The CEO of top egg supplier Clarence Court, which is sponsoring The Game Fair’s Main Arena this summer, took the chance to ‘eggs-perience’ the Ragley Hall venue for himself this week.

Adrian Gott met with The Game Fair managing director James Gower and Marketing Executive Eleanor Usborne for a tour of the grounds of the stately home near Alcester, Warwickshire.

They were joined outside the hall itself by the estate’s owner, Lord Hertford, keen to welcome any visitors to his home.

Clarence Court supplies eggs to leading supermarkets – stamped with a blue crown emblem – from a wide variety of birds, from its popular Burford Brown chickens to the impressively sized rhea and ostrich eggs.

In addition to the exclusive naming rights for the Clarence Court Main Arena, the sponsorship deal will also see the company as official supplier to the James Martin restaurant and occupying a daily slot in the Cookery Theatre to showcase recipes.

Visitors will be able to buy eggs from a Clarence Court branded tuk tuk which will tour the showground and campsite, ensuring those staying over have a breakfast to remember.

Clarence Court’s CEO Adrian Gott commented: “The Game Fair is an event that attracts visitors from across the UK and celebrates everything we love about the countryside. We will be present on site and look forward to visitors coming to see us and learning all about our fabulous eggs.”

The Game Fair’s managing director James Gower added: “We feel extremely privileged and excited to be working with Clarence Court. Visitors will relish the opportunity to meet its team and find out more about its free-range birds and the huge variety of high quality eggs it produces.”