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September 27th 2009 |
This very special show takes place in front of the lovely stately home at Loseley Park, between Godalming and Guildford, on September 27th at the end of Surrey Farm and Food Week. With a lovely Relaxed atmosphere, it draws crowds of around 10,000 for a fantastic country day out for the whole Family.
This year the show will feature a new section: Gun Dog Trials which can be entered on the day of the show,
Phil Gibbons and his racing lurchers and hawk, together with Daphne Neville and her otters, Bertie, Belinda and Rudi. These lovely rare creatures were born in captivity and are full of adventure and mischief.
For youngsters who love action, theshow provides fantastic introductions to country pursuits, from Clay Shooting to 4x4 Handling, from Fly Fishing to Tractor Driving. The day includes: Ploughing Competitions, Punch and Judy, Train Rides, Terrier Racing, Dog Agility, Sheepdogs, Vintage Tractor and Steam displays and classic cars – plus plenty of crafts, food and shopping.
This is very much a show for dog lovers too. Amy Hatcher will demonstrate how to train and work sheepdogs, there will be gun dog training, obedience coaching, displays of hounds and a chance for your dog to have a go at Dog Agility.
Countryside organisations such as Surrey Wildlife Trust will be represented at the show.
Tickets on the show day are £7.50 for adults, £6.00 for concessions and £4.50 for children (5 - 16 years). Under fives are free and there is free parking. A family ticket is available (2 adults, 2 children) £22.
Discounted advance tickets are available from the Surrey County Agricultural Society office, 8 Birtley Courtyard, Bramley, GU5 0LA, telephone no: 01483 890810 or online (click here) Tickets will be available from July 2007.
Trade stand Space is available as open space, shedding, shopping arcade/food hall. There is one type of application form. Details and prices of space are available online, but to apply for space you need to order a trade stand pack. This can be sent to you by post or email.
Ploughing Match Schedule and entry form coming soon
Sponsorship information Click here (.pdf)
NOVICE PLOUGHING CHAMPIONSHIP
The Surrey Novice Ploughing
Championship will be held in memory of Ted Comley, a keen Surrey
ploughman, who won the Surrey County Ploughing Championship fourteen
times and who died last year. Novices who plough at Surrey
County, Windlesham & District, Chertsey, Cranleigh, Guildford and
Chobham matches will be awarded points if placed, with their four best
scores counting towards the new novice Championship. Verbal assistance
may be given to the novices on the headland only. A presentation of the
Ted Comley Memorial Perpetual Challenge Trophy and total prize money up
to £180 will be awarded at the last match of the season. For further
information, schedules and entry forms, please download the schedules
from HERE (or to follow)...
