The Moore County Kennel Club of North Carolina invites dog enthusiasts to participate in the Coursing Ability Test (CAT) and Fast CAT trials. Held at the scenic Carolina Horse Park in Raeford, these AKC-sanctioned events provide a fantastic opportunity for dogs of all breeds to showcase their speed and natural coursing instincts in a safe, professional environment. Spectators and participants alike will enjoy the spacious grass surface and the welcoming community atmosphere of this premier equestrian facility.
What to Expect
A day of canine athletic competition on a grass surface at a premier equestrian park.
Who Should Attend
Dog owners
AKC enthusiasts
Canine athletes
Local pet community
Spectators
Agenda Overview
Trials begin with check-in followed by organized runs throughout the day.
Venue & Address
Carolina Horse Park Foundation
2814 Montrose Rd Raeford , North Carolina – 28376 United States
Organizer
Moore County Kennel Club of North Carolina · Non-profit Organization
A local kennel club dedicated to promoting responsible dog ownership and canine sports.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a CAT?
A Coursing Ability Test is an entry-level event that tests a dog's natural ability to follow a lure.
Is Fast CAT different?
Yes, Fast CAT is a timed 100-yard dash that measures a dog's top speed.
Are all breeds welcome?
Yes, the event is open to all AKC-registered and mixed-breed dogs.
Where is the event held?
It is held at the Carolina Horse Park in Raeford, North Carolina.
Do I need to register?
Yes, participants should check the official Moore County Kennel Club website for entry details.
Is there parking?
Yes, ample parking is available at the Carolina Horse Park.
Can I bring spectators?
Spectators are welcome to watch the trials.
Tags
Dog Sports
AKC
Raeford Events
Pet Friendly
Outdoor Competition
Fast CAT
Summary
An AKC-sanctioned dog coursing event featuring CAT and Fast CAT trials at the Carolina Horse Park.