Mark Jefferies
aerobatic display

Mark Jefferies is a hugely experienced aerobatic pilot, and will perform (weather-permitting) on both days of the 2019 Uffington White Horse Show. He has been British aerobatic champion at all levels throughout the years, and flies the very latest, highest performance certified aircraft the EXTRA 330SC. The display is truly set to be a stunning, world-class air display.
SCURRY
DRIVING

Scurry Driving is a fast-paced equestrian sport in which a pair of ponies pull a carriage around a course of cones. The aim is to achieve the fastest time round the track, without knocking any balls off the top of the cones. For every ball knocked off, a time penalty is incurred. Three classes of race will entertain the crowds on Monday.
Turweston
Helicopter rides

Turweston’s helicopter flights reach heights of 1000 feet over the open countryside and provide stunning views of the White Horse from the air. The Bell 206 Jetranger aircraft can accommodate up to four passengers at a time, three in the rear and one as co-pilot. There are no minimum restrictions for age, as long as the child can sit in a seat wearing a seat belt. To pre-book your flight visit
Heavy
horses

Heavy working horses were the tractors of their day, providing a practical, dependable, and renewable power source for agriculture, railway building, earth moving, mining, and logging. Come and enjoy these beautiful animals parading in the main arena, displaying their harnesses, dray carts and other agricultural implements.
Eyes to the skies for the BBMF Dakota
It is always a treat to see The Battle of Britain Memorial Flight (BBMF), and for 2019, we are delighted to have their C-47 Dakota displaying at the Show on Monday. The BBMF operates out of RAF Coningsby in Lincolnshire. Flown by regular serving RAF Aircrew, the Flight operates Spitfires, Hurricane Mk 2Cs, a Lancaster, a C-47 Dakota and two Chipmunks. Heralded as one of the most successful aircraft designs in history, the Douglas C-47 Dakota is one of the world’s most famous military transport aircraft. The Dakota is an important training asset as no other multi-engine tail wheel aircraft remain in RAF service outside the BBMF. The Dakota is used for initial training of aircrew for the BBMF multi-engine aircraft and for renewing the currency of the Flight’s Lancaster pilots each year. Visit their website here.
The Old
Berkshire Foxhounds

The Old Berks Hounds join us again this year and will parade in the main arena on Monday. Careful breeding has resulted in a skilful pack, which have had their fair share of success on the flags over the years. Come and meet the hounds and learn about this country tradition.
Lurcher
and Terrier Show

Watch these fantastic lurchers and terriers do what they do best: running, and fast! The action-packed demonstration sees the dogs race at full speed chasing the electric lure.
King
Ramps

We’re delighted to welcome King Ramps’ professional BMX riders and skateboarders who are set to thrill crowds with their skilful tricks and stunts on the halfpipe. Check them out on Youtube
Inch Perfect
Trials Display

As the longest established motorbike trials display team in the UK, Inch Perfect Trials Display know how to wow a crowd! Two of the UK’s top trials riders showcase extreme control, balance, skill and plenty of nerve as they perform massive jumps up vertical walls, breath-taking ‘drop offs’, wheelies, stoppies, back wheel hops and 180 degree flick turns.