LINCOLN - THE ROYAL SHOW

The Royal Agricultural Society show at Lincoln resumed after seven years, attracting record crowds, including overseas visitors. The King and Queen attended, participating in traditional ceremonies. Despite heavy rain, the event showcased Britain's finest breeds, with highlights including the Suffolk Punch, Percheron, and Hereford Bull. The mares and foals, along with the Drey Horses, were particularly popular.

What was the main reason for the international visitors attending the Royal Agricultural Society show?

• To enjoy the local cuisine

• To place orders for equipment and livestock

• To meet the King and Queen

• To participate in traditional ceremonies

During the Royal visit, what was presented to the Queen?

• A ceremonial sword

• A bouquet of flowers

• A gift from a shy little girl

• A prize-winning horse

What weather condition affected the Royal Agricultural Society show?

• Strong winds

• Snowfall

• A heatwave

• Heavy rain

Which breed was NOT mentioned as a champion at the show?

• Percheron

• Arabian Horse

• Suffolk Punch

• Highland-class Winners

Which animals were highlighted as particularly popular at the show?

• Goats and kids

• Cows and calves

• Mares and foals

• Sheep and lambs