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37    The  colours  of  the
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  2.  Procedure.4.1
  2.1   The IHAA Tower Style consists of 8 runs (T110) or 6 runs (T90 and T60).
  zones  are  not  specified  but
  2.1.1      An  abridged  4  run  version  of  the  T90  &  T60  is  permitted  for  special
  the  o ficial  IHAA  Tower
  target  is  shown  with  (outer
  circumstances.
  to  inner)  red,  white,  green,
  2.1.2   A variant of T60 (the FFE Youth T60) consist of 7 runs (1 walk & 6 canter, see #7)
  black  and    yellow  target
  2.1.3      As  standard,  an  archer  is  permitted  2  test  runs  in  canter  before  scored
  zones.   competition or grading runs, shooting is allowed on both runs.
   2.1.3.1   According to G&C #9.2.1 & #9.4 an organiser/ judge may reduce test runs
   to a single run. Competitors must be advised of this in advance.
  2.2   A loss of gait that occurs whilst taking a shot (having started to draw the bow) shall
  not be penalised and that arrow shall be scored. Further shots taken without regaining a
  canter shall not be scored.
  2.2.1   No further penalty or disqualification is incurred for gait infractions that are
  short in duration or a ter the last target. Persistent or tactical use of breaks in gait
  shall be penalised with a 0 scored run.
  2.3   The archer may carry the arrows in either hand; or in a quiver, belt or sash.
  2.3.1   Rules on permitted quivers are in General & competition rules #3.5
  2.4   The archer may start the run with one arrow nocked on the string.
  2.4.1   Arrows should be shot only between the start line and finish line. The start is
  considered to be when the front of the horse's chest breaks the beam of the starter
  timer and, for the purposes of shooting, the finish is when the archer’s body crosses
  the finish line.
  2.5   There is no limit on how many arrows the archer may shoot and all eligible arrows
  hitting the targets count.
  2.5.1   Any arrow shot outside the track (#2.4.1), or that is disallowed due to a gait
  infraction (#2.2.1), will score 0 points regardless of where it hits.
   2.5.1.1   If the judge is unable to determine which of several arrows in the target is
   the  one  in  question,  the  highest  scoring  arrow  of  those  under  consideration
   should be disallowed.
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