Backboards and Protective Barrier
Rules to play Horseshoes
Backboards and Protective Barrier
a. Backboards Every pit should have a backboard. It should be at least 4 feet behind the stake, be at least 1 foot high and extend the width of the pit. For spectator visibility, a mesh netting or chain link material is recommended. If of solid material, it should be a color that will provide a contrasting background so as to keep the stake visible for the contestants.
b. Protective Barrier All court complexes shall be surrounded by a protective barrier. The barrier should be at least 8 feet behind the stake. A chain link type fence at least 4 feet high is recommended.
Play of the game and value of the shoe
Temporary and or raised courts
Stakes
The rules
Backboards
The courts
Pit preparation and maintenance
Pit substance
Dimensions
Game preparation
The horseshoe
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