Hundreds of people competed at the Suffolk Show, flexing their muscles and strutting their stuff in a whole host of pursuits from show jumping to cart racing.
The Suffolk Show is the biggest agricultural event of the county, and offers farmers and trainers the chance to demonstrate their skill for thousands to see.
The morning of Wednesday, May 31 kicked off with the In-Hand Suffolk Horses, with 12 horses all foaled in 2019 lining up to be examined.
“Today is the most defining Suffolk day,” observed a commentator.
Later in the day, the show jumping races took place, with crowds ooh-ing and ah-ing as the horses were put through their paces.
In the Grand Ring, competitors raced around the track for the double-harness scurry.
With a time of less than a minute, the winner was driver Alison Osborne, who raced to victory with horses Buzz and Woody.
Also competing was Mrs Osborne’s husband, Jeff, aged 86, who came in at a respectable fourth with horses Twitter and Tweet.
Later, youngsters saddled up to compete in the Shetland Pony races, with Myla Coppins delighted to win first place.
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