Competitor's Detailed Information"Golden Child - USA 52555" |
| Registration Information: | ||
| Owner's Name: | James Herman | |
| Boat Name: | Golden Child | |
| From: | Portage, MI USA | |
| Representing Club: | Long Lake Yacht Club | |
| Registered Crew: | 12 | |
| Course: | Cove Island | |
| Division: | Division I - Cove Island - Racing | |
| Racing Class: | Class B | |
| Entry Status: |
Application Complete
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| Rating and Other Information: | ||
| Skipper: | James Herman | |
| ORC Cert. Ref.: | 04560003UCH | |
| ORC Rating: Custom BYC Wind Mix | 0.9337 | |
| Rating TCF Used: | 0.9337 | |
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| Docking Assignment: | ||
| Harbor: | Mackinac Island State Harbor (slips or rafted) | |
| Zone or Well/Slip: | B | |
| Race Reported Times: | ||
| Finish Time: | Monday - 07:00:30 | |
| Elapsed Time: | 41:40:30 | |
| Corrected Time: | 38:54:43 | |
| Class Finish Place: | 15 | |
| Overall Finish Place: | 95 | |
| Boat Information: | |
| Sail Number: | USA 52555 |
| Boat Type: | Nelson Marek |
| Mfg. Date: | 1998 |
| Length: | 48.5 |
| Draft: | 10.8 |
| Beam: | 13.5 |
| Hull Color: | White |
| Spinnaker Colors: | Blue |
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| Registration State: | |
| USCG Document #: | 1073005 |
| Crew List: | |
| Jake Belden: | Kalamazoo, MI |
| Michael Bradley: | Pierson, Mi |
| Tony Chiesa: | Little Elm, TX |
| James Herman: | Portage, MI |
| Glenn Howes: | Richland , MI |
| Tyler Ray: | Galesburg , MI |
| Christian Scott: | Muskegon, MI |
| Steve Searles: | Galesburg , Michigan |
| Todd Suess: | Holland, Michigan |
| Bruce Weathers: | Kalamazoo, MI |
| Irv Wolfson: | RAPID CITY-MI, Michigan |
| Jessica Zientek: | GRAND RAPIDS, MI |
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About Golden Child... Golden Child is a Nelson Marek 50 that was originally sailed out of Chicago and moved around from LA to Cleveland. It was brought back around to Holland, MI where the crew has been working to get it race ready. Onboard, we have a few Chi-Mac goats Todd Seuss and Mike Bradley, 2 away from his Port Huron Goat Status. The rest of the crew is just here for his meals but have participated in dozens and dozens of Mac Races. A lot of the crew were also taught and taken under the wing from the late Guy Hiestand. This race is especially important to a lot of us to remember Guy and keep his memories and spirit along with us for the ride.
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