Dylan Galt (6) has the lead on his brother Lawson (7), both of Rolleston, on the car ride at the Mayfield A&P Show on Saturday. Photos: Toni Williams
Rangitata MP Andrew Falloon (white hat) and Mayfield A&P Show president David Whillans ride on the lead float during the grand parade.
Catching one of four pigs during a competition for children aged 10 and over.
Charlie Johnston, of Rolleston, handles an eel in the pet tent.
Pig racing was a crowd favourite during the Mayfield A&P Show on Saturday.
Bernie Lange (3), of Mt Somers, pats a puppy in the pet tent.
The Mayfield A&P Show on Saturday continued its point of difference from other shows with pig racing, an ear tag hunt (with a twist), pig chasing and tug of war competition; people against a team of Clydesdale horses.
The event had all the core aspects of an A&P show including a scarecrow competition, car and pony rides, inflatables, crafts, machinery and animals for petting just some of the family fun entertainment on offer.
Another crowd pleaser was the two-day tractor pull competition, organised by Tractor Pull New Zealand, run alongside the show over Friday and Saturday.
