Here are some of the most frequently asked question to show HQ. If you can’t find the answer to your question here please do not hesitate to contact us.
Sunday 6th September 2026
Our profits go to local charities and organisations
Early Bird Pricing April-July
Adult £12
Children over 5 £5
Family Ticket £30 (2 adults + 2 children)
On the day pricing
Adult £14
Children over 5 £6
Children under 5 FREE
Family Ticket £35 (2 adults + 2 children)
Parking FREE
No, for health and safety reasons there will be NO ringside parking this year.
Catchem’s Corner,
Goltho,
Near Wragby,
LN8 5JD
(By kind permission of The Bourn Family)
The gates will open at 9:30am until 5pm
The Show is a dog friendly event and well behaved dogs on leads are welcome. There is a Fun Dog Show for pedigree and non pedigree dogs which takes place in the Dog Arena at 11am (enter on the day from 10am),
A schedule of classes is available within the Competitor zone on this web site.
There is ample FREE parking at the site by way of free public parking area and a dedicated disabled parking area in Car Park A for Blue badge holders. Please display your blue badge in your windscreen to assist the parking stewards.
There are a wide variety of catering concessions available along with the pic–nic area where there are benches and grass area to enjoy food.
We have looked at the question of facilities for our disabled visitors very carefully. A dedicated disable car park A is near to the show field. Please display your blue badge in your windscreen to assist the parking stewards.
Please note however, that the showground is an agricultural field and, as such, the surface may be uneven. Please take every care as you enjoy the show.
There are disabled toilet facilities on the field, one of which includes baby changing facilities.
Yes, there will be over a 100 trade stands exhibiting at the show, please come and support your local businesses. A full tradestand list can be seen here.
In July 1983 I was passing through West Torrington and decided to call at the Post office, a shop owned by Mr Gordon Allen assisted by Mary Philby. Mary came to serve me and during the course of our conversation I mentioned the Wragby Show – The last one being held in 1938.
She asked me all about it, so I told her that it consisted of Horse Showing and Jumping, Cattle, Sheep, Pigs, Mares and Foals and a Flower Show on the Vicarage lawn under a marquee. There was also dancing in the evening accompanied by a silver or brass band and fireworks were let off when it became dark enough.
When Gordon came home later, Mary told him what I had said about the show. Later that day Gordon and Mr Frank Dickinson came to see me and said “What about this show then “, I said “What about it?” The reply was “Shall we have a go at restarting it?” I said “Why Not?”
After a few days we arranged a meeting in the schoolroom in the Chapel, with all the interested people and we formed a committee. When they were told they could be held responsible for any loss that may occur – half of them dropped out! This left approximately 10 people, from whom we chose a Chairman – Mr Frank Dickinson, a Secretary – Mrs Christine Clay and Mrs Doreen Dickinson as Treasurer. Mr Les Thorne and I both put up £200 to start it off. After a lot of hard work we put on a successful show on 1st October 1983. All the money was paid back, everything was paid for and a good balance to put in the bank. The rest as they say is History.
“Written By The Late Harry Bruntlett In 2003”
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