Asher Dell Farm offers multiple herding trial every year.

Central Florida Herding Club hosted the state of Florida's first AKC Farm Dog Certification Test May 13, with maximum entries. We want to thank all of our awesome participants who came from all over the state! A special thanks to Ron Brautigam and Lind Bara-Weaver who did a phenomenal job judging this exciting event! Also, we especially want to thank Judith Kelly for allowing CFHC to pioneer a brand new AKC herding program on her property, Asher-Dell Farm!!

Mark You Calendars:
USBCHA: None!
Clinics: None!
AKC: October 12 - 14th at Asher Dell Farm! Judge: Terry Wofford! Entry Opens August 19th. We will be having the New D Course!
Click link below for entry:
Entry Form
AHBA: November 9-10 at Asher Dell Farm! More details to come 
Asher Dell Farm 2019 SDT
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Here is a link to some amazing pictures from the No Frills USBCHA trial in May:
https://www.badazzdogz.net/blog/usbcha-at-asher-dell
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Here is information about the trials that we have:

AKC: Eligibility: All dogs nine (9) months of age or older from breeds accepted into the herding program that are registered with The American Kennel Club are eligible to participate in herding tests and trials. However, dogs may enter an Instinct test at six months of age. All dogs nine (9) months of age or older from the breeds accepted into the herding program that are enrolled in the Purebred Alternative Listing (PAL) program – formerly known as the ILP program – are eligible to participate in herding tests and trials. For complete set of rules and regulations go to akc.org/pdf/rulebooks/RG9001.pdf

AHBA: Herding Trial Program allows herding dogs and their trainers to demonstrate herding skills at graduated levels of herding training.  The emphasis is on accomplishment of requirements rather than on competition. For more info on AHBA Trials, go to www.ahba-herding.org
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USBCHA: The United States Border Collie Handler's Association, Inc. (USBCHA) is the sanctioning body for sheepdog and cattle dog trials throughout the United States and Canada. It was founded in 1979 and has  
grown into an organization of more than 800 members. Members who qualify at sanctioned Open trials during the year are eligible to compete in the USBCHA National Sheepdog and Cattle dog Finals to determine the champion Open dog and handler for that year. The USBCHA held the first National Cattle dog Finals in 2001. www.usbcha.com

Here is a link to the Central Florida Herding Club website: http://www.centralfloridaherdingclub.com/
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If you have any questions email: Judith at asherdell@gmail.com or Jacquie at CFHC.President@comcast.net