Variety of events keep fairgoers busy
Aug 16, 2015
Joshua Molt of Taunton is determined to last as long as possible on top of a mechanical bull ride at the Rochester Country Fair on Friday. BY MATTHEW BERNAT
There was wrestling, cow wrangling and bull riding during the second day of the Rochester Country Fair on Friday evening.
Live music provided by Aaron Norross Jr. and The Old Dogs was heard under the big tent from 5 to 7 p.m. Starting at 7 p.m., Top Rope Promotions wrestlers took to the ring.
Fans got into the action, jeering for the heels and cheering on their favorites during several matches.
The fair continues through Sunday. View a complete schedule of events at rochesterma.org.
Joshua Molt of Taunton is determined to last as long as possible on top of a mechanical bull ride at the Rochester Country Fair on Friday. BY MATTHEW BERNAT
Teddy Goods takes a moment to visit with fans during his bout. BY MATTHEW BERNAT
Jaden, left, and Hannah Drinkwater of Wareham laugh as they feed a cow hay. BY MATTHEW BERNAT
During the first wrestling match put on by Top Rope Promotions, crowd favorite Teddy Goods is trapped in a hold. BY MATTHEW BERNAT
Tractor pulls are being held on all four days of the fair. BY MATTHEW BERNAT
A fan holds up a sign for wrestler Vega during the night’s second match. BY MATTHEW BERNAT
Stella Leeds wins first place in the 5 to 6-year-old category of the pie eating contest. BY GEORGIA SPARLING
Tayton Keezer pushes wheels into a zucchini for the vegetable race. BY GEORGIA SPARLING
Mia D'Almeida reaches for the sky on the rock climbing wall. BY GEORGIA SPARLING
Ten-year-old Josephine Eleniefsky celebrates coming in second place in the pie eating contest. BY GEORGIA SPARLING
Musicians jam under a tent at the fair. BY GEORGIA SPARLING
