Somebeachsomewhere is the fastest 3-year-old in history thanks to his 1:46.4 win in a Bluegrass Stakes division at The Red Mile in Lexington. The time equaled the fastest race mile in history, which was set by Holborn Hanover in 2006. Holborn Hanover was five at the time of his record.

The win in the Breeders Crown final allowed Somebeachsomewhere to pass 2000 Breeders Crown champ and Horse of the Year Gallo Blue Chip for the top spot on the single-season earnings list. Gallo Blue Chip earned $2.42 million in 2000; Beach reached $2.44 million with the victory.
Somebeachsomewhere’s only loss came at the Meadowlands in the final of the Meadowlands Pace. He was beaten by a neck by Art Official in a then-world-record 1:47. Since then, Beach has won nine in a row.
In addition to being the fastest 3-year-old in history, Somebeachsomewhere is the fastest 3-year-old on a half-mile track (1:49.2) and set the record for fastest time by a 2-year-old when he won the Metro Pace last season in 1:49.3.
Somebeachsomewhere was not paid into the Breeders Crown as a two-year-old, when that event was at the Meadowlands in November 2007. His connections planned on only racing him about six starts. They did make the future eligibility payment for him to race in the Crown as a three-year-old.
Brent MacGrath's Career Training Statistics Through December 2, 2008
Year Starts/Wins/2nds/3rds Earnings UTRS
2008 15 14 1 0 $2,448,003 0.970
2007 0 0 0 0 $0 0.000
1996 5 1 3 1 $2,031 0.600
Total 15 $2,450,034