Winners of The Triple Crown
Seven horses are officially recognized as winning the Canadian Triple Crown:
Champions:
| Year |
Winner |
Jockey Queen's Plate |
Jockey Prince of Wales Stakes |
Jockey Breeders' Stakes |
Trainer |
Owner |
| 1959 | New Providence | Bobby Ussery | Avelino Gomez | Avelino Gomez | Pete McCann | Windfields Farm |
| 1963 | Canebora | Manuel Ycaza | Hugo Dittfach | Manuel Ycaza | Pete McCann | Windfields Farm |
| 1989 | With Approval | Don Seymour | Don Seymour | Don Seymour | Roger Attfield | Kinghaven Farms |
| 1990 | Izvestia | Don Seymour | Don Seymour | Don Seymour | Roger Attfield | Kinghaven Farms |
| 1991 | Dance Smartly | Pat Day | Pat Day | Pat Day | James E. Day | Sam-Son Farm |
| 1993 | Peteski | Craig Perret | Dave Penna | Craig Perret | Roger Attfield | Earle I. Mack |
| 2003 | Wando | Patrick Husbands | Patrick Husbands | Patrick Husbands | Mike Keogh | Gus Schickedanz |
An eighth horse, Queensway, was in fact the first to have swept all three races, doing so in 1932. However, her triumphs are not recognized by the Canadian Jockey Club as a Triple Crown.
Read more about this topic: Canadian Triple Crown Of Thoroughbred Racing
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