Triple Crown of Thoroughbred Racing (Japan)

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In Japan, the Triple Crown of Thoroughbred Racing (also, the Triple Crown), can refer to one of five titles, each a series of three races ran over one year at the highest level of Japanese horseracing.

Saint Lite, the first Triple Crown winner
Mejiro Ramonu, the first Triple Tiara winner.
T. M. Opera O, the first Autumn Triple Crown winner.
Orion the Thanks, the first horse to win all three Dirt Triple Crown legs (pre-establishment; not officially recognised as a Triple Crown winner).

The Japan Racing Association recognises the Classic Triple Crown (comprising the Satsuki Shō, Tōkyō Yūshun and Kikuka-shō),[1] and the Triple Tiara (comprising the Oka Shō, Yushun Himba, and Shūka Shō).[2] Since 2024, the National Association of Racing recognises the Dirt Triple Crown (comprising the Haneda Hai, Tokyo Derby, and Japan Dirt Classic).[3]

All three sets are composed of Group 1 races that are limited to three year old horses. The JRA also offers large prize bonuses to any horse that can win the trifecta of the Osaka Hai, Tennō Shō (Spring) and Takarazuka Kinen, or the trifecta of the Tennō Shō (Autumn), Japan Cup and Arima Kinen in a single season. While the JRA does not refer to these series by a specific name, they are commonly referred to by media as the Spring and Autumn Triple Crowns.[4][5][6]

As with all of the major international Triple Crown of Thoroughbred Racing races, winning any of these Japanese racing series is considered an incredible achievement for a horse, and comes with both prestige and a large bonus prize.

Classic Triple Crown

Japanese colts who have obtained the Triple Crown title by winning the Satsuki Shō, Tōkyō Yūshun and Kikuka-shō.[1] All horses that have currently achived the Triple Crown have been inducted into the JRA's Hall of Fame.[7]

Triple Crown Races

More information British Equivalent, Month ...
The individual legs of the Classic Triple Crown
Satsuki Shō[8][9] Tōkyō Yūshun[10][11] Kikuka-shō[12][13]
British Equivalent 2000 Guineas Stakes The Derby St Leger Stakes
Month April May October
Distance 2,000m 2,400m 3,000m
Track Nakayama Racecourse Tokyo Racecourse Kyoto Racecourse
Qualification 3yo, colts and fillies, no geldings
Inauguration 29 April, 1939 24 April, 1932 11 December, 1938
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Winners

More information Year, Portrait ...
List of Japanese Triple Crown winners
Year Portrait Winner Jockey Trainer Owner Breeder Ref
1941 Blurred monochromatic photo of a black horse running on race course. Saint Lite Kizo Konishi Waichiro Tanaka Yusaku Kato Koiwai Farm [14]
1964 Dark headshot photo of a black horse with a white star in a stable Shinzan Masaru Kurita Bungo Takeda Kokichi Hashimoto Yoshimatsu Matsuhashi [15]
1983 Green horse racing silks with a bold yellow zigzag chevron pattern across the middle, white sleeves Mr. C. B. Masato Yoshinaga Yasuhisa Matsuyama Chigira Farm Chigira Farm [16]
1984 Bay horse with faint white crescent blaze on head and white sock on left hind leg, eating grass in a field Symboli Rudolf Yukio Okabe Yuji Nohira Symboli Stud Symboli Stud [17]
1994 Dark bay horse mid-race, with number 12 on his side and ridden by jockey in pink shirt and white trousers. Narita Brian Katsumi Minai Masaaki Okubo Hidenori Yamaji Hayata Bokujo [18]
2005 Bay horse mid-race, with number 5 on his side and ridden by jockey in black-yellow shirt and white trousers Deep Impact Yutaka Take Yasuo Ikee Makoto Kaneko Northern Farm [19]
2011 Light bay horse mid-race, with number 12 on his side and ridden by jockey in black-red shirt and white trousers Orfevre Kenichi Ikezoe Yasutoshi Ikee Sunday Racing Shadai Stallion Station [20]
2020 Black horse with white blaze walking near stadium, with number 2 on his side and ridden by jockey in cyan-red striped shirt and white trousers Contrail Yuichi Fukunaga Yoshito Yahagi Shinji Maeda North Hills [21]
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Classic Triple Crown Individual Race Winners

