Bill Winslow of Harrison waits for questions from fairgoers Friday at the Waterford World’s Fair in North Waterford. The dairy farmer was given the task to answer questions for the “Ask Our Farmer” display inside the exhibition hall. The Waterford World’s Fair runs through Sunday. Daryn Slover/Sun Journal

Ellie Winslow, 14, of Waterford and her mother, Colleen Crowley Winslow, compete in the ribbon race Friday at the Waterford World’s Fair in North Waterford. Contestants rode their horses next to each other while holding a ribbon. Whichever team was the last to still be holding their ribbon won. The Waterford World’s Fair runs through Sunday. Daryn Slover/Sun Journal

Betty Parker of Sandwich, New Hampshire, braids a wool rug Friday at the Waterford World’s Fair in North Waterford. Parker said that she will show the rug that she is working on later this year at the Fryeburg Fair. The Waterford World’s Fair runs through Sunday. Daryn Slover/Sun Journal

Zach Sutton of Norway sits Friday with his French bulldog, Peaches, at the Waterford World’s Fair in North Waterford. This is the second year that Peaches has spent three days at the Waterford World’s Fair. The fair runs through Sunday. Daryn Slover/Sun Journal

Robert York, left, of West Bethel, Rodney Stevens, center, of Oxford and Bernard Bumpus of Oxford chat amongst a display of old tractors Friday at the Waterford World’s Fair in North Waterford. York, 78, and Stevens, 76, grew up together in Oxford. The friends are sitting next to a 1950 McCormick Farmall Cub, owned by Bumpus, who is 85. The Waterford World’s Fair runs through Sunday. Daryn Slover/Sun Journal

Cassey Eastman of Chatham, New Hampshire, rests Friday on the back of Sugar at the Waterford World’s Fair in North Waterford. Eastman grew up next door to Sugar in Harrison. Brendi Hemmingway, Sugar’s owner, said Eastman started coming over to spend time with Sugar when she was 5 years old. Sugar is 33 years old and has been coming to the Waterford World’s Fair for the past 20 years. The Waterford World’s Fair runs through Sunday. Daryn Slover/Sun Journal