Walter Whip and the Flames is going to run free whip cracking classes during the day, but it's after dark he will be putting on a really spectacular show.

It combines flaming whips and fire in a performance that promises to light up the night.

The action starts early at Bedgerabong Showground this Saturday with showjumping and horse ring events, sheep, cattle, pig and pavilion judging and so much more.

All your traditional favourite Show activities and treats will be on offer, plus so much more.

Crowd favourites including prizes for most appropriately dressed and the dog high jump return.

Check out the fire buckets and cast your vote for the People's Choice, test your skills on the mechanical bull or even try a free belly dancing lesson.

Forbes and District Historic Tractors return and will put on a tractor pull display, and the farmyard nursery will be open to delight the younger show-goers.

Don't miss chainsaw sculptor Rob Bast, whose travels all over Australia and the world entertaining with his skills.

The weather is forecast to hit a balmy 22 degrees under mostly sunny skies with a light wind.

Special guest Murray Wilton, General Manager of the Royal Agricultural Show Society, will conduct the official opening at 2.30pm before the grand parade of winners.

Conditions should be ideal for a great day out, and it will all wrap up with a spectacular fireworks display.

Entry is $15 for adults, under 16s are free.

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