Key for full list of race winners
Denotes winners of the Japanese Triple Crown
* Denotes winners of the Satsuki Sho and the Tokyo Yushun but not the Kikuka Sho
# Denotes other winners of any other combination of 2 out of the 3 Japanese Triple Crown races
Denotes filly or mare
More information Year, Satsuki Sho ...
Japanese Triple Crown
Year Satsuki Sho[22] Tokyo Yushun[23] Kikuka-shō[24]
1932 Wakataka
1933 Kabutoyama
1934 Flame Mor
1935 Governor
1936 Tokumasa
1937 Hisatomo ♥
1938 Sugenuma Tetsumon
1939 Rock Park Kumohata Marutake
1940 World Mine Ieryu Tetsuzakura
1941 Saint Lite
1942 Arbeit Minami Homare Hayatake
1943 Dielec # Kurifuji
1944 Kuri Yamato Kaiso Anulled[a]
1945 Race Not Run[b]
1946 Race Not Run[b] Azumarai
1947 Tokitsukaze ♥ Matsu Midori Browny ♥
1948 Hide Hikari ♥ Miharu O Newford
1949 # Tosa Midori Tachikaze # Tosa Midori
1950 * Kumono Hana High Record
1951 * Tokino Minoru Track O
1952 * Kurino Hana Saint O
1953 * Bostonian Hakuryo
1954 # Dainana Hoshu Golden Wave # Dainana Hoshu
1955 Kegon Otokitsu Meiji Hikari
1956 Hekiraku Hakuchikara Kitano O
1957 Kazuyoshi Hikaru Meiji Rhapsody
1958 Taisei Hope Daigo Homare Koma Hikari
1959 Wildeal Komatsu Hikari Hakukurama
1960 * Kodama Kitano Oza
1961 Shin Tsubame Hakusho Azuma Tenran
1962 Yamano O Fair Win Hirokimi
1963 * Meizui Great Yoruka
1964 Shinzan
1965 Chitose O Keystone Dai Koter
1966 Nihon Pillow Ace Teito O Nasuno Kotobuki
1967 Ryuzuki Asa Denko Knit Eight
1968 Martis Tanino Harromore Asaka O
1969 Wild More Daishin Volgard Akane Tenryu
1970 * Tanino Moutiers Date Tenryu
1971 * Hikaru Imai Nihon Pillow Moutiers
1972 Land Prince Long Ace Ishino Hikaru
1973 Haiseiko # Take Hope
1974 # Kitano Kachidoki Colonel Lancer # Kitano Kachidoki
1975 * Kaburaya O Kokusai Prince
1976 Tosho Boy Climb Kaiser Green Grass
1977 Hard Berge Lucky Ruler Press Toko
1978 Fantast Sakura Shouri Inter Gushiken
1979 Bingo Garoo Katsurano Haiseiko Hashi Hermit
1980 Hawaiian Image Opec Horse North Gust
1981 * Katsu Top Ace Minagawa Manna
1982 Azuma Hunter Bamboo Atlas Horisky
1983 Mr. C. B.
1984 Symboli Rudolf
1985 # Miho Shinzan Sirius Symboli # Miho Shinzan
1986 Dyna Cosmos Dyna Gulliver Mejiro Durren
1987 # Sakura Star O Merry Nice # Sakura Star O
1988 Yaeno Muteki Sakura Chiyono O Super Creek
1989 Doctor Spurt Winner's Circle Bamboo Begin
1990 Haku Taisei Ines Fujin Mejiro McQueen
1991 * Tokai Teio Leo Durban
1992 * Mihono Bourbon Rice Shower
1993 Narita Taishin Winning Ticket Biwa Hayahide
1994 Narita Brian
1995 Genuine Tayasu Tsuyoshi Mayano Top Gun
1996 Ishino Sunday Fusaichi Concorde Dance in the Dark
1997 * Sunny Brian Matikanefukukitaru
1998 # Seiun Sky Special Week # Seiun Sky
1999 T M Opera O Admire Vega Narita Top Road
2000 # Air Shakur Agnes Flight # Air Shakur
2001 Agnes Tachyon Jungle Pocket Manhattan Cafe
2002 No Reason Tanino Gimlet Hishi Miracle
2003 * Neo Universe That's the Plenty
2004 Daiwa Major King Kamehameha Delta Blues
2005 Deep Impact
2006 * Meisho Samson Song of Wind
2007 Victory Vodka Asakusa Kings
2008 Captain Thule Deep Sky Oken Bruce Lee
2009 Unrivaled Logi Universe Three Rolls
2010 Victoire Pisa Eishin Flash Big Week
2011 Orfevre
2012 # Gold Ship Deep Brillante # Gold Ship
2013 Logotype Kizuna Epiphaneia
2014 Isla Bonita One and Only Toho Jackal
2015 * Duramente Kitasan Black
2016 Dee Majesty Makahiki Satono Diamond
2017 Al Ain Rey de Oro Kiseki
2018 Epoca d'Oro Wagnerian Fierement
2019 Saturnalia Roger Barows World Premiere
2020 Contrail
2021 Efforia Shahryar Titleholder
2022 Geoglyph Do Deuce Ask Victor More
2023 Sol Oriens Tastiera Durezza
2024 Justin Milano Danon Decile Urban Chic
2025 Museum Mile Croix du Nord Energico
2026 Lovcen
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Triple Tiara

