WEST Somerset’s largest agricultural event the Dunster Show saw more than 250 trade stands selling everything from tractors to rum, and cheese to jumpers.

There was also plenty for members and visitors to see and do elsewhere on the showground.

Riders from the Jamie Squibb motorcycle display team showing off aeronautical skills on their return to Dunster Show this year. PHOTO: George Ody.Young riders competing in the Shetland Pony Grand National at Dunster Show 2026. PHOTO: George Ody. Claire Howarth Keitch with Awholelotta Rosie and foal at the 2026 Dunster Show. PHOTO: George Ody.Simon Brown and Jeremy Curtis, from Wootton Courtenay, at this year's Dunster Show. PHOTO: George Ody.A traditional display of hounds at the 2026 Dunster Show. PHOTO: George Ody.Mervyn Sharland with his 1949 OTA tractor at Dunster Show 2026. PHOTO: George Ody.John Harris takes guests on a tour of Dunster Show 2026 in his 1926 three-litre Bentley. PHOTO: George Ody.A Morris 8 car on display in the vintage vehicle section of this year's Dunster Show. PHOTO: George Ody.Ava Thomas on Cranford Fantastic on her way to winning the Shetland Pony Grand National number one race. PHOTO: George Ody.Nicola Bentley-Lovell puts Primitive Alpine through his paces at the 2026 Dunster Show. PHOTO: George Ody.Children, and adults, at this year's Dunster Show prove Punch and Judy is as popular as ever. PHOTO: George Ody.It would not be Dunster Show without an ice cream from local favourite Styles. PHOTO: George Ody.Ferret racing organised by Terry Moules at this year's Dunster Show. PHOTO: George Ody.A circus zone was among the entertainment for crowds attending the 178th Dunster Show. PHOTO: George Ody.Ron King's Hot 6 Jazz Band provided musical entertainment for the crowds attending Dunster Show 2026. PHOTO: George Ody.

Riders from the Jamie Squibb motorcycle display team showing off aeronautical skills on their return to Dunster Show this year. PHOTO: George Ody.

Young riders competing in the Shetland Pony Grand National at Dunster Show 2026. PHOTO: George Ody.

Claire Howarth Keitch with Awholelotta Rosie and foal at the 2026 Dunster Show. PHOTO: George Ody.

Simon Brown and Jeremy Curtis, from Wootton Courtenay, at this year's Dunster Show. PHOTO: George Ody.

A traditional display of hounds at the 2026 Dunster Show. PHOTO: George Ody.

Mervyn Sharland with his 1949 OTA tractor at Dunster Show 2026. PHOTO: George Ody.

John Harris takes guests on a tour of Dunster Show 2026 in his 1926 three-litre Bentley. PHOTO: George Ody.

A Morris 8 car on display in the vintage vehicle section of this year's Dunster Show. PHOTO: George Ody.

Ava Thomas on Cranford Fantastic on her way to winning the Shetland Pony Grand National number one race. PHOTO: George Ody.

Nicola Bentley-Lovell puts Primitive Alpine through his paces at the 2026 Dunster Show. PHOTO: George Ody.

Children, and adults, at this year's Dunster Show prove Punch and Judy is as popular as ever. PHOTO: George Ody.

It would not be Dunster Show without an ice cream from local favourite Styles. PHOTO: George Ody.

Ferret racing organised by Terry Moules at this year's Dunster Show. PHOTO: George Ody.

A circus zone was among the entertainment for crowds attending the 178th Dunster Show. PHOTO: George Ody.

Ron King's Hot 6 Jazz Band provided musical entertainment for the crowds attending Dunster Show 2026. PHOTO: George Ody.

The ‘Village Green’ offered live music, a Punch and Judy show, archery, funfair, community circus, and ferret racing, along with food outlets and the Caz bar provided by The Rest and Be Thankful Inn, from Wheddon Cross.

The members’ enclosure, sponsored by local tea and coffee merchant DJ Miles, did a roaring trade as membership of Dunster Show proved even more popular than ever.

It now has more than 540 members supporting the show each year.

A full list of winners is available on the show’s website.