Someheartsomewhere, a three-year-old full sister to the great Somebeachsomewhere, recorded her third consecutive qualifying victory Thursday, May 26 at Pocono Downs. Owned by Ronald Michelon of Northbrook, Illinois and John Carver of Rapids City, Illinois, Someheartsomewhere (Mach Three–Wheres The Beach) went sent forth to Post 4 during Pocono’s fourth qualifying dash of the morning.

Trainer Erv Miller has spoken with Trot Insider in regard to Someheartsomewhere, the yearling full sister to harness racing great Somebeachsomewhere. Miller discussed the trips he has gone with the filly and how she is recuperating from her recent surgery.

“We got her about a week after the Lexington sale,” Miller told Trot Insider about the bay which was corralled by Illinois residents John Carver and Ron Michelon for $210,000 at the Lexington Selected Yearling Sale in October.

Miller explained that the Someheartsomewhere was turned out for a week after the sale before coming into his care.

“She’s stands really nicely,” Miller explained. “She’s got a nice attitude and a good body — she’s a nice, long filly.”

He told Trot Insider that it was a joy to break Someheartsomewhere; that she was really easy to break and that she has felt really good out on the track so far.

“She had OCD surgery after she was bought,” explained Miller, who said that the filly had chips removed from her left rear ankle. “The firm that sold her was nice enough to pay for the surgery. Everything went great.”

He explained that Someheartsomewhere will ship down to the Southern Oaks Training Centre, located south of Orlando, Florida after American Thanksgiving (Thursday, November 27).

Being one of North America’s top trainers, Miller has been behind some of the continent’s top stock over the past few years, but with Someheartsomewhere even he acknowledges that this situation is a little different. “We’re really excited about this filly,” he said.

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