Held at a farm on the Cumbria/Northumberland border on August 2, it attracted exhibitors, competitors and visitors from across the region.
The overall Champion of Champions title was awarded to Gary Gorman with the outstanding Clydesdale mare Glebeview Lady Izzy, while the Reserve Champion of Champions accolade went to Ross and Elaine Pattinson of Temon Farm with their exceptional exhibit, Topside Unique.
The competition showcased some of the finest livestock from across the show, judged by Les Kennedy.
This year's show saw a record number of entries in the Industrial section – with an outstanding display of homecraft, baking, horticulture, photography, arts and crafts, showcasing the talent within the local community.
The livestock sections were of an exceptionally high standard, with strong entries across the cattle, sheep and horse classes, while the vintage machinery display once again proved a popular attraction.
The pony classes, dog agility demonstrations by Halty Hounds, Irish line dancing, Cumberland and Westmorland Wrestling, the brass band and the thrilling speed shear competition all helped to provide a day full of entertainment entertainment for visitors of all ages.
A Gilsland Agricultural Society spokesperson said: “We would like to thank everyone who helped make the day such a success – including our exhibitors, competitors, judges, stewards, sponsors, trade stands, volunteers and visitors.
“Your continued support ensures that Gilsland Show remains one of the highlights of the agricultural calendar.”
5. Gilsland Show 2026
There were strong entries across the cattle, sheep and horse classes. Photo: Contributed