Wrexham kept pace at the top of the Vanarama National League table following a 4-0 thrashing of Altrincham at the Racecourse Ground.
Paul Mullin opened the scoring in fine style just after the half-hour mark and set up Ollie Palmer for the Dragons' second just three minutes later.
Palmer grabbed his brace in the 64th minute, firing into the bottom corner to take his total to 11 on the season and James Jones completed the scoring as Wrexham stay three points behind leaders Notts County at the top of the pile.
The Dragons maintained their 100 percent record at the Racecourse as they prepare for another home match on Tuesday against Maidenhead.
Story of the match
Wrexham manager Phil Parkinson made just one change from the side that defeated Halifax in midweek with Jordan Davies replacing Elliott Lee in the midfield.
The Dragons threatened in the third minute as a long throw by Ben Tozer found the head of Palmer, but his effort was saved by Altrincham goalkeeper Oliver Byrne.
Alty then got a pass all wrong that Mullin seized on and after running at goal, he failed to keep his shot down.
The hosts continued to apply pressure, Luke Young sending in a corner that Jordan Tunnicliffe headed over.
On 26 minutes, the dangerous Mullin, who scored 32 times last season, shifted the ball onto his left foot, but his drive from just outside the box flew over the crossbar.
At the stroke of the half-hour mark, the visitors finally managed a good chance when Jake Cooper headed from the edge of the box, but Mark Howard was able to gather in.
Six minutes later, the Dragons did open the scoring. Palmer saw his shot at the back post cleared and Mullin beat Byrne with a spectacular overhead kick.
Two minutes later, scorer turned provider as Mullin as he received the ball from Callum McFadzean and laid it off for Palmer, who slotted home to make it 2-0.
The hosts thought they should have won a penalty when Marcus Dinanga was all over Davies, who went down in the area, but play was waved on.
Howard then saved from Chris Conn-Clarke, but the Dragons ended the first half well and truly on top.
Altrincham then tested Howard at the start of the second half, but the Wrexham shot-stopper held firmly from Dinanga's shot.
On the hour mark, Ryan Colclough got down the left-hand side with plenty of space in front of him and he sent a lovely lay-off pass to Elliot Osborne, who made a mess of his chance.
Colclough fancied a chance for himself, getting to the edge of the Dragons' box, but firing well over the crossbar.
In the 65th minute, the Welsh side put the game to bed, Davies playing in McFadzean and he played in Palmer, turning his defender behind him and he swept home for his second and Wrexham's third.
Howard did superbly to tip over Conn-Clarke's long-range strike three minutes later while at the other end, Mullin volleyed wide.
The Dragons' fourth was perhaps their most stylish. Palmer held off an Altrincham defender, laid the ball off to captain Luke Young and he fed the ball to Jones, who slotted home.
Howard was required to make one final save in the first minute of stoppage time in a match that saw Wrexham in full flight for most of the contest.
Player of the match: Paul Mullin (Wrexham)
