Dwyer Brothers U.S. Champions (retrospective)
- Horse of the Year: Hanover (1887)
- Champion Two-Year-Old Male Horse : Tremont (1886)
- Champion Three-Year-Old Male Horse : Vigil (1876), Hindoo (1881), Runnymede (1882), Inspector B. (1886), Hanover (1887), Sir Dixon (1888)
- Champion Three-Year-Old Filly : Bella B. (1888)
- Champion Older Male Horse : Kingston (1889)
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