The huge annual event took place from Friday to Sunday, June 6-8, at the South of England Showground in Ardingly.
It boasted a programme full of agricultural and equestrian displays, live entertainment and shopping from 9am to 6.30pm each day.
Before the event, organisers had promised ‘a spectacular line-up of attractions’, including countryside crafts, demonstrations and a livestock section with hundreds of competitive classes and displays of cattle, sheep, pigs and goats.
The weekend also featured: mock cattle auctions, butchery talks, showjumping competitions, heavy horse demonstrations, farriers, falconry and ferret displays, search and rescue dog exhibitions and a dedicated medieval reenactment zone.
A South of England Agricultural Society spokesperson said on Facebook: “It’s been a busy three days celebrating the countryside from showjumping and livestock competitions to vintage machinery and traditional crafts. Thank you to our visitors for coming, we hope you had a good time.”
They added: “Thank you to our all of our volunteer stewards, trustees, council members, judges, and members without whom we wouldn’t be able to run the show. You make all the difference.”
The society said the Autumn Show and Horse Trials will be on September 27 and 28.
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Cattle at the South of England Show on Friday, June 6 Photo: Staff

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Showjumping Photo: Staff

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Ponies at the show Photo: Staff

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Flowers for sale Photo: Staff