Visitors enjoyed the many wonderful displays, activities, games and shopping opportunities.

Organisers said there were more than more than 100 fun things to see and do across the three-day programme, including the return of equine and livestock competing.

Corrie Ince, show director for the South of England Agricultural Society, said: "Visitors to the show will be able meet rural businesses and farmers, learn first-hand about countryside industries and see a huge variety of horses and livestock strutting their stuff in the main rings.

"A day at the show offers a unique opportunity to see and sample all the wonderful things our countryside and region have to offer."