The premium is now posted for our annual fall trial at the Gamber Fire  Company Fairgrounds in Gamber, MD.

This site offers plenty of room to run your dog when you’re not in the ring as well as parking for cars, tent campers, and RV’ers. (Note: this is one of the three remaining OUTDOOR USDAA trials in this area and it occurs at a GREAT time of year at a very friendly RV site with electric hookups available.

Our judges are Lisa Brockmeier and Sarah Crane

Entry fees for the titling classes are the typical low cost of $14 per titling class. This trial also features local qualifiers for Grand Prix, Steeplechase, and the Masters Challenge Biathlon.

Here’s a nice surprise from competitor Trena Laswell who attended the trial on Saturday and took pictures:

I have two links for people to use, one is on my Google Photos account and one is on Shutterfly. 

https://photos.app.goo.gl/sj8uK99Td3Fr7TKi8
https://link.shutterfly.com/nLASL9Bp1eb

They aren’t really quality pictures, so I’m not asking for any money. Happy to get the practice and learn how to take better photos.

Enjoy!

Also, we would like to recognize the new title holders from this trial:

The premium is now posted for our annual spring trial. To keep everyone as safe as possible, this trial is being held in the open air barn at Hog Dog Productions in Millersville, MD. Because of the pandemic, we waited until we were sure of good trends in numbers statewide. Note that this means you only have a few weeks to get your entry in for the trial.

This site offers plenty of room to run your dog when you’re not in the ring as well as parking for cars, tent campers, and RV’ers.

Our judge is Ashley Anderson .

Make sure you review the revised trial procedures for COVID-19 avoidance so that you understand what we’ll all need to do to keep everyone safe.

Entry fees for the titling classes are the typical low cost of $14 per titling class. This trial also features qualifiers for 2 of the 4 tournaments for the 2021 World Cynosport Games (aka the USDAA Nationals) located in Nashville, Tennessee when we hopefully have the SARS-COV-2 virus under control by then.

As with all USDAA trials, entries are unlimited. Actually… that’s no longer true of all USDAA trials since the rule changes, but *this* one is unlimited 😊

Deedra Prigel of Dee Prigel Photos was on site for much of the day on Sunday. Her pictures capture last weekend’s gorgeous weather, the lush color of an outdoor trial in the Mid-Atlantic, the picturesqueness of the site with its cornfield backdrop, and of course our dogs! Be sure to take a look 🙂

Finally, full results for each day are available: