A jockey fractured his left leg after being hit by a bullock-cart while he was alighting from his cart. Identified as Tima of Gujjarwal village, he was rushed to the hospital.

In another incident, a woman kabaddi player from Jalandhar got hurt during a match. But as the first-aid team did not have the magic spray, she lay in pain for a while.

Meanwhile, Tarsem Lal, a spectator who was injured yesterday has now been stated to be out of danger. He is under treatment at a private hospital in Dehlon.

On the second day too the bullock-cart race attracted huge crowds from surrounding areas, who were eager to witness the mega event.

Jugglers from all over the state also showcased their talents. Gunnies record holder Rakesh Kumar improved his own record by lifting 76 kg weight on his ear. His previous record stood at 71 kg.

Jagdev Singh (75) of Punjgarahian village, district Hoshiarpur showed his strength by lifting a stone weighing 80 kg while Manjinder Singh from Amritsar district completed a record 300 push-ups in 15 minutes.

In a show of strength, Bhim Singh of Longowal village bent an 8-inch iron rod with his chest while Balbir Singh Mirza of Mank Dheri village, district Hoshiarpur and Gurmeet Singh of Khanna lifted 2 ploughs each with their teeth. Naresh Kumar presented a pretty picture by flying 151 kites with the same thread.

A dog race in the evening also attracted huge crowds. Boxer owner Babbu Grewal of Kila Raipur stood first, while Oscar owner Manveer Singh of Gujjarwal village stood second and Black Boss owner Sukhi Grewal came third.

The fourth position was bagged by Ferrari owner Keepa Kajiana while Leader owner Amrit stood fifth and Calgiri owner Dr Jung Bahadur bagged the sixth position.

PWD minister Parminder Singh Dhindsa, AICC spokesperson Manish Tewari and Kila Raipur MLA Jassi Khangoora were present to encourage the athletes.