The Fillies Triple Crown, commonly referred to as the Triple Tiara, is the fillies equivalent of the Classic Triple Crown, consisting of the Oka Shō, Yūshun Himba and Shūka Shō.[28] Since 2022, any filly that wins all three races receives a prize of ¥100,000,000.[29]

In contrast to the Classic Triple Crown, the final leg of the Triple Tiara was not firmly established until the latter half of the 21st century. Before 1970, there was no official Triple Tiara, although fillies that won the Oka Sho and Yūshun Himba would often chose to run the Kikuka-shō, mirroring the English Triple Tiara equivalent of the 1000 Guineas Stakes, Epsom Oaks and St. Leger Stakes.[30][31] In 1970, the Victoria Cup was inaugurated and chosen to be an official third race, but was discontinued and reorganised into the Queen Elizabeth II Cup in 1976.[32] This new Cup served as the Tiara's last leg until 1996, whereupon it was replaced by the new Shūka Shō after the Cup eased entry restrictions to allow mares older than three to enter.[33][30] Of the six races that comprise the JRA's official Triple Crowns, the Shūka Shō is the only one not considered part of the Classic races.[28]

Kurifuji, an undefeated Thoroughbred racemare in the mid-1940s, is occasionally referred to an unofficial Triple Crown winner, as she won the Tōkyō Yūshun, Yūshun Himba and Kikuka-shō in 1943.[34]

Triple Crown Races

More information Victoria Cup (Former third leg, 1970 – 1975), British Equivalent ...
The individual legs of the Triple Tiara
Oka Shō[35][36] Yūshun Himba[37][38] Shūka Shō[39][40]
(Current third leg)
Victoria Cup[32][41]
(Former third leg, 1970 – 1975)
Queen Elizabeth II Cup[42][43]
(Former third leg, 1976 – 1995)
British Equivalent 1000 Guineas Stakes The Oaks None
Month April May October Discontinued November
Distance 1,600m 2,400m 2,000m 2,400m 2,200m
Track Hanshin Racecourse Tokyo Racecourse Kyoto Racecourse
Qualification 3yo fillies and mares 3yo and up, fillies and mares[c]
Inauguration 29 April, 1939 23 November, 1938 20 October, 1996 22 November, 1970 21 November, 1976
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Winners

More information Year, Portrait ...
List of Japanese Triple Tiara winners
Year Portrait Winner Jockey Trainer Owner Breeder
1986 Mejiro Ramonu Mejiro Ramonu Hiroshi Kawachi Shinji Okuhira Mejiro Bokujo Mejiro Bokujo
2003 Still in Love Still in Love Hideaki Miyuki Shoichi Matsumoto North Hills Shimokobe Farm
2010 Apapane Apapane Masayoshi Ebina Sakae Kunieda Makoto Kaneko Northern Farm
2012 Gentildonna Gentildonna Yasunari Iwata/Yuga Kawada Sei Ishizaka Sunday Racing Northern Farm
2018 Almond Eye Almond Eye Christophe Lemaire Sakae Kunieda Silk Racing Northern Farm
2020 Daring Tact Daring Tact Kohei Matsuyama Haruki Sugiyama Normandy Thoroughbred Racing Hasegawa Bokujo
2023 Liberty Island Liberty Island Yuga Kawada Mitsumasa Nakauchida Sunday Racing Northern Farm
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Triple Tiara Individual Race Winners

