9:25 PM Fri 7 Jan 2011 GMT
On the second last day of the Tasar Nationals yesterday it was all about persistance, and a little luck on the side. You could never say die, and even when you did everything right, sometimes it did just not go your way. Two more heats of the ten race series were sailed in variable easterly conditions, with the occassional raining cloud. Heat seven, which was the most difficult race of the regatta so far, was started in a 4 to 8 knot north-easterly gradient breeze. The dacron jib boat 'Flembuoyant' with Paul Robertson and daughter Jade was off to a
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by Nicole Douglass
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