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The document outlines the rules, eligibility, entry requirements, schedule, and other important details for participants in the 2014 New Zealand P Class Tauranga Cup National Championships organized

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How to fill out 2014 New Zealand P Class Tauranga Cup

1. Obtain the official entry form for the 2014 New Zealand P Class Tauranga Cup.
2. Fill in your personal details, including your name, address, and contact information.
3. Provide details about your sailing experience and any relevant affiliations.
4. Indicate your boat's specifications, including the sail number and type of P Class boat.
5. Confirm that you meet the eligibility criteria and age requirements for participation.
6. Sign any required declarations or waivers as stipulated in the entry form.
7. Pay the entry fee as specified and obtain a receipt, if applicable.
8. Submit the completed entry form by the specified deadline.

Who needs 2014 New Zealand P Class Tauranga Cup?

1. Young sailors who are competing in their first major sailing events.
2. Coaches seeking competitive opportunities for their trainees.
3. Sailing clubs looking to promote youth participation in sailing competitions.
4. Parents of junior sailors who want to support their children in gaining racing experience.

People Also Ask about

Why is Leap to Fame scratched?

The champion Australian pacer was due to arrive in Christchurch on Sunday and was at short odds to win the country's biggest race in four days time. But after returning unsatisfactory blood tests he has now been scratched from the Cup and will not make the trip.

Who designed the P-Class yacht?

The P Class was designed in 1923 by Harry Highet and was originally known as the Tauranga Class. Over the years it has grown more sophisticated and has embraced modern technology but it remains more or less the same snub-nosed little seven-foot sailing boat, which first took New Zealand by storm years ago.

Who trains Leap to Fame?

Leap To Fame is by Bettors Delight (USA) out of Lettucereason (AUS) , trained by Grant Dixon.

Was Leap to Fame scratched?

Leap To Fame has enjoyed a stellar and trouble-free career until recent weeks. He was scratched from the Victoria Cup on the eve of the Group 1 race when a $1.20 favourite owing to a virus. Just when Dixon thought he had Leap To Fame right again, a blood test taken last Thursday came back showing issues again.

What happened to Kiwi the horse?

In 1987, Kiwi was retired to the Luptons' farm, where he died and was buried in 1995. Lupton said it was natural cause. The headstone simply states: "Kiwi, 1983 Melbourne Cup". A plaque commemorating Kiwi is also located at the Waverley Racecourse.

What makes harness racing unique?

Harness racing is the type of horse racing in which a driver steers the horse and sits in a sulky pulled behind the horse (not a jockey who rides on the horse's back like flat racing). Standardbreds, the exclusive breed used in American harness racing, are bred and trained to either trot or pace.

For pdfFiller’s FAQs

What is 2014 New Zealand P Class Tauranga Cup?

The 2014 New Zealand P Class Tauranga Cup is a sailing competition specifically for P-Class boats, held in Tauranga, New Zealand, showcasing young sailors and fostering competitive sailing skills.

Who is required to file 2014 New Zealand P Class Tauranga Cup?

Eligible competitors, usually young sailors participating in the P-Class sailing competition, are required to file for the 2014 New Zealand P Class Tauranga Cup to ensure compliance with the event's regulations and entry requirements.

How to fill out 2014 New Zealand P Class Tauranga Cup?

Participants should fill out the entry form provided by the organizing body, ensuring to include all required personal information, sailing experience, and any necessary documentation related to boat registration and safety compliance.

What is the purpose of 2014 New Zealand P Class Tauranga Cup?

The purpose of the 2014 New Zealand P Class Tauranga Cup is to encourage youth participation in sailing, enhance their skill levels through competition, and promote sailing as a sport in New Zealand.

What information must be reported on 2014 New Zealand P Class Tauranga Cup?

Participants must report their personal details, P-Class boat information, sailing experience, and any relevant medical or safety information required by the event organizers.