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3.4 A time penalty of 1.5 point per second (or part thereof) is applied for exceeding the par
time.
MULTI-HIT BONUS
3.5 3 bonus points are awarded for hitting (i.e. scoring on) any four targets.
4 bonus points are awarded for hitting (i.e. scoring on) all five targets.
TOTAL SCORING
3.6 The target points, time bonus/penalty and multi-hit bonus for each run should be
added together for that run’s score
3.6.1 If the competitor fails to score any hits on the targets, they score 0 for that run
(as per 3.2.1), regardless of time taken.
3.6.2 The archer can never receive fewer than 0 points for a run, even if the time
penalty is higher than the target points.
3.6.3 The scores of all runs should be added together for a total score.
*Guidance notes:
1.2.1 If manual timing is to be used then 2 posts about 1.5m tall should be placed at both
the start line and the finish line, one on each side. This will allow an assistant to stand
suitably far back that the chief referee is satisfied they are safe, and by lining up the posts
they can confirm that they are square to the start/finish line. As long as there is a clear line
of sight it is not necessary to be near the track and the assistant can drop their hand when
the horse & rider pass through the finish as normal.
1.8.2 A suggestion is made (see diagram below) regarding suitable safe locations for
people and horses to wait but the authority rests with the chief referee and range o ficer at
each venue.
Diagram showing the track set up to enable R and L-handed archers to compete without
resetting the track:
The yellow arrows are shots taken by both R & L-handers.
The green arrows are for R-handers, the blue arrows are for L-handers