This worked like a champ for me.... I haven't perfected "come" but I'm pretty good with "Stop".... that will work because then you can scoop them up... and also it can be really helpful if they get outside accidentially.
Put a long leash on her. I usually do this in the house, for some reason. Then tell her to "STOP". Say it in a strong voice and emphasize the "P" at the end. Then as you say it, step on the leash so she'll have no choice but to stop. Be sure and use a harness and be sure you don't suddenly stop her when she is running fast.
Anyway, do this a bunch of times. When she stops, praise her and give a treat. Keep at it until she stops on her own. You can eventually give the treats every other time but continue to praise and then just praise.
Don't say Stop and then pick her up to do something she'll hate doing. I usually pick mine up and love on them and then a couple minutes later take them to the grooming table or whatever. I want them to associate "stop" with something good.
(BTW, I guess you know, also, never say "Come" and have them come to you and then you reprimand them.... that's the worst thing to do.... Always make "come" a good thing.)
Sometimes I will say stop and Kallie decides to play a little game and go around the table a couple times. Then she'll stop. Well, even though I want to tell her "bad girl" for not stopping right away I always praise her for the last thing she'll remember and that is that she "stopped".