N3306 Equity

National 12 Webmaster · 12 Mar 2007, 05:43

The life of N3306 Equity. Design: Crusader 88, designed by Phil Morrison in 1988
Previous boat names: Paparazzi, Wonder Years, Chalk Face.

THG · 12 Feb 2007, 12:33

Used in N12 demo of roll tacking - whos sailing her?

http://video.google.co.uk/videoplay?docid=-6598537892939227118

janeysailor12 · 14 Feb 2007, 02:10

Depends on when the Video was made. It cold have been Chris Marks the original owner when she was "Chalk Face" but we changed her name to "Equity" about 5 years ago. We being Mike Rain (legend!) and Me Jane Hill (not a legend!!!!!!) Tried to have a look at it but i'm on the works computer and the security won't let me in!

Janey

janeysailor12 · 14 Feb 2007, 02:17

BOING!!!!! actually I'd be very grateful if, whoever put the database together could please ammend her name to Equity and NOT Chalk face. Not a nice name for such a beautiful boat!

Jane

hairy dog · 15 Feb 2007, 01:38

was called Chalk Face because (I think) Chris is a teacher.

merlinchris · 10 Apr 2007, 05:41

Hi some information about 3306 to the best of my knowledge. Originally built for a member of Trent Valley Sailing Club and called paparazzi as he was a photographer. She was subsequently sold to someone who sailed her at Findhorn in Scotland. I bought her in approx 1994 and started sailing with my youngest son aged 5. Had many years of brilliant fun sailing with the Northern circuit and at our home club Ripon and Bassenthwaite Week. Renamed Chalk Face as i am a teacher.
Photo sequence of roll tacking was taken (from video) at Ripon SC during one of the N12 training days and is Tom Stewart with crew who borrowed the boat.

She had a couple of years in dry storage, when crew grew to 6ft3. Eventually sold to Mike Raine and Jane and pleased she has found a good home.

Chrsi MARK

THG · 04 May 2007, 02:26

Some pics of her in action at North Staffs Club;

janeysailor12 · 02 Mar 2011, 10:59

Equity has recently been sold to Ian Cowdale who will be sailing her at Himley Hall as soon as the weather warms up a bit. Good luck Ian and I hope you get as much enjoyment out of her as Janey and I have over the years.