The Persians shooting arrows from their short horn/sinew bows shoot at a very fast rate of fire. Therefore this trophy of an ancient Persian Arrow mounted in a case made from Black Walnut is the trophy to be won by the archer who scores the highest score in shooting for 30 seconds at a target set some short distance from the shooting line. The trophy is to be held for a year, then returned to be shot for the following year.

In addition to receiving the Persian Arrow the winning Archer will also be given a keepsake of the Persian blazer badge and a medal.

Persian Arrow Winners.

1999. a.n.other
2000. a.n.other
2001. Neil Beeby. Wales
2002. Neil Beeby. Wales
2003. John Beeby. Leics.
2004. Neil Beeby. Wales.
2005. Neil Beeby. DW
2006. Stephen White. KG Bowmen
2007. Chris Key. The Wakefield Archers
2008. Trevor Astley. Savile Bowmen
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