Accessing the Class Directory


You may have noticed that your old logins and passwords don't work with the new web site. The Class Directory continues to show boat and owner information, but association members will need permission to access that area of the site.

To do so, you must first go to the User Login section (lower left side of the home page) and create your own username and password. Then, send me an e-mail (jasiegel@earthlink.net) with your username. If you're a current member of the association, I'll give you access to the Class Directory. Simple as that!

John Siegel, #77

Three Bridge Fiasco Results


The Moore 24 fleet had another great showing in the 3 Bridge Fiasco. Thirty-five Moore 24s lined up at the start of the 300+ boat fleet. Scott Easom on Eight Ball took top honors finishing first overall. Three of the top six finishers overall were Moores. Gilles Combrisson finished 2nd in fleet and 3rd overall on Numa Boa. And John Kernot finished 3rd in fleet, 6th overall. Congrats to all. Counter Clockwise turned out to be the way to go this year, with just enough breeze to keep moving all day. Plenty of sunshine made for a great winter day on the water.

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For Sale - #125


Hull Number: 
125
Boat Location: 
Santa Cruz
Description: 
The best Moore 24 around... Flush deck, open stern, under deck hatch, 4 stroke outboard, new galvanized trailer and a decent set of sails. It seems to go real well the times we have been out racing. Dave Hodges thought 22 grand was a fair price for it?
Seller's Name: 
David Shelton
Phone: 
408 859 6135
Price: 
$22K ?

What's New!


Hello Moore 24 Fans!

It’s almost the end of the year, and hope you are enjoying the holidays. Let’s not leave the year, however, without congratulating Caleb and crew on Tortuga for their first place finish and outstanding season in the Roadmasters. At our December 12 annual meeting we recognized the achievements of the top five finishers of the year:

1 – Tortuga – Caleb Everett
2 – Paramour – Vikki and Rowan Fennell
3 - Flying Tiger – Vaughn Seifers
4 – Absinthe – Dan Nitake
5 – Mooretician – Peter Schoen/Roe Patterson

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In the News


Some of the action from the Gorge is featured on the cover of this month's Latitude 38. There's a great write up of the Double Damned race on page 102. Pick-up a copy or check out the online version here: http://www.latitude38.com/eBooks/Sept2009.html

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Boat of the Month - Bruzer

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Hull #127 was built in 1986 and finally received a deck five years later. She was meticulously put together by hell man and wonderful human, Garsky (Gary Tracy). Garsky was a downhill speed record skateboarder, high speed water-skier, and one of the finest graduates from the Santa Cruz fiberglass university. We had the luck of purchasing Garsky's Bruzer just before he signed off about five years ago. With the hard work of my wife Christa, Wes Watts and the boys at Elkhorn composites she is back. Still the best feature of the boat is Garsky's flush molded beer holders (port and starboard).

New Website


Welcome to the New Moore 24 website! The new site should be much more dynamic and interactive. A big thanks out to Fred Cox for helping me setup the new site.

Everyone is encouraged to register a username with the site. This will allow you to comment on stories and in the forums. It will also allow you to post and edit your own boat for sale ads. If you are a class member, be sure to indicate that when you register. Once your membership is verified you will have access to the Class Directory section of the site.

Enjoy!

Double Damned


Nine Moore 24s parlayed the Gorge regatta into the Double Damned race the following weekend. Morgan Larson again took the top spot and set a new course record. Wind speeds hit 40 knots with boat speeds in the high teens. Here is some great video of the race from Rowan sailing on Mooretician.

Boat of the Month - Fish Tacos

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The barren Midriff Islands about ½ way up the Sea of Cortez have been calling to me for years and Extra Action seemed the perfect "cruising" boat to go and check them out. The plan was the two of us to drop the boat to the launch ramp in Bahia de Los Angles and go for a week of tee shirt floating while others were enjoying their turkey indoors.

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