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WATCH: Udder-ly brilliant year for Staffordshire County Show

Bright sunshine brought bumper crowds to the Staffordshire County Show.

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Attractions at the two-day rural extravaganza, which started yesterday and concludes today, include a motorcycle stunt display, horse riding and more than 400 trade stands, making it a record breaking year for businesses.

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Event chief executive Richard Williams said: "We are delighted the weather has been much better than we were expecting. From the outset it has been a really good show.This year is particularly good."

Visitors were treated to displays from Britain's Got Talent 2014 contestants the Bolddog Ling Motorcycle Display Team, horse riding and hound competitions and the Mounted Games Association, a series of relay and obstacle type races performed at high speed by athletic riders and their ponies.

Other attractions at the showground include sheep shearing featuring 350 animals and four contestants, cookery demonstrations, a Punch and Judy show, children's den building, and cattle and sheep competitions.

Did you go to the Show? Send your pictures into Star Witness and be in with a chance of winning £100!