What’s on at this year’s Ashby Show
Hope to see you there!
What’s on at this year’s Ashby Show
9.00-11.00 Heavy Horse Classes
11.00-11.30 Derwent Valley Gun Dogs
11.30-12.00 Young Farmer Tug of War Competition
12.00-12.45 Stannage Stunt Team
12.45-13.15 Parade of Vintage Tractors and Classic Cars
13.15-13.30 approx - Spitfire Flypast
13.30-14.30 'The Breedon Accumulator' Showjumping
14.30-15.00 The Grand Parade
15.00-15.30 Vintage v Modern Machinery Baling Demonstration
15.30-16.00 Modern Machinery
16.00-16.30 Stannage Stunt Team
16.30-17.00 Ashby Rugby Football Club
*** This is a guide and timings may change ***
The Sheep Show
The Clwyd Axemen
Ferretworld
The Education Hub
Derwent Valley Dog Scurries
Various classes take place throughout the day in the Show Jumping arena and once again the Accumulator Class is in the main ring to compete for The Perpetual Jackie Markham Memorial Trophy.
On our Village Green is always a hive of activity, we celebrate traditional crafts by show casing artisans demonstrating their craft from stick making to basket making, stone carving to hurdle making. Why not take a look around and watch the skilful artisans at work.
The popular GIANT tortoises are back on the village green, watch out for these creatures as they move faster than you think!
Local folk band 'Calling Time' will be entertaining all visitors to this very popular area.
Ivanhoe Archers will again be at Ashby Show and welcome any age and ability to come along and a go. For more information contact David Hammond at info@ivanhoearchers.co.uk
The WI inspiring women for over a 100 years!
The WI tent is always a thrive of activity at Ashby Show, go along a see the impressive themed displays from all the competing clubs from floral art to home cooking to crafting they have only the best from local clubs. These women all love friendly competition but which club will raise above the rest to win this year's classes.
There is also every year something for the public to have a go at last year it was making a floral crown. Go find out what's on.
If you are interested in joining a WI club then go head over to find out where your local club is and when they meet.
Counting sheep? There are over 1000 breeds of sheep!
At Ashby show we have a wide range of sheep classes, which include many different breeds.
We also have cattle classes spilt into diary and beef sections. Why not go along to the cattle lines and see how many cattle breeds you know. Judging takes place throughout the morning and exhibitors are always pleased to meet members of the public who go and admire the top entrants from around the region.
There is a full children's entertainment area at Ashby Show with lots of different activities and stalls.
Back again are the Giant Tortoises, the longest living animals on the planet! See them on the Village Green.
The educational tent is back this to educate the younger members of public on agriculture and forestry, with activities and competitions to take part in.
The showground is open at 8:30 am, with the last entry at 4 pm.
No, parking is free. Do not leave valuables in your vehicle, parking is at your own risk.
Please be aware we are unable to move electric vehicles from the Showground in the case of adverse weather conditions or vehicular breakdowns.
Yes, there is disabled parking for people who hold a blue badge. There are plenty of spaces available, no booking is required.
The Showground is an agricultural field, and there are no electric charging points on the site.
Please be aware we are unable to move electric vehicles from the Showground in the case of adverse weather conditions or vehicular breakdowns.
Carers go free if accompanying a disabled adult or child purchasing at ticket. On arrival to the show, you will need to show proof that you are the carer.
No, there are no ATM's onsite. Traders may accept both cash and card payments but please be aware the Show is situated in the middle of the countryside where mobile phone signal and Wi-Fi can not be guaranteed. It is advisable to bring cash with you to the Show.
Situated by the Main Ring, near the Members/President’s Marquee
Please go to the Secretary’s Cabin, or find the nearest steward who will assist you.
All lost property should be booked into the Secretary's Tent, or handed to a steward.do not leave the property unattended. Ashby show takes no responsibility for lost or damaged property.
MK Medical will provide first aid care with a Medical Centre situated next to the Show Jumping Ring, if unsure find your nearest steward who will assist you.
Dogs are welcome at the Show but must be kept on leads at all times. Please do not leave dogs in cars for any reason. Water is provided however we advise you to bring your own as well.
Toilets and disabled facilities are situated on all parts of the Show Ground.
Rubbish bins will be provided around the site. There is a strict NO LITTERING policy around the showground and car parks.
The public is reminded that this is an agricultural field, and uneven surfaces may be encountered. We advise all visitors to take care whilst walking around the showground. Be aware the weather may affect ground conditions.
Please be aware we are unable to move electric vehicles from the Showground in the case of adverse weather conditions or vehicular breakdowns.
These can be found in various areas around the Showground. However, picnics are also welcome.
Catalogues are available from the Horse, Cattle & Show Jumping Secretary's Tents in respective areas.
Horse numbers are available to collect, only from the Horse Secretary's tent which is located in the Horse Field. Cattle and Sheep numbers will be available in their respective areas, in the Cattle and Sheep Field. Entry numbers will not be available from the Show Secretary's Tent, situated next to the Main Ring.
No refunds are given on the day of the show. Write into the show office after the show when your request for a refund will be considered
