A farmer who was trampled by his award-winning bull at an agricultural show, is reunited with his owner after surviving severe injuries as a result on July 11 in Burnhope, United Kingdom.

Barron, 61, was dragged along the ground and knocked unconscious by his bull Barrons Oslo. Miraculously Barron survives sustaining serious injuries. The incident occurred at the Great Yorkshire Show in Harrogate on Tuesday. Today, the farmer has been reunited with 16-month-old Barrons Olso at the showground.

The farmer trampled by his prize-winning bull at an agricultural show was reunited with the animal today - and revealed it had been 'spooked' by the opening of an umbrella. Show-goers looked on in horror as Willy Barron, 61, was dragged along the ground and knocked unconscious by Limousin bull Barrons Olso, who weighs almost one tonne. Miraculously Mr Barron survived serious injury during the incident at the Great Yorkshire Show in Harrogate on Tuesday. Today the farmer was reunited with 16-month-old Barrons Olso at the showground.