Heath Allen (Brudhton) aboard the 3 Determination gets the wire to wire win in the fifth race over Scott Renz and Taste of Magic in the 2-year-old Trotters race. The New York County Fair Racing Series would return to the Franklin County Fair for the there second day of three days of racing. It would be another full card of racing with 11 races on the day. Many of the races would come right down to the wire. There would be a good crowd on hand to watch the racing. Gallery

Lawrence LaPage (North Bangor) aboard Diamond Glitter leads the DW Fancy with Kevin Gale driving in the third race on the front stretch 2-year-old trotter race. Gallery

John MacDonald (Russell, ON) and Mar Dream win the Red & Maragaret Memorial with the new track record 1:59.3 beating the old track record by a tenth of a second. It would be the last of three days of racing at the Franklin County Fair. There would be 8 races on the card with three of them being memorial races. There would be another good crowd in attendance. Andy Gardner would be named the driver of the week for his stellar performance over the three days. Gallery

Kenneth Martin (Chateaugay) and JMF's Tepy comes down for third in the third race the Donald LaPage Memorial. Gallery

Crash Monreau with a head first crash through the fire wall. Tonny Petersen and his Hell-drivers returned to the Franklin County Fair in Malone after a near 5 year hiatus. They would take there Dodge cars/Trucks and show off their skills behind the wheel at high speeds and close corners. There would be a crash aspect as they would take out the junk cars and roll them over launch them in the air and hit other cars. There would be a near-full crowd that would be on the edge of there seats throughout the show and looking for them to come back next year. Gallery

Tonny Petersen takes the truck up on two wheels and shows off his skill as he goes all the way around the track on the two wheels. Gallery

George Lester and his Farmall on a slow ride in the 7,500lb Antique Tractor class and finishes second. The Franklin County Fair would try something new this year and have their street truck and antique tractor pull on a separate night and they would get around 100 entries in fifteen classes. There would be a good crowd in attendance for a first-time event and does show promise for next year. Gallery

Barb Geurin and her Toyota Tundra walk it out the door for the win in the 5,500lb Stock Trucks class. Gallery

During heat four of the 31 and 27 would meet on the track with back ends and the shot would take both cars off the ground. It would be time for the annual demolition derby at the Franklin County Fair in Malone. There would be 100 cars divided up into 8 heats from 4 cylinders up to the mighty 8 cylinders along with the girls' heat and the popular truck heat. The eventual winner would be Joey Foster from Potsdam. There would be plenty of crowd-pleasing moments to keep the crowd there from start to finish. Gallery

Scott Cook (56) would get tagged up on by three other cars and get sent right on over on his roof during heat one. Gallery