Annual race held in memory of beloved sailing club member
Sailors took to the water for the annual Martin Dugdale Memorial Race, honouring a beloved member of the Snowflake Sailing Club.
Mr Dugdale dedicated his time to maintaining the club's vibrancy, and his legacy was evident with the participation of many members of the Dugdale family.
The sailors braved cold weather but enjoyed ideal racing conditions with a medium breeze and sunbursts.
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People participating in the race (Image: Snowflakes Sailing Club) Thirty-five boats, including 19 assorted dinghies and 16 keelboats, competed in a handicapped race lasting over an hour.
Chris Bunn triumphed in a Solo, followed by Matthew Frary in another Solo.
James Dugdale and Richie Dugdale, both in a Yeoman, secured third place.
The race, marked by thrilling moments and close finishes, served as a fitting tribute to Mr Dugdale.
As the day concluded, it was evident that his spirit continues to thrive within the Snowflake Sailing Club, resonating with every participant and spectator present.
