Breeders' Cup Mile top three finishers

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This is a listing of the horses that finished in either first, second, or third place and the number of starters in the Breeders' Cup Mile, a grade one race run on the grass held on Saturday of the Breeders' Cup World Thoroughbred Championships. [1]

YearWinnerSecondThirdStarters
2023 Master of The Seas Mawj Casa Creed 13
2022 Modern Games Shirl's SpeightKinross14
2021 Space Blues Smooth Like StraitIvar13
2020 Order of Australia Circus Maximus Lope Y Fernandez14
2019UniGot Stormy Without Parole 13
2018 Expert Eye CatapultAnalyze It14
2017 World Approval Lancaster BomberBlackjackcat14
2016 Tourist Tepin Midnight Storm14
2015 Tepin MondialisteGrand Arch12
2014 Karakontie AnodinTrade Storm14
2013 Wise Dan Za Approval Silentio 10
2012 Wise Dan Animal Kingdom Obviously 9
2011 Court Vision Turallure Goldikova 13
2010 Goldikova Gio Ponti The Usual Q. T.11
2009 Goldikova Courageous CatJustenuffhumor11
2008 Goldikova Kip Deville Whatsthescript11
2007 Kip Deville Excellent Art Cosmonaut11
2006 Miesque's Approval AragornBadge of Silver10
2005 Artie Schiller Leroidesanimaux Gorella12
2004 Singletary Antonius Pius Six Perfections 14
2003 Six Perfections Touch of the BluesCentury City13
2002 Domedriver Rock of Gibraltar Good Journey14
2001 Val Royal Forbidden Apple Bach12
2000 War Chant North East Bound Dansili 14
1999 Silic TuzlaDocksider14
1998 Da Hoss Hawksley HillLabeeb14
1997 Spinning World GeriDecorated Hero12
1996 Da Hoss Spinning World Same Old Wish14
1995 Ridgewood Pearl Fastness Sayyedati 13
1994 Barathea Johann QuatzUnfinished Symph14
1993 Lure Ski Paradise Fourstars Allstar 13
1992 Lure Paradise Creek Brief Truce 14
1991 Opening Verse Val Des Bois Star of Cozzene 14
1990 Royal Academy Itsallgreektome Priolo 13
1989 Steinlen SabonaMost Welcome11
1988 Miesque Steinlen Simply Majestic12
1987 Miesque Show Dancer Sonic Lady 14
1986 Last Tycoon Palace Music Fred Astaire14
1985 Cozzene Al Mamoon Shadeed 14
1984 Royal Heroine Star Choice Cozzene 10

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