This is a film made by Vaughan and Co. of Hull of an Agricultural Show in the Hedon area of East Yorkshire immediately after the end of World War Two. The film begins with a brief shot of a heavy horse being led around the show, followed by three judges conferring at the microphone.  Then cows are led around the arena, watched by spectators who are seated around the perimeter of the field.  There follows children riding around the field on horseback wearing fancy dress. A pony and trek rides...

This is a film made by Vaughan and Co. of Hull of an Agricultural Show in the Hedon area of East Yorkshire immediately after the end of World War Two. The film begins with a brief shot of a heavy horse being led around the show, followed by three judges conferring at the microphone.  Then cows are led around the arena, watched by spectators who are seated around the perimeter of the field.  There follows children riding around the field on horseback wearing fancy dress. A pony and trek rides past, and two men have a cigarette in front of a tent, while two girls and a boy walk across the field.  A group of women are seated on the back of the lorry of ‘J Pockley, Corn and cake merchant, Camerton and Hedon’. There are shots of the crowd watching behind a rope fence, some seated in front of it.  Some small children are riding horses.  There is then a horse jumping competition, again showing the crowd and the loudspeakers.  Some of the crowd stand in front of advertising billboards for ‘Naturalists: Agricultural and Horticultural Merchants’ and Greasley and Palmer: Auctioneers, Valuers and Estate Agents’. Title – The End A Vaughan & Co Production.