Plainville, MA — Enhance Yourcalm N made a third consecutive jump in class, this week rising to the top-level $25,000 Winners-Over Handicap featured trot. Despite the tougher company, the results remained the same as Enhance Yourcalm N won again on Thursday (Sept. 28) to remain undefeated at Plainridge Park.

Kevin Switzer Jr. got away fourth with Enhance Yourcalm N while the front-trotting Echo De Meautis FR (Nick Graffam) towed the field to the half in :57.1. Enhance Yourcalm N was out and rolling there and flushed Big Al M (Mitchell Cushing), who provided cover to the seven-eighths pole before Enhance Yourcalm N tipped around him and went head-to-head with Echo De Meautis FR. Echo De Meautis FR looked to have the edge heading home, but Enhance Yourcalm N incrementally drew nearer with every stride and got up in the shadow of the wire to win by a head in 1:53.4.

Enhance Yourcalm N withstood another class hike and nailed Echo De Meautis FR at the winning post in Thursday’s featured trot at Plainridge Park. Tom Melanson photo.

It was the seventh win of the year for Enhance Yourcalm N ($5.40), who is owned by his trainer, Mark Eaton, along with Robert Griffin.

Earlier, in the $17,500 conditioned trot, Sonny’s Moni got back to his winning ways after tasting defeat for the first time in 2023 last week. Bruce Ranger gave Sonny’s Moni a second-over trip behind Dewey Dog (Jim Hardy) in pursuit of the leading Twoscoopsforjack (Kevin Switzer Jr.). Sonny’s Moni moved into second at the top of the stretch before pulling away to a 2-1/4-length win in 1:55.2.

It was the eighth win in only nine starts this year for Sonny’s Moni ($2.40) and owner Moni Maker Stable. Domenico Cecere trains the winner.

Drivers Brett Beckwith, Mitchell Cushing, Jim Hardy and Jay Randall had two wins apiece on Thursday while 11 different trainers each won one.

Live racing will resume at Plainridge Park on Monday (Oct. 2) at 2 p.m., when the second leg of the $3 million Massachusetts Sire Stakes goes behind the gate featuring the state’s best bred 3-year-olds. Also, there will be a $14,843 carryover in the Wicked Hi-5 pentafecta in race six.