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For some, it rained almost every hole. That resulted in some pairs calling it quits after 18 holes and retiring to the comfort of the 19th. Akroyd and Ratima did not have a clue they had won until their names were called at the prizegiving. The format was nine holes of best-ball, nine of Canadian foursomes and nine of ambrose. The winners’ best-ball of 32 included what Akroyd described as a “monster” putt from Ratima for eagle-3 on the fifth.They ended up with 27-hole net total of 95.125, over 1½ strokes ahead of runners-up William Aupouri and Eddie Brown Jnr.AdvertisementAdvertise

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https://www.alojapan.com/1247382/first-finisher-across-the-line-in-the-2025-melbourne-osaka-cup-zero-sets-the-benchmark/ First Finisher Across the Line in the 2025 Melbourne Osaka Cup – Zero Sets the Benchmark #boat #boating #lake #news #Osaka #OsakaNews #Photographs #photos #racing #reports #results #sail #sailing #sea #yacht #yachting #大阪 #大阪府 First Finisher Across the Line in the 2025 Melbourne Osaka Cup – Zero Sets the Benchmark by Melbourne Osaka Media 14 Apr 21:52 PDT 15 April 2025 Zero first to finish the Melbourne Osaka Cup © Al Dillon An emotional crew…
First Finisher Across the Line in the 2025 Melbourne Osaka Cup – Zero Sets the Benchmark

First Finisher Across the Line in the 2025 Melbourne Osaka Cup – Zero Sets the Benchmark by Melbourne Osaka Media 14 Apr 21:52 PDT 15 April 2025 Zero first to finish the Melbourne Osaka Cup © Al Dillon An emotional crew of Zero after finishing the Melbourne Osaka Cup © Julie Davis The IMX40 yacht Zero is the first boat to cross the finish line in the 2025 Melbourne Osaka Cup, arriving in Osaka at 07:00:18 (GMT+9) on April 15. Having departed from Melbourne in the second start group on March 9, co-skippers Katsuhiro Yamada and Masayuki Kobayashi were

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https://www.alojapan.com/1245739/lining-up-on-final-approach/ Lining up on final approach #boat #boating #lake #news #Osaka #OsakaNews #Photographs #photos #racing #reports #results #sail #sailing #sea #yacht #yachting #大阪 #大阪府 Melbourne Osaka Cup: Lining up on final approach by Melbourne Osaka Media 12 Apr 17:15 PDT 13 April 2025 Yamada and Kobayashi on Zero © Al Dillon 
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Lining up on final approach

Melbourne Osaka Cup: Lining up on final approach by Melbourne Osaka Media 12 Apr 17:15 PDT 13 April 2025 Yamada and Kobayashi on Zero © Al Dillon As the main fleet continues to close the gap on the earlier starters, they may never quite catch Zero, now on final approach to Osaka and poised to be the first yacht to cross the finish line, provided they successfully navigate the final challenges. Reaching Osaka, Japan, is no simple feat. As they approach Japan, first comes the powerful Kuroshio Current, a swift, warm ocean current running north along Japan's eastern

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https://www.alojapan.com/1245165/melbourne-osaka-cup-update-japanese-yachts-lead-the-charge-to-osaka/ Melbourne Osaka Cup update – Japanese yachts lead the charge to Osaka #boat #boating #lake #news #Osaka #OsakaTopics #Photographs #photos #racing #reports #results #sail #sailing #sea #yacht #yachting #大阪 #大阪府 Melbourne Osaka Cup update – Japanese yachts lead the charge to Osaka by Melbourne Osaka Media 11 Apr 00:09 PDT 11 April 2025 Trekkee from Japan to be second to arrive into Osaka © Al Dillon Zero looking to be the first arrival in…
Melbourne Osaka Cup update – Japanese yachts lead the charge to Osaka

Melbourne Osaka Cup update - Japanese yachts lead the charge to Osaka by Melbourne Osaka Media 11 Apr 00:09 PDT 11 April 2025 Trekkee from Japan to be second to arrive into Osaka © Al Dillon Zero looking to be the first arrival into Osaka © John Dynan The first boats to reach Osaka in the 2025 Melbourne Osaka Cup may both fly the Japanese flag. Zero maintains a commanding lead as it presses north toward the finish line, while 1122 Trekkee has just under 200 nautical miles separating it from the tail end of the earlier starters

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Waikohu’s women also had success in the Golden Girls’ division.Audrey Tamanui-Nunn’s opening round of 106-41-65 put her on track to placing second in the stableford while Valerie Grace, who won the net in 2024, was third in the Stableford, highlighted by her 101-37-64 in the second round.Back on home fairways, Grace continued her warm form in topping the women in round 1 of the Summer Cup with net 73.Karauria Ruru’s 68 was best of the men.AdvertisementAdvertise with NZME.SUNDAY – Summer Cup, round 1, men’s net: K. Ruru 68, L. Green 71, K. Tamanui 73, U. Chambers 78, I. Ruru 85.Women’s

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https://www.alojapan.com/1242817/melbourne-osaka-cup-update-home-is-calling/ Melbourne Osaka Cup Update – Home is Calling #boat #boating #lake #news #Osaka #OsakaTopics #Photographs #photos #racing #reports #results #sail #sailing #sea #yacht #yachting #大阪 #大阪府 Melbourne Osaka Cup Update – Home is Calling by Melbourne to Osaka Media 9 Apr 23:13 PDT 10 April 2025 Yamada on the helm of Zero – Melbourne Osaka Cup © John Dynan 
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Melbourne Osaka Cup Update - Home is Calling by Melbourne to Osaka Media 9 Apr 23:13 PDT 10 April 2025 Yamada on the helm of Zero - Melbourne Osaka Cup © John Dynan With just under 700 nautical miles to go, Zero has officially entered Japanese waters. But their journey is far from over as they complete their passage through the transition zone or horse latitudes, crossing the Kuroshio current, which flows northward at nearly 4 knots along the Japanese coast. And then comes the final test: threading their way through Osaka Bay, dodging ships, fishing boats, seaweed, and

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https://www.alojapan.com/1241357/chasing-osaka-a-person-recount-by-dave-kenny-onboard-the-secretary/ Chasing Osaka – A person recount by Dave Kenny onboard The Secretary #boat #boating #lake #news #Osaka #OsakaNews #Photographs #photos #racing #reports #results #sail #sailing #sea #yacht #yachting #大阪 #大阪府 Chasing Osaka – A person recount by Dave Kenny onboard The Secretary by Melbourne to Osaka Media 8 Apr 03:19 PDT 8 April 2025 L-R Paul Schulz, Jon Sayer and Dave Kenny © Jon Sayer The Secretary © John Dynan Its experiences like this…
Chasing Osaka – A person recount by Dave Kenny onboard The Secretary

Chasing Osaka - A person recount by Dave Kenny onboard The Secretary by Melbourne to Osaka Media 8 Apr 03:19 PDT 8 April 2025 L-R Paul Schulz, Jon Sayer and Dave Kenny © Jon Sayer The Secretary © John Dynan Its experiences like this that make the journey © Dave Kenny There's a powerful community spirit behind the 5,500nm Melbourne Osaka Cup, with support showing up in every port and with every challenge. Whilst Alive may have just overtaken The Secretary, a J44 skippered by Paul Schulz and Dave Kenny, it's not a true race moment. After two

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