Key for full list of race winners
Denotes winners of the Japanese Filly Triple Crown
* Denotes winners of the Oka Sho and the Yushun Himba but not the third leg of the Tiara in that year
# Denotes other winners of any other combination of 2 out of the 3 Japanese Filly Triple Crown races
More information †, Year ...
Triple Tiara
Year Oka Sho[44] Yushun Himba[45] Victoria Cup (1970–1975)
Queen Elizabeth II Cup (1976–1995)
Shūka Shō (1996–present)[d]
1938 Asteri Mor
1939 Soul Lady Hoshi Homare
1940 Tairei Rounella
1941 Brand Sol Tetsu Banzai
1942 Banner Goal Rock States
1943 Miss Theft Kurifuji
1944 Yamaiwai Race Not Run[b]
1945 Race Not Run[b]
1946 Race Not Run[b] Mitsumasa
1947 Browny Tokitsukaze
1948 Hamakaze Yashima Hime
1949 Yashima Daughter King Night
1950 Tosa Mitsuru Koma Minoru
1951 Tsuki Kawa Kiyo Fuji
1952 * Swee Sue
1953 Kansei Jitsu Homare
1954 * Yamaichi
1955 Yashima Belle Hiroichi
1956 Miss Lilas Fair Manna
1957 * Miss Onward
1958 Hoshu Queen Miss Marusa
1959 Kiyo Take Okan
1960 Tokino Kiroku Star Roch
1961 Sugi Hime Chitose Hope
1962 Kenho O Hayabusa
1963 Miss Masako I.T.O.
1964 * Kane Keyaki
1965 Hatsuyuki Verona
1966 Wakakumo Hiro Yoshi
1967 Sea Ace Yama Pit
1968 Koyu Lupinus
1969 Hide Kotobuki Shadai Tarquin
1970 Tamami Jupique Kuni no Hana
1971 Nasuno Kaori Kane Himuro Taiyo Kotobuki
1972 # Achieve Star Take Fubuki # Achieve Star
1973 # Nitto Chodori Nasuno Chigusa # Nitto Chidori
1974 Takaeno Kaori # Toko Elsa
1975 * Tesco Gaby Hida Roman
1976 * Titania Diamante
1977 # Inter Gloria Linear Queen # Inter Gloria
1978 Oyama Tesco Five Hope Lead Swallow
1979 Horsemen Tesco Agnes Lady Miss Kaburaya
1980 # Hagino Top Lady Kei Kiroku # Hagino Top Lady
1981 Brocade Temmon Agnes Tesco
1982 Riesengross Shadai Ivor Victoria Crown
1983 Shadai Sophia Dyna Carle Long Grace
1984 Diana Tholon Tokai Roman Kyowa Thunder
1985 Erebus Noah no Hakobune Reward Wing
1986 Mejiro Ramonu
1987 * Max Beauty Talented Girl
1988 Ara Hotoku Cosmo Dream Miyama Poppy
1989 Shadai Kagura Light Color Sand Peeress
1990 Agnes Flora Eishin Sunny Kyoei Tap
1991 Sister Tosho Isono Roubles Rinden Lilly
1992 Nishino Flower Adorable Takeno Velvet
1993 * Vega Hokuto Vega
1994 Oguri Roman Chokai Carol Hishi Amazon
1995 Wonder Perfume Dance Partner Sakura Candle
1996 Fight Gulliver Air Groove Fabulous la Fouine
1997 Kyoei March # Mejiro Dober
1998 # Phalaenopsis Erimo Excel # Phalaenopsis
1999 Primo Ordine Umeno Fiber Buzen Candle
2000 Cheers Grace Silk Prima Donna Tico Tico Tac
2001 # T M Ocean Lady Pastel # T M Ocean
2002 Arrow Carry Smile Tomorrow Fine Motion
2003 Still in Love
2004 Dance in the Mood Daiwa El Cielo Sweep Tosho
2005 Rhein Kraft Cesario Air Messiah
2006 Kiss to Heaven # Kawakami Princess
2007 # Daiwa Scarlet Robe Decollette # Daiwa Scarlet
2008 Reginetta Tall Poppy Black Emblem
2009 * Buena Vista Red Desire
2010[55] Apapane Apapane (DH) Apapane
Saint Emilion (DH)
2011 Marcellina Erin Court Aventura
2012 Gentildonna
2013 Ayusan # Meisho Mambo
2014 Harp Star Nuovo Record Shonan Pandora
2015 Let's Go Donki # Mikki Queen
2016 Jeweler Sinhalite Vivlos
2017 Reine Minoru Soul Stirring Deirdre
2018 Almond Eye
2019 Gran Alegria Loves Only You Chrono Genesis
2020 Daring Tact
2021 Sodashi Uberleben Akaitorino Musume
2022 * Stars on Earth Stunning Rose
2023 Liberty Island
2024 Stellenbosch # Cervinia
2025 # Embroidery Kamunyak # Embroidery
2026 Star Anise
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Dirt Triple Crown

