A look at some of the top highlights from the past weekend of racing at Woodbine. Double play Da-Sean Gaskin doubled up on Saturday at Woodbine to reach 90 career wins. The multiple stakes-winning jockey led off his memorable afternoon with One Shot Scott (16-1) in the fifth before returning to the winner’s circle aboard Scary Speedy (8-1) in the card’s ninth and final contest. Gaskin’s mounts were the two highest-priced winners on the program. One Shot Scott. Michael Burns Photography Opening doors Make that two in a row for Paul Wiseman’s Keytothepark, who delivered a commanding 6 ¼-length victory in Saturday’s fourth. The dominant display under rider Pietro Moran, who scored thrice on the day, kept Keytothepark’s stock soaring after a 12-start winless stretch to begin her career. Trained by Darwin Banach, the 4-year-old daughter of War of Will–Inheritance was bred in Ontario by LNJ Foxwoods. She paid $4.30 as the even-money choice. Keytothepark. Michael Burns Photography Right stuff Veteran conditioner Mike Wright, Jr. sent out back-to-back winners on Sunday’s nine-race card. The multiple graded stakes-winning trainer coached Mor Joe’s Spirit to a front-running victory in the third and This Dude a Breeze to a confident three-length decision in the fourth. Wright, Jr., the 1998 Sovereign Award recipient as Canada’s Outstanding Trainer, is closing in on $12 million in lifetime earnings. This Dude a Breeze. Michael Burns Photography Share This:Share
