[4] As a descendant of the broodmare Flaring Top, My Miss Storm Cat came from the same branch of Thoroughbred family 8f which produced the British Classic Race winners Nijinsky, The Minstrel and Lahan.

Starting the odds-on favourite, she took the lead approaching the straight and got the better of a prolonged struggle with Millionreasonswhy to win by a neck, with the pair finishing almost fifteen lengths clear of the other three runners.

[10] Corey Nakatani took over the ride on My Miss Aurelia when the filly was stepped up to Grade I level in the Frizette Stakes at Belmont Park on October 8 when she started second favorite behind the Todd Pletcher-trained Stopshoppingmaria.

My Miss Aurelia took the lead soon after the start and steadily increased her advantage, drawing away in the straight to win by 5+1⁄2 lengths from Stopshoppingmaria without Nakatani having to resort to the whip.

[11] My Miss Aurelia's final race of the year was the Breeders' Cup Juvenile Fillies at Churchill Downs for which she was made favorite ahead of the Spinaway Stakes winner Grace Hall.

The two fillies raced together throughout the final quarter mile, bumping several times, before My Miss Aurelia prevailed by a head to take her unbeaten run to six[14] in what was described as a "terrific finish".

[15] On her final appearance of the year, My Miss Aurelia was dropped back in distance to contest the Grade I La Brea Stakes over seven furlongs at Santa Anita on December 26.

[21] In the following year's awards, My Miss Aurelia narrowly failed to win the title of American Champion Three-Year-Old Filly receiving 102 votes to Questing's 106.