PHOTO GALLERY: Boone County Fair events on Friday

Saturday, July 25, 2009 | 3:04 p.m. CDT
Crowds watch Jason Sensenich, left, race Brian Ellison at the Boone County Fair's first side-by-side mud racing event. Sensenich went on to win the race.   ¦  Vivian Esparza
BY Vivian Esparza
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Photos from the side-by-side mud racing event and the cute Baby Boys Contest that were both held on Friday at the Boone County Fairgrounds.

 Benton Kiesling, left, covers his ears as a truck roars by at at the Boone County Fair side-by-side mud racing event Friday. Craig Flippin handles the sound just fine.   ¦  Vivian Esparza
Danny Koenig Sr. of Huntsville races to the finish line in his truck named "The Digger" at the Boone County Fair side-by-side mud racing event Friday.   ¦  Vivian Esparza
Parker Salter blows a pinwheel as mother, Emily Salter, watches on Friday at the Boone County Fair. Salter went on to win first place in 2-year-old division of the Boys Baby Contest.   ¦  Vivian Esparza
After winning first place in the infant division of the Boone County Fair Boys Baby Contest on Friday, 8-month-old Aiden Riley and his mother Ginger Riley pose as his grandmother takes a photo.   ¦  Vivian Esparza

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