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6 November 2009, 4:13 am

Brian Shaw, Chair of the Castle Cove Sailing Club 2012 Strategy Group reports on a successful first year for the club as a designated London 2012 Games Training Camp for Sailing.

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TINGLEY Wins 2.4 Metre Paralympic Gold In Fine Style

Gold Medals To Canada, Germany And USA As Paralympic Sailing Competition Concludes

Canada's TINGLEY Reclaims 2.4 Metre Lead

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Paralympic Games Past and Future

Date	Name	Venue	Nat
18-29 Oct 00	2000 Paralympic Games	Sydney	AUS
17-28 Sep 04	2004 Paralympic Regatta	Aghios Kosmas Olympic Sailing Centre	GRE
8-13 Sep 08	Paralympic Sailing Competition	Qingdao	CHN
31 Aug-5 Sep 12	Paralympic Sailing Competition	Weymouth and Portland	GBR

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	Gold Medals To Canada, Germany And USA As Paralympic Sailing Competition Concludes
	13 Sep, 17:38
	An exciting finale to the 2008 Paralympic Sailing Competition in Qingdao ended with gold medals going to Canada's Paul TINGLEY in the 2.4 Metre, US pair Nick SCANDONE and Maureen MCKINNON-TUCKER in the SKUD18 and German trio Jens KROKER, Robert PREM and Siegmund MAINKA in the Sonar.