First announced in 2022 and formally established beginning with the 2024 season, the races for this circuit are the Haneda Hai, the Tokyo Derby, and the Japan Dirt Classic.[56] [57] Prior to its introduction, three horses had won all three legs of the Crown; the most recent of these, Mick Fire, doing so in 2023.[58] However, they are not formally recognised as winners of the Crown, and no horse has yet won the Crown since its creation.[59]

Triple Crown Races

More information Month, Distance ...
The individual legs of the Dirt Triple Crown
Haneda Hai[56][60][61] Tokyo Derby[56][62][63] Japan Dirt Classic[56][64][65]
Month April June October
Distance 1,800m 2,000m 2,000m
Track Oi Racecourse
Qualification 3yo, no geldings
Inauguration 18 April, 1956 15 May, 1955 8 July, 1999
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Dirt Triple Crown Individual Race Winners

Key for full list of race winners
Denotes winners of the Dirt Triple Crown
Denotes winners of the all three legs of the Dirt Triple Crown before the Crown was formally established.
* Denotes winners of the Haneda Hai and Tokyo Derby but not Japan Dirt Classic
# Denotes other winners of any other combination of 2 out of the 3 Dirt Triple Crown races
Denotes filly or mare
More information Dirt Triple Crown, Year ...
Dirt Triple Crown
Year Haneda Hai[60] Tokyo Derby[62] Japan Dirt Classic[64]
1955 Royal Leather ♥
1956 * Otone
1957 * Hatsuyuki
1958 * Daini Kotobuki
1959 Haru Sekito ♥ Seisho
1960 * Daisan Kotobuki
1961 * Yaguchi Hope
1962 Bold Pride Selcall
1963 Kokuyu Shinnitsukei
1964 Kotobuki Nino Pearl Mountain
1965 Masahou Higashi Yuri ♥
1966 Ichishiden Shin O
1967 * Hikaru Takai
1968 China Cap Wealth Diver
1969 * Yamano Taiyo
1970 Daini Health O Ryu Tokitsu
1971 * Fuji Prince
1972 * Tokiwa Taiyo
1973 * Yogozan
1974 Mitsuru Kotobuki Daiei Monde
1975 * Golden Ribbon
1976 Diehard Kotobuki Rocky Line
1977 Takeno Okan Sango Monde
1978 * Hatsushiba O
1979 * Soul Shadow
1980 * Takafuji Minoru
1981 Conan Ruby ♥ Suzuyu
1982 Hospitality Daishin Shirayuki
1983 * Sun Oi
1984 * King Haiseikoh
1985 Maruzen Adiyar Mirukoji
1986 * Hanaki O
1987 Shinano Davis George Rex
1988 Ryuko King Windmill
1989 * Rosita ♥
1990 * Outrun Seiko
1991 Urban Top Apollo Pink ♥
1992 Kashiwazu Princess ♥ Grade Shori
1993 Blue Family Present
1994 Spectacle Kanesho Gold
1995 Hikari Rufus Shoji Taisei
1996 Nike Jaguar Centric
1997 Canyon Roman Surprise Power
1998 Gold Head Atomic Thunder
1999 Orion the Thanks
2000 Yellow Power Hinode Luster Meiner Combat
2001 Toshin Blizzard
2002 Principal River King Saviour Gold Allure
2003 * Nike a Delight Big Wolf
2004 Tokino Kojiro Adjudi Mitsuo Cafe Olympus
2005 * Sea Chariot Kane Hekili
2006 Thank You Win B B Tornado Friendship
2007 Top Sabaton Ampersand Furioso
2008 Nick Bunyan Dream Sky Success Brocken
2009 Nike High Grade Silent Sutamen Testa Matta
2010 Seize the Gold Makani Bisty Magnifica
2011 * Clave Secreta ♥ Grape Brandy
2012 Art Sahara Pretiolas Hatano Vainqueur
2013 Outgeneral Inside the Park Chrysolite
2014 * Happy Sprint Kazenoko
2015 Studium Lucky Prince Nonkono Yume
2016 Turbulence Baldassare Kyoei Gere
2017 Captain King # Higashi Will Win
2018 Yamano Fight Haseno Pyro Le Vent Se Leve
2019 Mutually Hikari Oso Chrysoberyl
2020 Gold Heuer Aime Limite Danon Pharaoh
2021 Transcendence Alain Barows Castle Top
2022 Miyagi Zao Kile Notturno
2023 Mick Fire
2024 Amante Bianco Ramjet Forever Young
2025 * Natural Rise Narukami
2026 Finger
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Autumn Triple Crown

