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R1-2-5. The single, double and serial shot disciplines may be run in any order.
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 2.1.2      As  standard,  an  archer  is  permitted  2  test  runs  in  canter  before  scored
 competition or grading runs, shooting is allowed on both runs.
  2.1.2.1   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  Horses must be in canter or gallop throughout the track
 2.2.1   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.
  2.2.2   No further penalty or disqualification is incurred for breaking gait.
 2.3      Arrows  must  be  individually  drawn  from  a  quiver,  belt  or  sash.  (Rules  on  permitted
 quivers are General & competition rules #3.5). Arrows may not be carried in the boot
 2.3.1   If two arrows are drawn together, one must be discarded or returned to the
 quiver, and the other may be used. The competitor gains nothing from their error and
 so is not penalised.
 2.4  Competitors may start with one arrow nocked or in the hand. The remaining arrows
 must be in the quiver, belt or sash (as per #2.3).
 2.5   Arrows must be shot only between the start line and finish line.
 2.5.1   A competitor is deemed to have "crossed the startline" when the front of the
 horse's chest crosses the line. For the purposes of #2.6, a competitor "crosses the finish
 line" when the archer’s body passes the finish line.
  2.5.1.1   The benefit of the doubt shall be given to the competitor. If the judge is
  not sure then no penalty shall be imposed.
 2.6   Only one arrow may be loosed at each target.
 2.6.1      If  more  than  1  arrow  was  shot  at  a  target  then  the  lowest  scoring  arrow
 (including arrows registering a 0 score for a miss) will be counted.
 2.7   Any arrow shot in contravention of #2.2 (breaking pace) or #2.5 (outside the track) will
 score 0 points regardless of where it hits.

 3. Scoring
 TARGET POINTS
 3.1   All targets score as follows (inner ring outwards): 5, 4, 3, 2, 1 points.
 3.1.1   Arrows hitting the tiger/boar (where there is one) in the centre of the square
 target score 5pts, ie. the same as the zone it is within.
 3.1.2   The archer is awarded the target score of all eligible arrows shot (see 2.9).
 TIME BONUS
 3.2   The par time for a run is 14s on a 90m track and 23s on a 150m track.
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