Michigan Horseshoes Training Guidelines. Events offered Singles Doubles Modified Singles Modified Doubles 2 Special Olympics Michigan.

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Michigan Horseshoes Training Guidelines

Events offered Singles Doubles Modified Singles Modified Doubles 2 Special Olympics Michigan

Uniforms White short-sleeve shirt or T-shirt and dress shorts/pants is the preferred uniform. Uniforms of all team members must be identical in color and style. Shoes: Tennis shoes or smooth-soled shoes are recommended. Shoes with spikes are not permitted.

General Rules Any shoe pitched while the pitchers foot touches or extends over the foul line shall be declared foul and removed from the counting distance. In pitching the shoe, the pitcher shall stand on the pitchers platform at one side or the other of the stake. In delivering the shoe, the pitcher must remain behind the foul line until the shoe has left his/her hand.

No contestant shall move his/her own or opponents shoe or shoes until the winner or point or points has been agreed upon by contestants or a decision has been rendered by the referee. Referee shall declare foul shoes thrown by a contestant failing to comply with this rule and award points to the opponent according to the position of his/her shoes. No contestant shall walk to the opposite stake or be informed of the position of the shoes prior to the completion of an inning. Any player repeatedly violating rules or guilty of unsportsmanlike conduct may be barred from further competition in the contest. General Rules

Choice of first pitch or follow shall be determined by the toss of a coin or a flipped up shoe. In successive games between the same players, the loser shall have a choice. A contestant must pitch his/her second shoe from the same side of the approach as his/her first shoe. A contestant may pitch his/her shoe from the approach side of his/her choice during any inning of the game as long as they are both pitched from the same side. Penalty: the second shoe shall be removed from the court. A contestant may switch horseshoes between innings at any time during the contest. A switch cannot be made after the first shoe is pitched unless the first shoe pitched is broken. The penalty will be forfeiture of that game. General Rules

Between games, pitchers may be allowed four practice pitches. Any released horseshoe that has crossed the foul line shall be ruled a pitched shoe and cannot be re-pitched. If it is discovered during an inning that a contestant has pitched his/her opponents horseshoes, that entire inning shall be pitched over using the proper horseshoes. General Rules

Any shoe pitched by a contestant, that lands outside the fair area of the opposite pitching box is a foul shoe. Any shoe that lands in the fair territory but hits the back-stop or the other objects and comes back into the pitching area shall be called a foul shoe. In order to count points, horseshoes must land in box. If the horseshoe rolls in the box, it must be removed before the next shoe is pitched. Foul shoes shall be removed from the opposite pitchers box. General Rules

A foul shoe shall not be scored or re-edited except in the score sheet column headed shoes pitched. When a foul shoe disrupts the position of a shoe in fair territory, the foul shoe is to be removed from the pitching area and all other shoes are to remain as they are. When a shoe lands in fair territory and breaks into separate parts, it shall be removed and the contestant is allowed to pitch another shoe instead. General Rules

Scoring Measurements to determine points shall be made with calipers and straight edge. A shoe must be within 6 inches of the stake to score. A ringer is declared when a shoe encircles the stake far enough to allow the touching of both heel caulks simultaneously with a straight edge. There are two official methods of scoring: the cancellation method and the count-all method. The count-all method is used at the State Summer Games.

Count-All Scoring A regulation game consists of 18 shoes pitched by each player (9 innings). Each player shall receive credit for all points according to the position of the shoes at the end of each inning, regardless of what his/her opponent throws. Thus it is possible for each player to score six points in any one inning. Ringers count as three points, and shoes within 6 inches of the stake count one point each. No extra points are given for leaners; however, the leaner will count as one point.

Count-All Scoring Players shall alternate first pitch, one player having the first pitch in the even number innings and the other player in the odd number innings. The double alternate first pitch may be used if desired. Ties shall be broken by pitching as many extra innings as are designated in the tournament rules.

Doubles Play At the State Summer Games, with doubles horseshoes, both athletes will pitch toward the pit in one direction behind the foul line. Partners points are added together, but the individual records of ringers and shoes pitched should be kept. In all other respects, the game is the same as the conventional singles or walking game.

Doubles Play Athletes who do not have partners and who originally registered for doubles horseshoes may not team up with an athlete from a different area. Only athletes who are from the respective area alternate list may be used as a doubles partner. Doubles teams made up of a senior male and female are considered senior male team, and all players including femalesmust throw from the 30 foot line.