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Nottinghamshire County Show could remain one-day event rather than two at Newark Showground

By Dan Churcher
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d.churcher@newarkadvertiser.co.uk
Published: 15:00, 16 May 2022
 | Updated: 16:49, 16 May 2022

Covid forced some changes to the organisation of the Nottinghamshire County Show this year, chiefly it becoming a one-day event rather than two.

Ridden hunters.
Ridden hunters.
Learning about its own breed.
Learning about its own breed.
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The show, the 137th, was returning after a two-year absence due to the pandemic and just took place on Saturday rather than Saturday and Sunday.

Stanley, Joe and Ernie TrferCook, who all appear on Channel 5's Spring Time on the Farm, and were exhibiting sheep at their first ever show. (56672652)
Stanley, Joe and Ernie TrferCook, who all appear on Channel 5's Spring Time on the Farm, and were exhibiting sheep at their first ever show. (56672652)
Mike Jones, of Newark Rugby Club, who were helping marshal the event, has a go at a bean bag throwing challenge. (56672669)
Mike Jones, of Newark Rugby Club, who were helping marshal the event, has a go at a bean bag throwing challenge. (56672669)

And the change appeared to prove a success with thousands of people attending throughout the day.

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