In 2000, the JRA established a bonus prize for any horse that won the Tennō Shō (Autumn), Japan Cup and Arima Kinen in the same year.[6] While the bonus has no official name or trophy associated with it,[66] reporters have referred to completing this act as both the "Autumn Triple Crown"[67][68] and "Senior Autumn Triple Crown",[6] the later in reference to the three races being open to any horse three years old and older.[69][70][71] Although there have been several "Double Crown" winners in the trifecta, only two horses have achieved the Autumn Triple Crown since its inception, T. M. Opera O and Zenno Rob Roy. This has been attributed to the short turnabout between races, with less than a month between each race.[6]

Triple Crown Races

More information Month, Distance ...
The individual legs of the Autumn Triple Crown
Tennō Shō (Autumn)[72][73] Japan Cup[74][75] Arima Kinen[76][77]
Month Early November Late November December
Distance 2,400m 2,400m 2,500m
Track Tokyo Racecourse Tokyo Racecourse Nakayama Racecourse
Qualification 3yo and older
Inauguration 3 December, 1937 22 November, 1981 23 December, 1956
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Winners

More information Year, Identifier ...
List of Autumn Triple Crown winners
Year Identifier Winner Jockey Trainer Owner Breeder Ref
2000 Chestnut horse with front-left sock mid-race, with a number 1 on his side, ridden by a jockey in pink with green stip shirt and white trousers T. M. Opera O Ryuji Wada Ichizo Iwamoto Masatsugu Takezono Kineusu Bokujo [78][79][80]
2004 Black horse being walked in parade circle with number 13 on his side Zenno Rob Roy Olivier Peslier Kazuo Fujisawa Shinobu Osako Shiraoi Farm [81][82]
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Autumn Triple Crown Individual Race Winners

