Match Racing World Championship Trophy © Ian Roman
The World Match Racing Tour (WMRT) today announced its 2021 world championship season with a 17 event schedule across 11 countries, including the inaugural WMRT Final in Shenzhen, China from 15-19 December.
The 2021 season announcement has been made later than planned this year following the ongoing covid-19 pandemic and recovery, and the necessary re-scheduling of some events, as WMRT Executive Director James Pleasance explains; Last year was challenging for all international sports. We were very fortunate to be able to award the WMRT championship in Bermuda in October (won by Taylor Canfield and Stars + Stripes USA) due to the fantastic efforts of the Royal Bermuda Yacht Club. We are very hopeful 2021 will allow for a full tour season however, understandably, organisers and sailors are cautious of ongoing restrictions, which is why we have set the tour schedule not to start before the end of April.
Suomen nuorten MM-kotikisojen joukkueessa hiihtää useita maailmancupissa tällä kaudella kilpailleita
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Racing: Prominent Hawke s Bay racing identity Don Gordon dies
11 Dec, 2020 12:31 AM
9 minutes to read A proud Don Gordon leads Survived and jockey Opie Bosson back at the head of the field following the horse s Group 1 win in the 2013 Makfi Challenge Stakes (1400m) at Hastings. A proud Don Gordon leads Survived and jockey Opie Bosson back at the head of the field following the horse s Group 1 win in the 2013 Makfi Challenge Stakes (1400m) at Hastings.
Hawkes Bay Today
By: John Jenkins
Don Gordon, one of Hawke s Bay s most successful thoroughbred owner-breeders, died last week aged 87.
Gordon bred and raced horses for nearly 60 years and owned some of the best to come out of the Hawke s Bay racing centre.