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[Title] => HK-to-Subic CSR, Cup regatta sail off
[Summary] => A big fleet of 30 foreign and local boats are taking part in the 2004 China Sea Race and the SMART Infinity-President’s Cup Regatta, which will start at the Royal Hongkong Yacht Club on April 8 and then finish with a series of inshore races on April 17 off Subic Bay waters.
Ray Ordoveza’s Karakoa, which is vying for big points in the Asian Series, and Judes Echauz’s Standard Insurance Centennial are among the Filipino boats which will make the 565-nautical mile long journey from Hongkong to the scenic coast of Zambales.
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[Title] => Karakoa takes helm in Subic
[Summary] => SUBIC Bay – A big afternoon windshift enabled Karakoa to grab the lead after two more races Thursday in the 11th President’s Cup Regatta.
Karakoa, with helmsman Steve Benjamin’s guidance, made it to the finish line in the Open Division’s fourth race — an eight-nautical mile windward-leeward course, in one hour, 18 minutes and 22 seconds.
Ray Ordoveza’s crew made it just as the 18-knot westerly winds coming from Grande Island’s direction died down and an easterly breeze from the beaches of Barreto started picking up.
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Ray Ordoveza’s Karakoa, which is vying for big points in the Asian Series, and Judes Echauz’s Standard Insurance Centennial are among the Filipino boats which will make the 565-nautical mile long journey from Hongkong to the scenic coast of Zambales.
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Karakoa, with helmsman Steve Benjamin’s guidance, made it to the finish line in the Open Division’s fourth race — an eight-nautical mile windward-leeward course, in one hour, 18 minutes and 22 seconds.
Ray Ordoveza’s crew made it just as the 18-knot westerly winds coming from Grande Island’s direction died down and an easterly breeze from the beaches of Barreto started picking up.
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