In the first couple of days I had the pleasure of meeting the Chief Executive of the ISDS, Norman Lorton. He was busily trying to get the ISDS tent up and running it, as well as making a very good cup of tea on a propane camping stove. As the bits got put together in the tent, the merchandise began to be put out on the tables. Whistles, books, video tapes, shirts, caps, badges, and other Border Collie gifts were brought out to put everyone in the true Border Collie Association mood, as well as a large presentation from the Offaly District Council. The Offaly District Council was one of the sponsors of this World Sheep Dog Trial.
Click on any of the titles below for the full details of the videos from this event:
* ISDS World Trial 2005 – Highlights of the 4 days
* ISDS World Trial 2005 – Final Day – Top 5 Runs
* ISDS World Trial 2005 – Semi-Final Highlights
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- Summary of the top Qualifying runs, Field 1, at ISDS World Sheep Dog Trials, 2005 Although the sheep were moved around for the 2nd day of the qualifying, Field One kept the Suffolk type sheep that ran on the field...
- Summary of the top Qualifying runs, Field 2, at ISDS World Sheep Dog Trials, 2005 Field Two of the qualifying competition at the World Sheep Dog Trial was said to be the best field to work on due to a...
- Summary of the top Qualifying runs, Field 3, at ISDS World Sheep Dog Trials, 2005 On day 2 the sheep on Field 3 changed from the lighter Horned sheep to the Suffolks ewes that had been run on Field 1...
- Day 1 qualifying / ISDS World Sheep Dog Trials, 2005 The first day of competition at the ISDS World Sheep Dog trials was on the Thursday. 40 Border Collies were due to run on each...
- The Sheep at ISDS World Sheep Dog Trials, 2005 The committee for the ISDS World Sheep Dog competition did well to find such great sheep. These sheep for this year’s World Sheep Dog Trial...
