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It's Showtime For Dacre, Son & Hartley In Otley
Leading estate agent Dacre, Son & Hartley will be a key exhibitor at this year’s Otley Show, which takes place on Saturday 19th May, and anyone who visits their stand and books a free property valuation and market appraisal will be entered into a prize draw to win a meal at Buon Apps.
This year will be the 209th Otley Show, making it the UK’s oldest one day agricultural show. In addition to the full range of cattle, sheep, horses, goats, poultry and dog shows, as well as lots of trade, craft and art exhibitors, highlights will also include camel racing, a birds of prey demonstration, dancing sheep, a show jumping competition, musical performances from Otley Brass Band and a vintage car and tractor exhibition.
Tim Usherwood, who heads up Dacre, Son & Hartley’s Otley office, says: “Otley Show is one of the UK’s main agricultural shows and a major event in Wharfedale’s annual calendar. As a successful local business, we’re delighted to be a longstanding supporter of it. This year’s show promises to be a fantastic spectacle, with something for all age groups and lots of new events to entertain the entire family.
“We’re also looking forward to promoting the full range of sales, lettings and property services that Dacre, Son & Hartley offers throughout its office network, which covers the whole of Wharfedale and most of West and North Yorkshire. Anyone booking a free marketing appraisal on the day will immediately be entered into a prize draw to win £75 and £25 vouchers for renowned Otley eatery Buon Apps River Lounge and Italian Restaurant.”
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Steven Wright .
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