Edenbridge & Oxted Show
The show is pleased to announce that in 2010 we are welcoming the Cheshire Dog Display Team. The crowd will be treated to a brilliant display of canine wizardry at its very best.
The show is very proud to be able to boast one of the largest cattle entries in the country, visitors to the show are able to walk along the cattle lines and meet all different types of cattle exhibited at the show, from dairy to beef breeds.
At the south end of the showground we have the Heavy Horse Village, come and get face to face with these gentle giants, and watch as the exhibitors prepare them for the show ring, with not a hair out of place they are truly spectacular.
On the west side of the showground is the display of Vintage Farm Machinery, ranging from tractors to stationary engines, some of which have been restored and some in the "as found" state.
For all you petrol heads this section of the show is well worth a visit, come and see Edwardian Vintage, Post Vintage Thoroughbred and Classic Cars all displayed together.
The Edenbridge and Oxted are delighted to welcome back the Gardening roadshow within the Horticultural marquee, gardening experts Martin Fish and Geoff Stebbings will be on hand each day to help solve your gardening questions and gardening advice.
With today's emphasis on national and locally sourced produce and food, a visit to the Food Hall is a must.
If you become a member of the show, you will gain access to the members marquee that offers ring-side seating and prime viewing to the main ring.
By becoming a sponsor of the Edenbridge and Oxted Agricultural Show, you join some of the area's most prestigious companies, showcased before 50,000 visitors.
With over 300 Trade stands there is sure to be something for everyone! We try and keep the quality of our trade stands as high as possible, so whether you are looking for a new car, hot tub or walking stick, you are bound to find the best on offer at the Edenbridge and Oxted Show!
The show is very proud of this section of the show and has one of the largest number of entries not only in the South East but across the country.
Classes for Cattle, Sheep, Goats, Pigs & Llamas.
There are over 1500 Horses, Ponies & Donkeys at the show, over the 2 days of the show. With classes for everyone from Shetland to Shire. Including Ridden, Driven and In Hand classes.
This year sees the introduction of a Ridden Heavy Horse Class, on the Monday of the show.
Dogs are allowed on the show ground but should be kept on a lead at all times.
Displays of Gundogs, Agility and Obedience.
Bring your dog to take part in the Companion Dog Show on the Monday afternoon of the show.
Monday afternoon also sees the ever popular Terrier Racing and Terrier Show.
Once described as "little Chelsea", this part of the show received a huge facelift in 2009 which proved very popular with visitors, exhibitors and competitors and will go from strength to strength in the future. It show cases some of the regions
best produce and floral art, and was supported by exhibitors across the UK.
