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RESDA
2019 Tango Farms Sheep Dog Trial Open Winners

2019 Tango Farms Sheep Dog Trial Open Winners: Nancy Todd and Ace

Nancy Todd and Ace (above) after their Tango Farms win; Photo credit: Donna Beebe
Tango Farms Trial Judge: Colleen Duncan
Tango Farms Open Results

Placing

Handler

Dog

O/L/F

Panel 1

Panel 2

Chute

Pen

Total

Time

1

Nancy Todd

Ace

11

5

4.5

8.5

14.5

43.5

6:23

2

Catlyn Gilman

Bailee

13

4

3

8.5

14

42.5

5:15

3

Shelia Rios

Roy

12.5

5

4.5

10

10.5

42.5

5.39

4

Donna Beebe

Meg

12

4

4

8.5

11.5

40

5:15

5

Rhonda Lauritsen

Donny

11

4

1.5

8

13.5

38

6:15

6

Catlyn Gilman

Remmy

12

4.5

3

7

10

36.5

5:24

7

Steve Moody

Maddie

6

4.5

2

8.5

14

35

5:30

8

Steve Moody

Roadie

6

3.5

4

6.5

10.5

30.5

7:17

9

Karen Kollgaard

Timbre

9.5

3.5

4.5

0

11.5

29

6:57

10

Ginny Dains

Trim

13.5

4.5

3

5.5

0

26.5

7:16

11

Rhonda Lauritsen

Tarn

15

5

5

0

0

25

10:00

12

Ginny Dains

Robin

14.5

5

5

0

0

24.5

7:43

13

Sharon Heringer

Dylan

9.5

5

4.5

0

0

19

8:07

14

Rhonda Lauritsen

Conner

6

4

3

0

0

13

8:35

15

Sharon Heringer

True

5

4

0

0

0

9

6:45

16

Carolyn Erdmen

Jude

Retired

16

Shelia Rios

Gael

Retired
Tango Farms Pro Novice Results

Placing

Handler

Dog

O/L/F

Panel 1

Panel 2

Chute

Pen

Total

Time

1

Sharon Heringer

Try

7

3

0

0

0

10

4:59

2

Karen Stern

Kodai

2

0

0

0

0

2

4:23

3

Lauren Cowger

Flower

Retired

3

Carolyn Erdman

Tripp

Retired

NC

Carolyn Erdman

Jude

Non Compete
Tango Farms PeeWee Results

Placing

Handler

Dog

O/L/F

Panel 1

Panel 2

Chute

Pen

Total

Time

1

Rory

Bailee

10

4

3.5

10

27.5

5:59
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Link to Valley Ford Challenge Trial Entry

At their home ranch in western Sonoma County on May 18, Steve and Jeannie Moody will host a RESDA Sheep Dog Trial followed by a Mountain States Stock Dog Association style Cattle Dog Trial.

14 Trial Dates Scheduled for 2019

A variety of settings and sheep flocks tests the mettle of both dog and handler. The dog and handler team scoring the highest number of cumulative points though the year is awarded the annual RESDA High Points Championship.
PDF Schedule and Course Description
In 1947, less than two years after World War II ended, a group of Mendocino County sheep ranchers decided friendly competition was the best way to determine who had the best working sheep dog. The ranchers designed a unique course that tested the variety of skills needed on a working sheep ranch and founded RESDA. RESDA Sheep Dog Trials using our unique course have been run each year since then. These trials demonstrate the teamwork required to successfully run a livestock operation.
Membership Form
  • Join a community of Sheep Dog enthusiasts—a friendly place to learn about or try your hand at working Sheep Dogs
  • Support and participate in a Northern California agricultural tradition, in continuous operation since 1947
  • Obtain frequent opportunities to work and trial your Sheep Dogs
Constitution and Bylaws
The RESDA Constitution and Bylaws detail rules governing our sheep dog trials and other operations. The current version of the Bylaws was updated at the 2018 Fall General Membership Meeting held on November 17, 2018.
2019 Spring Meeting Minutes
Complete documentation of Spring Meeting decisions, including judging assignments and no point trials.
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