“It promises to be a very busy agricultural show indeed. The people of the County and beyond are certainly getting behind the event,” said Show committee Chairman, David Lloyd.

 

With over 1,000 animals already entered in the various competitions, (450 horses, 470 sheep, 170 cattle & 30 pigs), show officials are delighted with the entries and all eyes now are on a favourable weather forecast to support everyone’s hard work in staging the show.

 

“We have had people coming forward as new stewards which is very heartening while trade space is filling up very quickly indeed despite the recession” added Mr Lloyd.

 

In keeping with Show’s commitment to support youth and excellence in agriculture, children Under 16 will go in free with all other adults paying the £7.50 admission fee.

 

Members, traders, livestock exhibitors and sponsors have been issued with a showground plan to help ease of traffic movement but you can also view it via the link at the top of the page.

Due late unavailability, it has been necessary to change the judges in some Horse Section classes. The new judges are:

 

Driving Section: John Dobson, St Helens Farm, Rotherham

Welsh Mountain Ponies (Section A): J G Berry, Betws Stud, Can yr Afon, Gwynedd

Coloured & Spotted Horse: Joan Thomas, Grange Stud Farm, Neath

Mountain & Moorland: Joan  Thomas, Grange Stud Farm, Neath

 

Competitions start at 9am with Show catalogues on sale in the Secretary’s office alongside the Grandstand beside the main ring on show day. Price £2.

If you have any query please contact the show office via e-mail from here