And One More Time turns back all challengers in Aqueduct’s Plenty of Grace S.

Live Oak Plantation’s And One More Time got back to her winning ways on April 17^th at Aqueduct with a front-running score in the $150,000 Plenty of Grace S.

The 4-year-old daughter of Omaha Beach scored three wins in a row early in her career, including the Natalma S. (G1) at Woodbine in what was the final start of her 2-year-old season.

More recently, the dark bay filly performed admirably in the Pegasus World Cup Filly and Mare Turf (G2) and Hillsborough S. (G2) at Gulfstream Park.

Sent off the favorite in the one-mile Plenty of Grace, And One More Time got to the lead as the field passed under the wire the first time and moved over to the rail rounding the first turn. At the half-mile mark, Do Gooder came on nearly even terms with the front runner before And One More Time opened a one-length lead around the final bend. She held that margin the rest of the way and stopped the timer in 1:36.88 on the firm turf.

“Mark’s had her down there [in Florida] this winter and they got her ready,” said Shane Tripp, assistant to Mark Casse. “We just breezed her the one time here, but they did a good job. She had a start already and we were pretty happy to have her here. Great ride.”

And One More Time is 4-1-0 in eight starts and has earned $427,172. She was bred in Kentucky by William Harrigan and Mike Pietrangelo and is a half-sister to Grade 1 winner Simply in Front, three-time graded winner Honor D Lady and stakes winner Churchtown.