Harold Smith has presented a stopwatch from Todd LaPage for being named jockey of the week at the Franklin County Fair. It would be the third and final day of racing at the Franklin County Fair and there would be another 10 races on the day with all races being dash races. Harold Smith would take a couple of wins on the day to secure the jockey honors. Gallery

Andy Gardner (3) and Irving Mauran (4) would battle right down to the wire for third during a sire stakes race. It would be the second day of Harness Racing at the Franklin County Fair. There would be ten races on the day paying out a total of 25,000 dollars throughout the day. The big winner on the day would be Harold Smith. Gallery

Jacob St. Mary (54J) would hit the ramp and get air and do a complete roll and land back on his wheels. It would be a new wrinkle at the Franklin County Fair as they would have truck demolition derby, rollover contest, and figure 8 races. It would be another packed house to see all the racing and smashing. There would be around 30 trucks, 6 rollover cars, and 8 figure 8 cars. The big winners on the day would be Jamie St. Mary in the Figure 8 Races, Jacob St. Mary in the rollover contest. The crowd would be very pleased with the show and are looking forward to its return next year. Gallery

Travis Charleson (31) puts a shot on the back of the 30 and gets under it raises her up and puts over on the driver side. It would be the second night of demolition derby action at the Franklin County Fair in Malone a part of the Total Destruction Promotion Series. There would be four heats of compact cars one heat of Powder Puff and Full-Size cars there would be around 75 cars on the night. There would be a lot of hard-hitting with an extra room that was out on the track and two cars would end up on their roofs throughout the night. The big winners on the night would be Jamie St. Mary in the full-size class and Travis Charleson in the Compact class and both would take home 1,000 dollars for the win. As for the Powder Puff class that would go to Brenda Christian. Gallery

Rene Bourdeau and his International 1466 have the front wheels pointed towards the sky during the 11,000lb Altered Stock Tractors. The Adirondack Truck and Tractor Pullers would make there annual return to the Franklin County Fair in Malone for there all day and night show. There would be a total of 25 classes on the day from Stock Trucks and Tractors all way to the Super Farm Tractors and Pro Stock 4x4 Trucks. It would be another packed house throughout the evening. There would be some speculator wheel standings and lots of smoke and some arrange throughout the pull. Gallery

Travis Charleson (31) with the hard hit on the passengers door on the 12A car Charleson would ended up taking third in his heat. It would be the first night of demolition derby action at the Franklin County Fair in Malone, NY. It would be a compact derby show tonight with 5 of the 6 heats of action being the compact cars with a total of 70 cars. There would be plenty of hard-hitting with the extra space that would be available on the track. When it is was all side and done on the night the two big winners would be Austin Martin in 8 Cylinder and Tom Pickering in the 4 Cylinder classes with both of them taking home a nice 1,000 payday. Gallery

Store Tavern's Shane Perotte (2) with the scoop and flip at short to get the force out at the second base. The Store Tavern would meet up with the Wendell's/Adirondack Archery in the Adirondack Slow Pitch Softball League. The Wendell's/Adirondack Archery would get off to the quick start with pair of home runs in the first for a quick 2-0 lead. Then in second, they would answer again with another pair of runs to extend the lead to 4-0. The game would stay there till the fifth when the Store Tavern would get on the board to make it 4-1. Then in the sixth Wendell/Adirondack Archery would add two more runs for the 6-1 victory. Gallery

Plattsburgh's Marcus Pullman (42) with the tackle on the Greenjacket trying to run it up the middle. The Plattsburgh North Stars would host the Glens Falls Greenjackets with the Mayor's Cup on the line. The North Stars would take the quick 8-0 lead when Javon Piccock would run back the opening kick. Halfway through the first quarter, they would extend the lead to 14-0 on Tory Bouyea touchdown. In the second quarter, the would get a pair of scores from Tory Bouyea and Brett Boyer for the 28-0 lead at the half. In the second half, the North Stars would go into cruise mode and get one short touchdown from Elisa Parks and secure the 34-0 victory in the winning effort the North Stars would improve there record to 3-1 on the season. Gallery.

After Hours Imaging Eric Dwyer (13) fields the grounder steps on third and fires across to first to complete the double play. The Store Tavern would meet up with After Hours Imaging in Adirondack Slowpitch Softball League action. The game would remain scoreless until the third inning when both teams would trade runs and the game would be tied at one. In the fourth, the Store Tavern would have some issues and After Hours would score six runs and take a 7-1 lead and then add another in the fifth to make it 8-1. In the sixth, the Store Tavern efforts would come up short getting just three runs. This would, in turn, give the After Hours Imaging the 8-4 win. With the win After Hours, Imaging goes to 4-6 while the Store Tavern falls to 5-5 on the season. Gallery

The 28x with the hard along the wall of 68 that lifts the passenger side of the car off the ground. The annual demolition derby would return to the Clinton County Fair. There would be around 110 cars spread out over nine heats along with truck heat. The sold-out crowd would be treated to good show throughout the day that would bring many cheers. There was definitely some great competition and hard-hitting. The winner on the day would come from outside the County in St. Lawrence county to win the main event. Gallery