Souper woman Let’s Go Souper was in a league of her own on Saturday at Woodbine, dominating the afternoon’s fourth contest for her first career victory. The commanding 9 ¾-length triumph with Romero Maragh in the irons came in the 4-year-old Maclean’s Music filly’s 10th start, all of which have come at Woodbine. Trained by Gail Cox for owner Ralph Murray, Let’s Go Souper now stands at 1-2-1. She paid $7.20 as the 5-2 second choice. Let’s Go Souper. Michael Burns Photography Unblemished Chiefswood Stables’ Laskay extended his winning streak to begin his career to two with a confident showing in Saturday’s sixth. Paired with rider Rafael Hernandez, the 4-year-old son of Yorkton–Western Taffy reached the wire 4 ¼ lengths clear to cap off the decisive score. Conditioned by Katerina Vassilieva, Laskay has banked nearly $62,000. Sent off as the 5-2 second choice, he paid $7.50. Laskay. Michael Burns Photography Consistent as they come Indy One, trained by Sylvain Pion, has been the model of consistency over a 16-race career that has yielded a 6-4-3 mark and $142,723 in purse earnings. The 5-year-old son of Seattle Serenade added his latest victory on Sunday, posting a head score at 8-1 in a 6 1/2-furlong sprint over the main track. Bred by Minshall Farms, Indy One reached the podium in 13 of his first 14 starts. He paid $19.30 for his latest victory. Indy One (inside). Michael Burns Photography Share This:Share
