Scurry racing: Scurry driving is a fast-paced equestrian sport in which a pair of ponies pull a carriage around a course of cones in an attempt to get the fastest time.

The aim is to achieve the fastest time in getting around the track, without knocking any balls off the top of the cones that mark the course. For every ball that is knocked off, a time penalty in incurred.

With drivers and ponies at a gallop, it makes an exciting spectacle. Due to the small distance between the cones, accuracy is key. A course contains between 10 and 14 obstacles, such as a box and a slalom.

It is some years since Scurry Racing has come to the County Show and for many visitors this may be the only occasion to see such an exciting sport take place in Wales. Racing will take place in the Grand Arena on Tuesday and Wednesday - a great spectacle not to be missed.

Kangaroo Kids: The fantastic Kangaroo Kids show is back in Pembrokeshire. Bigger and better than before, the new Kangaroo Kids show is amazing. All the actions takes place in the events arena opposite the fairground. Staring Matt Coulter and Paul Hamman both world class stunt riders, you will not be disappointed. With three action-packed shows per day and double headlining with the Monster Trucks, the 2016 Events Arena Show will be the biggest and most exciting show to be seen in Pembrokeshire. Don’t miss it!

Pembrokeshire Young Farmers ready to recruit: Once again this year, the Young Farmers are pleased to be back at the Pembrokeshire County Show and are looking forward to showcasing our fantastic organisation which offers young people in Pembrokeshire an opportunity to learn, achieve and have fun.

We are keen to promote the organisation to potential new members and this year and are setting up our very own demonstration stage with members displaying various skills and abilities that they have developed through being part of the Young Farmers Clubs.

More importantly, we can offer life skills - the ability to voice an opinion, or take part in a meeting, help those less fortunate and stand up in front of a crowd and give a presentation. All things that will make us active members of our communities and ensure we develop future community leaders!

The Pembrokeshire Federation is keen to show all young people living in rural areas and nearby towns that Young Farmers can offer something for everyone from 10 to 26 years old, male or female. Whether or not you are from a farming background, the movement has got something for you. Most importantly, and above all else, we at Pembrokeshire Young Farmers have fun and make lots of friends for life.