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21/10/2026 Quiz Night with Nikki Gray 23/10/2026 Fish & Fizz Evening 24/10/2026 Trafalgar Dinner 27/10/2026 Poker 101 (afternoon event) 28/10/2026 Afloat Supper 04/11/2026 Happy Hour in the Bar 07/11/2026 RMYC Christmas Market
21/10/2026 Quiz Night with Nikki Gray 23/10/2026 Fish & Fizz Evening 24/10/2026 Trafalgar Dinner 27/10/2026 Poker 101 (afternoon event) 28/10/2026 Afloat Supper 04/11/2026 Happy Hour in the Bar 07/11/2026 RMYC Christmas Market
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Sailing

The RMYC has hosted sail racing for nearly 100 years and the tradition is continued to this day with active involvement in the International Paint Poole Regatta and a number of racing series run from the club for a wide variety of keel boat classes.

Those taking part are in the main recreational racers, although several are top class helms who, although regularly enter large national events, also enjoy the cut and thrust of club racing. All those taking part, at whatever level, are looking for enjoyable, competitive racing in the club environment.

If you enjoy racing but prefer to stay ashore, we are always looking for gun deck helpers to assist in race organisation.  At the start of the season, we provide a short course for the Gun Deck helpers. If you are new to the sport, it is a quick and easy way to get involved and enjoy being part of the gun deck team, raise a flag, fire a cannon, or just spot the boats it an exciting way to enjoy the atmosphere and the fantastic views from the Gun Deck.

For those who do not have a boat or own a motor boat and would like to try sailing, the club has a number of small sailing craft for hire, 6 Pico single handers and 2 Hartley family dinghies. These can be booked via the club office.

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Sir Peter Ogden’s Jethou wins Maxi 1 class in Saint-Tropez

Our reporter in The Med (Clive Bartlett) brings some very exciting news.

Our very own Sir Peter Ogden has won his Class in his 77ft Maxi JETHOU. A name we are all very familiar with thanks to Sir Peters sponsorship of our race mark Jethou off the north shore at Sandbanks.

In weather conditions tailored to magnify the 253 boats brought together by the Société Nautique de Saint-Tropez for this great regatta festival, Maxis, Traditions and Modernes had an exceptional week. After the Maxis awards ceremony yesterday evening, it is the turn of the Moderns and Traditions to be honoured today and everyone gathered to receive the many trophies awarded by Voiles’ loyal partners.

Trophy for best Maxi 1

Winner: Jethou (Sir Peter Ogden) 6 points

2nd: V (Karel Komarek) 9 points

3rd: Balthasar (Filip Balcaen) 12 points

We send our hearty congratulations to Sir Peter and his crew.

Andrew Pearce – Chair of Sail Committee