Indiana Sires Stakes returned to Harrah's Hoosier Park on Wednesday, June 14 with round two for the sophomore trotting fillies. Two $50,000 splits highlighted the 14-race card, with the favorites living up to the wagering hype on their way to scores in each division. The first flight went off as the evening's 11th race, and Helpoftheseason would reward her backers at the window as the 6-5 post time choice. Leaving from post three in the field of nine, Peter Wrenn hustled Helpoftheseason into position off the wings of the gate, pushing second choice Naturdays, who left alertly from post nine with Matt Krueger, hard through an opening quarter of 27 1/5. Helpoftheseason relinquished the lead to Naturdays, and the round one winner of stakes action for the group took the field to the half in a throttled-down 57 2/5. Naturdays continued to hold command entering the far turn but was now under pressure from Flo Lashomb and Kyle Wilfong, who launched their bid from third to challenge the leader at three-quarters in 1:27 2/5. At the top of the lane, Naturdays and Flo Lashomb continued their slugfest up front as Wrenn waited for the passing lane. Once up the rail, Helpoftheseason powered home behind the strength of a 27 3/5 final quarter to nail a game Naturdays at the wire, prevailing by half a length in 1:55 1/5. Flo Lashomb and Wilfong held for the third spot. Bred by Ben Wittmer, it was the second victory in three seasonal starts for the first-crop daughter of Helpisontheway, out of the Angus Hall mare Torches Star. Trained by Melanie Wrenn, it was the sixth career victory in her tenth start and she has now banked $178,300 lifetime for owners John Schmucker and Wrenn Racing LLC. ► Sign up for our FREE DRF Harness Digest Newsletter It was Swanya's turn to deliver as the 3-5 chalk in the second tilt, going as the 13th race on the card. Leaving from the middle of the gate in post five in the field of nine, John De Long was aggressive with Swanya from the outset, leading the field through an opening quarter of 27 4/5. Swanya would release the lead briefly as Stella Rose and Mike Oosting worked their way to the lead up the backstretch after leaving from post eight, but De Long tugged on the right line and quickly reasserted Swanya back at the front through an opening-half of 57 seconds. The field remained in straight alignment, following Swanya's lead around the far turn as she maintained control of the race through three-quarters in 1:25 3/5. In the stretch, Swanya remained in charge, but she was facing pressure now in the form of Yo Beth D and Trace Tetrick as they launched their bid from third. The two fillies battled as they separated themselves from the field, with Swanya prevailing by three-quarters of a length on the line over Yo Beth D behind the strength of a 27 3/5 final quarter to score in a lifetime-best 1:53 1/5. Stella Rose and Oosting would hold for show to round out the trifecta. Trained by Missy Essig, Swanya visited the winner's circle for the sixth time in eight seasonal starts after making just one start as a freshman, and she has now earned $79,250 for owner Jacalyn Beeman. Bred by Leonard Miller, Swanya is a daughter of Swan For All and out of the Lou's Legacy mare Tanya's Legacy.   Racing action continues at Harrah's Hoosier Park on Thursday, June 15 with a 14-race card featuring a single $95,500 division of Indiana Sires Stakes for the 3-year-old trotting colts and geldings. --press release (Harrah's Hoosier Park)--