Key for full list of race winners
Denotes winners of the Autumn Triple Crown
* Denotes winners of the Tennō Shō (Autumn) and Japan Cup but not the Arima Kinen
# Denotes other winners of any other combination of 2 out of the 3 Autumn Triple Crown races
Denotes filly or mare
More information Autumn Triple Crown, Year ...
Autumn Triple Crown
Year Tennō Shō (Autumn)[83] Japan Cup[84] Arima Kinen[85]
1937 Happy Might
1938 Hisatomo ♥
1939 Tetsumon
1940 Rocky Mor
1941 Estates
1942 Nipatois ♥
1943 Kuri Hikari
1944 Race Not Run[b]
1945
1946
1947 Toyo Ume
1948 Katsu Fuji
1949 Newford
1950 Yashima Daughter ♥
1951 Hatakaze
1952 Track O
1953 Queen Narubi ♥
1954 Opal Orchid ♥
1955 Dainana Hoshu
1956 Midfarm Meiji Hikari
1957 # Hakuchikara # Hakuchikara
1958 Cellulose ♥ Onward There
1959 # Garnet ♥ # Garnet ♥
1960 Ote Mon Star Roch ♥
1961 Takamagahara Homareboshi
1962 Kurihide ♥ Onslaught
1963 # Ryu Forel # Ryu Forel
1964 # Yamato Kyodai # Yamato Kyodai
1965 # Shinzan # Shinzan
1966 # Korehide # Korehide
1967 # Kabuto Ciro # Kabuto Ciro
1968 Knit Eight Ryuzuki
1969 Mejiro Taiyo Speed Symboli
1970 Mejiro Asama Speed Symboli
1971 # Tomei ♥ # Tomei ♥
1972 Yamanin Wave Ishino Hikaru
1973 Tani no Chikara Strong Eight
1974 Kami no Tesio Tanino Chikara
1975 Fujino Parthia Ishino Arashi
1976 Eyeful Tosho Boy
1977 Hokuto Boy Ten Point
1978 Tenmei Kane Minobu
1979 Three Giants Green Grass
1980 Pretty Cast ♥ Hoyo Boy
1981 Hoyo Boy Mairzy Doates Amber Shadai
1982 Mejiro Titan Half Iced Hikari Duel
1983 Kyoei Promise Stanerra Lead Hoyu
1984 Mr. C. B. Katsuragi Ace Symboli Rudolf
1985 Gallop Dyna # Symboli Rudolf
1986 Sakura Yutaka O Jupiter Island Dyna Gulliver
1987 Nippo Teio Le Glorieux Mejiro Durren
1988 Tamamo Cross Pay the Butler Oguri Cap
1989 Super Creek Horlicks Inari One
1990 Yaeno Muteki Better Loosen Up Oguri Cap
1991 Prekrasnie Golden Pheasant Daiyusaku
1992 Let's Go Tarquin Tokai Teio Mejiro Palmer
1993 Yamanin Zephyr Legacy World Tokai Teio
1994 Nehai Caesar Marvelous Crown Narita Brian
1995 Sakura Chitose O Lando Mayano Top Gun
1996 Bubble Gum Fellow Singspiel Sakura Laurel
1997 Air Groove Pilsudski Silk Justice
1998 Offside Trap El Condor Pasa Grass Wonder
1999 * Special Week Grass Wonder
2000 T. M. Opera O
2001 Agnes Digital Jungle Pocket Manhattan Cafe
2002 # Symboli Kris S Falbrav # Symboli Kris S
2003 # Symboli Kris S Tap Dance City # Symboli Kris S
2004 Zenno Rob Roy
2005 Heavenly Romance Alkaased Heart's Cry
2006 Daiwa Major # Deep Impact
2007 Meisho Samson Admire Moon Matsurida Gogh
2008 Vodka Screen Hero Daiwa Scarlet
2009 Company Vodka Dream Journey
2010 Buena Vista Rose Kingdom Victoire Pisa
2011 Tosen Jordan Buena Vista Orfevre
2012 Eishin Flash Gentildonna Gold Ship
2013 Just A Way Gentildonna ♥ Orfevre
2014 Spielberg Epiphaneia Gentildonna
2015 Lovely Day Shonan Pandora Gold Actor
2016 Maurice Kitasan Black Satono Diamond
2017 # Kitasan Black Cheval Grand # Kitasan Black
2018 Rey de Oro Almond Eye Blast Onepiece
2019 Almond Eye Suave Richard Lys Gracieux
2020 * Almond Eye Chrono Genesis
2021 # Efforia Contrail # Efforia
2022 # Equinox Vela Azul # Equinox
2023 * Equinox Do Deuce
2024 * Do Deuce Regaleira
2025 Masquerade Ball Calandagan Museum Mile
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Notes

  1. While originally run on 8 December with Kaiso winning, the race's results were declared void in January 1945 after officials discovered all entrants had run the wrong course, running two laps of Kyoto Racecourse's outer course instead of two laps of the inner course.[25][26][27]
  2. Cancelled due to World War 2.[53][54]
  3. Current restriction, limited to 3yo fillies and mares when still part of the Triple Tiara.[33]
  4. Sources for 1970-1975,[41][46][47][48][49][50] 1976-2023,[51] 2024 onwards.[52]

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