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PHOTOS: Routt County Cattlemen’s Classic Cattle Dog Trials

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Sis encourages a cow to get moving in another direction. Juan Reyes and Sis, a border collie, compete in the Routt County Cattlemen's Classic on Sunday.
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Foxy, a border collie, was tasked with moving cattle through various obstacles at Brent Romick Arena during the Routt County Cattlemen's Classic on Sunday.
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Jeff Meyers of Hayden competes with his dog Tate in the nursery class for dogs under 2 years old. Meyers is the event co-chair, alongside his wife, Erika Murphy, of the Routt County Cattlemen's Classic.
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Bob Wagner commands Zig, a border collie, to move cattle through obstacles at Brent Romick Arena as part of the Routt County Cattlemen's Classic on Sunday.
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Fox and handler Jed Rowland compete in the open class at the Routt County Cattlemen's Classic on Sunday.
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Juan Reyes and dog Sis compete in the Routt County Cattlemen's Classic on Sunday.
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A cow questions Foxy's authority during the open class competition at the Routt County Cattlemen's Classic Cattledog Trials. Foxy and handler Jed Rowland earned a blazing fast time compared to most other competitors.
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Shelby Reardon is the assistant editor at the Steamboat Pilot & Today. To reach her, call 970-871-4253, email sreardon@SteamboatPilot.com or follow her on Twitter @ByShelbyReardon.

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