Irish Triple Crown race winners

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The Irish Triple Crown Winners is a three-race competition for Thoroughbred racehorses.

The Irish Triple Crown consists of the Irish 2,000 Guineas (at 1 mile), the Irish Derby (at about 1½ miles), and the Irish St. Leger (at 1 mile and 6 furlongs).

Runners who have won all three races in one year are in bold.

Winners

Year
Irish 2,000 Guineas
Irish Derby
Irish St. Leger
2024 Rosallion Los Angeles Kyprios
2023 Paddington Auguste Rodin Eldar Eldarov
2022 Native Trail Westover Kyprios
2021 Mac Swiney Hurricane Lane Sonnyboyliston
2020 Siskin Santiago Search For A Song
2019 Phoenix of Spain Sovereign Search For A Song
2018 Romanised Latrobe Flag of Honour
2017 Churchill Capri Order of St George
2016 Awtaad Harzand Wicklow Brave
2015 Gleneagles Jack Hobbs Order of St George
2014 Kingman Australia Brown Panther
2013 Magician Trading Leather Voleuse de Coeurs
2012 Power Camelot Royal Diamond
2011 Roderic O'Connor Treasure Beach Duncan / Jukebox Jury 1
2010 Canford Cliffs Cape Blanco Sans Frontieres
2009 Mastercraftsman Fame and Glory Alandi
2008 Henrythenavigator Frozen Fire Septimus
2007 Cockney Rebel Soldier of Fortune Yeats
2006 Araafa Dylan Thomas Kastoria
2005 Dubawi Hurricane Run Collier Hill
2004 Bachelor Duke Grey Swallow Vinnie Roe
2003 Indian Haven Alamshar Vinnie Roe
2002 Rock of Gibraltar High Chaparral Vinnie Roe
2001 Black Minnaloushe Galileo Vinnie Roe
2000 Bachir Sinndar Arctic Owl
1999 Saffron Walden Montjeu Kayf Tara
1998 Desert Prince Dream Well Kayf Tara
1997 Desert King Desert King Oscar Schindler
1996 Spinning World Zagreb Oscar Schindler
1995 Spectrum Winged Love Strategic Choice
1994 Turtle Island Balanchine Vintage Crop
1993 Barathea Commander in Chief Vintage Crop
1992 Rodrigo de Triano St Jovite Mashaallah
1991 Fourstars Allstar Generous Turgeon
1990 Tirol Salsabil Ibn Bey
1989 Shaadi Old Vic Petite Ile
1988 Prince of Birds Kahyasi Dark Lomond
1987 Don't Forget Me Sir Harry Lewis Eurobird
1986 Flash of Steel Shahrastani Authaal
1985 Triptych Law Society Leading Counsel
1984 Sadler's Wells El Gran Senor Opale
1983 Wassl Shareef Dancer Mountain Lodge
1982 Dara Monarch Assert Touching Wood
1981 Kings Lake Shergar Protection Racket
1980 Nikoli Tyrnavos Gonzales
1979 Dickens Hill Troy Niniski
1978 Jaazeiro Shirley Heights M-Lolshan
1977 Pampapaul The Minstrel Transworld
1976 Northern Treasure Malacate Meneval
1975 Grundy Grundy Caucasus
1974 Furry Glen English Prince Mistigri
1973 Sharp Edge Weavers' Hall Conor Pass
1972 Ballymore Steel Pulse Pidget
1971 King's Company Irish Ball Parnell
1970 Decies Nijinsky Allangrange
1969 Right Tack Prince Regent Reindeer
1968 Mistigo Ribero Giolla Mear
1967Atherstone Wood 2 Ribocco Dan Kano
1966Paveh Sodium White Gloves
1965Green Banner Meadow Court Craighouse
1964 Santa Claus Santa Claus Biscayne
1963Linacre Ragusa Christmas Island
1962Arctic StormTambourineArctic Vale
1961Light YearYour HighnessVimadee
1960KythnosChamourLynchris
1959El ToroFidalgoBarclay
1958 Hard Ridden Sindon Royal Highway
1957 Jack Ketch Ballymoss Ommeyad
1956LuceroTalgoMagnetic North
1955Hugh LupusPanaslipperDiamond Slipper
1954Arctic Wind Zarathustra Zarathustra
1953Sea ChargerChamier 3Sea Charger
1952D C MThirteen of DiamondsJudicate
1951Signal BoxFraise du Bois IIDo Well
1950Mighty OceanDark WarriorMorning Madam
1949SolonawayHindostanBrown Rover
1948Beau SabreurNathooBeau Sabreur
1947Grand Weather Sayajirao Esprit de France
1946ClaroBright NewsCassock
1945StalinoPiccadillySpam
1944Good Morning / Slide On 4Slide OnWater Street
1943The PhoenixThe PhoenixSolferino
1942 Windsor Slipper Windsor SlipperWindsor Slipper
1941KhosroSol OriensEtoile de Lyons
1940TeaselTurkhanHarvest Feast
1939CornfieldMondragonSkoiter
1938NearchusRosewellOchiltree
1937PhideasPhideasOwenstown
1936Hocus PocusRaeburnBattle Song
1935 Museum MuseumMuseum
1934CariffPatriot King / Primero 5Primero
1933CanteenerHarineroHarinero
1932LindleyDasturHill Song
1931Double ArchSea SerpentBeaudelaire
1930GlannargRock StarSol de Terre
1929SalisburyKopi Trigo
1928BaytownBaytownLaw Suit
1927Fourth HandKnight of the GrailBallyvoy
1926EmbargoEmbargoSunny View
1925St DonaghZionistSpelthorne
1924Grand JoyHaine / Zodiac 6Zodiac
1923Soldumeno Waygood O'Dempsey
1922Spike IslandSpike IslandRoyal Lancer
1921SoldennisBallyheronKircubbin
1920He GoesKirk-Alloway
1919Loch LomondCheap Popularity
1918King JohnDionysos
1917First FlierDouble Scotch
1916FuroreCaptive Princess
1915BallaghtobinLa Paloma
1914Land of Song
1913Bachelor's Wedding
1912Civility
1911Shanballymore
1910Aviator
1909 Bachelor's Double
1908Wild Bouquet
1907 Orby
1906Killeagh
1905Flax Park
1904Royal Arch
1903Lord Rossmore
1902St Brendan
1901Carrigavalla
1900Gallinaria
1899Oppressor
1898Noble Howard
1897Wales
1896Gulsalberk
1895Portmarnock
1894Blairfinde
1893Bowline
1892Roy Neil
1891Narraghmore
1890Kentish Fire
1889Tragedy
1888Theodolite
1887Pet Fox
1886Theodemir
1885St Kevin
1884Theologian
1883Sylph
1882Sortie
1881Master Ned
1880King of the Bees
1879Soulouque
1878Madame du Barry
1877Redskin
1876Umpire
1875Innishowen
1874Ben Battle
1873Kyrle Daly
1872Trickstress
1871Maid of Athens
1870Billy Pitt
1869The Scout
1868Madeira
1867Golden Plover
1866Selim

1 2011 race was a dead-heat with joint winners.
2 1967 race Kingfisher finished first, but was relegated to second place upon an inquiry afterwards.
3 1953 race Premonition finished first, but was disqualified.
4 1944 race was a dead-heat with joint winners.
5 1934 race was a dead-heat with joint winners.
6 1924 race was a dead-heat with joint winners.

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