The Wrangle Show – in its current format – dates back almost 50 years, having been revived in 1978 following the Queen’s Silver Jubilee the year before.
However, Wrangle has been holding a village show on-and-off since the late 1800s.
This year’s event included an array of attractions, including a dog show, children’s rides, heavy horses, classic cars, pony rides, live entertainment, a falconry display, a flower and vegetable show, and a spectacular stunt display from Moto Stunts International.
Secretary of the Wrangle Show Committee Kimberley Lewis said: “Overall we were very pleased with how the day went. All the acts were incredible and the stall holders were friendly with great products.
“We had a superb turnout for the flower show in the marquee and continue to be impressed by the local talent. Already looking forward to next year!”
1. Wrangle Show 2025
Moto Stunts International putting on a spectacular display in the Main Arena. Photo: D. R. Dawson Photography
2. Wrangle Show 2025
Keira Gilman, of Spalding, walking Otto the alpaca. Photo: D. R. Dawson Photography
3. Wrangle Show 2025
Judith Lee, of Gipsey Bridge, and Ffeena Lee-Gibbons, nine, of Wrangle. Photo: D. R. Dawson Photography
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Linda and Barry Holden, of Brothertoft, with their 1937 Austin 10 Pick-up. Photo: D. R. Dawson Photography