing when races were cancelled the first day due to lack of wind. Sixteen boats bobbed on the bay for 5 hours Friday morning waiting for enough of a breeze to pull off the 4 races that were scheduled.  The sailors were good natured and enjoyed cocktails and dinner in the Skipjack on a beautiful sunny evening regardless of the disappointing start to the East/West Challenge.

 

After a night of prayers to the weather gods, the race organizers were rewarded with a gentle breeze Saturday morning that built to 12 to 13 knots by the end of the day allowing the race committee to orchestrate  6 races between 11am and 4:30pm to make up for the day before.

 

At the awards banquet in the Commodore’s room later Saturday night the winners of the East West challenge were announced. Tom and Jane Schock from NHYC won first prize scoring nothing less than 2nd place in all 6 races. Second place was awarded to Skipper Eric Norman from SCYC.  Gary Thorne from BYC received third place and fourth place was given to Marshall and Susan Steele from AYC.

 

The winning Fleet was Fleet 1 of Newport Beach, followed by Fleet 3 of South Carolina, Fleet 5 of Annapolis and then Fleet 4 of Santa Barbara.  Most importantly, the winner of the East/West Regatta was the East Coast. The Annapolis Yacht Club will keep the trophy for six months and then send it down to Hilton Head for the remainder of the year.  At the conclusion of the weekend’s activities, Howard Brooks, Harbor 20 Fleet Captain expressed gratitude to all who contributed to the success of the event. “It was rewarding to have the East Coast win the trophy for the second time.  Judging from the comments of those who attended, I think it is fair to say that AYC and Fleet 5 have now set the pace for future East / West Challenges. I would especially like to thank all of our members who hosted out of town guests, those who allowed the use of their boats, and those who provided owners representatives for the races.”

 

Needless to say, hosting a Harbor-20 event such as this in just our 2nd year of Annapolis Fleet 5 existence was a big challenge and a new experience for our Harbor-20 owners.  It was  rewarding for us to work closely with George Anderson and his Race Committee team who did an outstanding job of conducting the races, and scoring the results.  Regatta Manager Linda Ambrose was a tremendous help in the registration and budgeting process and work closely with Annapolis Yacht Sales, who helped sponsor the event and with Weems & Plath who contributed to the awards, and keepsakes for the event. Putting this combination of talent together with our outstanding chef and banquet management team provided a winning combination that shined the spotlight on AYC as one of the nations truly great Yacht Clubs.

 

Our thanks also go’s to John and Marline Patmore, & Brooks Stallings for providing the support boat, to Pat Brooks for providing the host boat, and to Renee Kizziar for helping with the lunch program.  Without them and the many other people who helped with the program, we could not have had such a successful event.

 

Respectfully Submitted,

Howard Brooks & Cathie Trogdon

 

 

“Like New” 2008 Harbor 20 for sale – #269

Sold on November 2013

$24,0000

Professionally maintained and fully equipped, this boat was completely gone over, tuned and received a new bottom paint in February 2013

Never raced but set up for class racing. Full electrics, battery charger, twin batteries, electric bilge pump, motor and state-of-the-art Raymarine i70 instrument display with through-hull speed transducer and mast-top wind vane (speed & angle). Rig has been yard tuned and gel coat buffed and polished. Looks like a new boat with full cockpit cover, main sail cover, jib sock and closed cell foam cushions.

Includes spare jib and all the additional items you would expect in a great boat.

I just bought a gorgeous J100 and my wife won’t let me keep them both.

Asking price $24,000

Call Scott at 310-202-4651
Located in Marina del rey

C-Fleet Clinic Canceled

Unfortunately, the C-Fleet Clinic scheduled for Saturday, June 8, at LIYC has been canceled. The reason is low registration, coupled with the fact that I am traveling on business all week and unable to help promote further. I hope to be able to re-schedule later in the summer.

C-Fleet Clinic, Saturday, June 8, 1-5 PM at LIYC

You’ve seen them out there, all those Harbor 20’s racing about Newport Harbor. Have you ever contemplated competing in your Harbor 20, but just don’t know how to get started? Jumping in to the existing B-Fleet can be intimidating because the fleet is pretty big. But, as of the 2011-2012 racing season, there is now a C-Fleet in Newport Harbor. The C-Fleet offers an introductory experience to sailing a Harbor 20, whether your interest lies in racing or not. Even if you have no interest in racing your Harbor 20, trying a bit of racing helps develop boat handling and seamanship skills faster than any other learning activity. 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ok3H79i_688

In the C-Fleet, you can get lots of help! Fleet 1  has a “mentor” program whereby experienced sailors go with you on your boat, either while racing or not. And, the fleet periodically offers C-Fleet Clinics – and the next one is coming up on Saturday, June 8,  1-5 PM at Lido Isle Yacht Club. C-Fleet clinics emphasize  introductory boat handling, seamanship, and FUN! Mentors will be avaialble to sail with you if you like. The cost is $25.00 per person, and includes pizza and cold refreshments.

Click here for a Clinic Description.

 Click here to register. You’ll be glad you did!

If you have questions or comments, please feel free to contact me.

Peter Haynes

peter.haynes@3ds.com, 949-631-8757 Office, 949-466-3971 Cell

Starting Practice and more at BCYC’s Taco Tuesdays!

BCYC is stepping up their game this year to provide the “best night of the week” for Harbor 20’s. Video taped starting practice starts at 5:30, and racing starts at 6:00. What a great way to get in a bunch of practice starts, and get a feel for the first windward leg before the actual racing starts.  You should be able to see video of your practice starts at the post racing party, where there will also be $1.00 Tacos and $1.00 Draft Beers, not to mention the traditional raffle and nightly trophy presentation! This should be fun, and we hope to see you there! See the Calendar, or click here for information.

BYC Twilights Starting Up

I’m just gazing out of my window at this beautiful day (with good breeze!) and getting excited that Twilights are starting next week!! Please sign up if you haven’t done so already.

Online registration

Sailing Instructions and course charts should be ready to go up our website by Friday.

Hope to see you all next week!

Becky Lenhart

BYC Sailing Director

949-673-3515 x 133

 

Harbor 20 #203 – Tudo Azul

Sold

2004 Schock Harbor 20, sail number 203, Tudo Azul

Only Raced – Sixty One Days – Great Race Record.

Dry sailed since 2005 – Bristol Condition!

Custom Water Line Stripe, Electric System/Motor, Jib Winger, Mast Hinge, Lifting Eye-Sling, Block Foam/C-Foam Cushions (never used), All One-Design rules equipment, cockpit cover, jib sock, Elliot/Patterson Main, Ullman Jib, Ziehman H20 Trailer, Mast Carrier, Ramp Wheel (No travel since delivery)

Original Retail: $33,045

Contact: Bill Fallon 619-224-5153.email: bmafallon@cox.net.

Asking: $20,000 (including H20 trailer)

Spring Social

Hello Annapolis H20 Fleet,

Our Spring Social sail was a huge success, thanks to all participants and especially to Susan and Marshall Steele. Seven Harbor 20’s sailed up the Severn River in an easterly breeze. Jim Meade arrived by kayak and several people came by car including John Heinz and his son, Eric. The Cahills came the longest distance to attend the event – from New Jersey.

Golf carts were waiting for us at the Sherwood Community floating docks upon arrival, and we all shuttled up to the Steele home for a delicious lunch on their deck.  First prize for the most creative nautical derby hats went to Sue and Garth Hichens.

Stay tuned for more information on the next social event on October 19th at Pat and Howard Brooks home on Rideout Creek.

See you on the water soon!

Cathie and Pete

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