Ryedale Show 2026: Best pictures as thousands enjoy one of Yorkshire's biggest agricultural shows

Thousands of visitors enjoyed livestock competitions, rural crafts, local produce and family entertainment as the Ryedale Show returned to Duncombe Park for another celebration of Yorkshire's agricultural heritage.

The Ryedale Show returned to Duncombe Park on Tuesday (Jul 28), bringing together farmers, exhibitors and visitors for one of Yorkshire's best-loved agricultural events.

Established in 1855, the annual show is renowned for its high-quality livestock competitions, traditional rural crafts and bustling trade stands.

Held on the last Tuesday of July, the event featured eight rings showcasing cattle, sheep, pigs, horses and goats, alongside produce, children's classes, sheepdog trials and a host of family attractions.

The picturesque Duncombe Park estate once again provided the backdrop after the show's return to one of its historic homes following more than 60 years away.

Take a look through our gallery to see some of the best moments from Ryedale Show 2026.

Judging of the home produce at Ryedale Show held in the picturesque grounds of Duncombe Park in Helmsley.

The Texel sheep are brought into the ring for judging at Ryedale Show

An exhibitor with her bull head to the judging ring at Ryedale Show

Entries of crooks at Ryedale Show

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