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Hilltop Sheepdog Trial 2024
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Judges for 2024- Jamie Spring - to judge Open 2 , Provice 2 and Novice 1 and 2.
Ed Hawkins - Pronovice 1 , Nursery, Open 1 and 3 and Double Lift CLICK ON PICTURE FOR RUN ORDER
Ed Hawkins - Pronovice 1 , Nursery, Open 1 and 3 and Double Lift CLICK ON PICTURE FOR RUN ORDER
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Mankota, Saskatchewan will once again host the annual Hilltop Trial. Mankota Grasslands Inn is pleased to be the official accommodation for the event. Please book early.
306 478 2909
The Lodgel in Kincaid,
Saskatchewan will also have rooms
which will be available -306 264 7834
Camping available within town or at grounds.
306 478 2909
The Lodgel in Kincaid,
Saskatchewan will also have rooms which will be available -306 264 7834
Camping available within town or at grounds.
The 2024 Hilltop Sheepdog Trial is in the one horse town of Mankota, Saskatchewan. A beautiful field with rolling hills is available, and will no doubt test your dog. Previous trials in this field has shown that the course is very doable, yet a challenge. A three day open trial, double lift and two days of pro novice and nursery dogs. Guaranteed to have a fun time!!
Entries are now closed for 2024
Click on picture for entry form
E transfer hilltoptrial@hotmail.com
Paypal - aspatria@hotmail.com
US checks accepted at PAR
Click on picture for entry form
E transfer hilltoptrial@hotmail.com
Paypal - aspatria@hotmail.com
US checks accepted at PAR
About The Location.
About the Flock
The flock this year will be the farm flock of Hilltop Ranch 300 hardy Scottish blackface cross to deal with..always a good challenge for beast and man.
The topography allows several different open outruns, ranging from 425 to 550 yards. The double lift outruns are from 500 to 600 yards. Toted as the "Meeker of the North", the sheep and the lay of the land will test teams fairly.
The topography allows several different open outruns, ranging from 425 to 550 yards. The double lift outruns are from 500 to 600 yards. Toted as the "Meeker of the North", the sheep and the lay of the land will test teams fairly.
