Lance's Right
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It is known as a right, which means the wave breaks from right to left from the perspective of a watcher on shore. The break, along with the neighbouring left (Lance's Left) are named after the first person to surf both waves, Lance Knight.[2] The other name, HTs, is an abbreviation for Hollow Trees, because of a hollow tree that was on the point but has since washed away.