Come Bye! was an updated version of One Man and His Dog and was free to view on Horse & Country TV hosted by well-known trialling enthusiast Robin Page. Come Bye! is a series of 15 one hour programmes that brings the skills and excitement of sheep dog trials back to television.
Robin Page
Presenter
Come Bye! was an updated version of One Man and His Dog and was free to view on Horse & Country TV hosted by well-known trialling enthusiast Robin Page. Come Bye! is a series of 15 one hour programmes that brings the skills and excitement of sheep dog trials back to television.
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