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The day saw the culmination of the sheepdog trials in the main ring, with the Young Handler prize going to Scotland’s competitor, 16-year-old Tyler Mckinlay from Biggar and her dog, Mel.

She said competing in the Main Ring at the show had been very different but she enjoyed her first time at the Great Yorkshire Show, even though the sheep had been challenging at times.

The hard-fought Senior title went to Peter Morgan of County Down in Ireland with dog Mosse.

Mary Stones and Jack Brittain with their North Country Cheviot’s owned by Keith Stones of Nuncote Nook Farm who were crowned champions of the Non Accredited Sheep Pairs

He said: “My son, Peter OG Morgan, was second in the Young Handlers earlier so it was a great day for us and worth coming."

The ceremonial President’s Handover also took place in the Main Ring, with Margaret Chapman officially handing over to Simon Theakston for 2023.

Yorkshire Shepherdess Amanda Owen got some top tips on sheep shearing from world champion Matt Smith, before taking to the new GYS Stage for a chat with host Christine Talbot and then getting stuck into a demonstration in the Cookery Theatre.

The Supreme Dairy Championship went to the Coates and Greenhouse families from Baildon, with their Holstein Intermediate cow, Enchanted Beemer Abbiene.

Yorkshire Shepherdess Amanda Owen with Champion Sheep Shearer Matt Smith

The Heavy Horse Turnouts attracted plenty of support from the crowds, with the Championship going to John Goodwin’s Shire pair, Henry and Oscar, driven by Sarah McLellan, and Reserve going to the Daniel Thwaites Brewery team driven by Richard Green.

Here are nine of the best pictures from the third day of the Great Yorkshire Show 2022

There were also new show jumping classes in the TopSpec White Rose ring for the first time, with the White Rose Open 1.20m class going to Suzy Golding riding Tony Mansfield’s Antigone Z.

The Blythewood Pairs winners led the cattle into the main ring for the Grand Parade, before the best Native and Continental Beef and Dairy pairs were chosen.

David Douglas with Whinfell Park Marilyn and Steven O’Cain with Upper Ffrid who were crowned Continental Winners of the Blythewood Pairs

The Dairy Pair title was won by Holsteins, a second triumph for Supreme Dairy Champion Enchanted Beemer Abbiene, shown by Ben Coates, with AC Birker’s Junior cow Whinchat Abbott Angela, shown by Niels van Beek.

The Native Beef ribbons went to Beef Shorthorns, with Geraint Price with Evans and Price’s Strawberries and Cream and Helen Morgan with Mike and Tracy Severn’s Coldrochie Leif, while the Continental pair of British Limousin were David Douglas with AW Jenkinson Farms’ Whinfell Park Marilyn and Steven O’Kane with Thor Atkinson’s Upper Ffrid.

The day was rounded off with the singing on the National Anthem in tribute to the Queen in her Platinum Jubilee year by sporting soprano Lizzie Jones, who had entertained the Main Ring crowds all week.

Charles Mills, Director of the Great Yorkhshire Show, said: “This has been a wonderful four days, which has seen some of the finest animals in the country compete.

"A Royal visit from the Princess Royal, two World Cattle Congresses, record breaking sheep numbers, sheep dog trials in the Main Ring and a new chat show on the GYS Stage are just a flavour of some of what we’ve hosted this week and we now look forward to planning the 2023 edition.”

The Channel 5 TV series “Today at the Great Yorkshire Show” attracted nearly two million viewers nationally when it aired on Wednesday and Thursday, showcasing highlights from the event.

The dates for next year’s show is Tuesday 11 till Friday, July 14 2023, with tickets set to go on sale soon.

Here are nine of the best pictures from the second day of the Great Yorkshire Show 2022

Fantastic final day of fun for everyone as Great Yorkshire Show came to close