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2022_Mo Donegal
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2019_Sir Winston
2018_Justify
2017_Tapwrit
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2015_American Pharoah
2014_Tonalist
2013_Palace Malice
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2011_Ruler On Ice
2010_Drosselmeyer
2009_Summer Bird
2008_Da' Tara
2007_Rags to Riches
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2003_Empire Maker
2002_Sarava
2001_Point Given
2000_Commendable
1999_Lemon Drop Kid
1998_Victory Gallop
1997_Touch Gold
1996_Editor's Note
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1994_Tabasco Cat
1993_Colonial Affair
1992_A.P. Indy
1991_Hansel
1990_Go and Go
1989_Easy Goer
1988_Risen Star
1987_Bet Twice
1986_Danzig Connection
1985_Creme Fraiche
1984_Swale
1983_Caveat
1982_Conquistador Cielo
1981_Summing
1980_Temperance Hill
1979_Coastal
1978_Affirmed
1977_Seattle Slew
1976_Bold Forbes
1975_Avatar
1974_Little Current
1973_Secretariat
1972_Riva Ridge
1971_Pass Catcher
1970_High Echelon
1969_Arts And Letters
1968_Stage Door Johnny
1967_Damascus
1966_Amberoid
1965_Hail To All
1964_Quadrangle
1963_Chateaugay
1962_Jaipur
1961_Sherluck
1960_Celtic Ash
1959_Sword Dancer
1958_Cavan
1957_Gallant Man
1956_Needles
1955_Nashua
1954_High Gun
1953_Native Dancer
1952_One Count
1951_Counterpoint
1950_Middleground
1949_Capot
1948_Citation
1947_Phalanx
1946_Assault
1945_Pavot
1944_Bounding Home
1943_Count Fleet
1942_Shut Out
1941_Whirlaway
1940_Bimelech
1939_Johnstown
1938_Pasteurized
1937_War Admiral
1936_Granville
1935_Omaha
1934_Peace Chance
1933_Hurryoff
1932_Faireno
1931_Twenty Grand
1930_Gallant Fox
1929_Blue Larkspur
1928_Vito
1927_Chance Shot
1926_Crusader
1925_American Flag
1924_Mad Play
1923_Zev
1922_Pillory
1921_Grey Lag
1920_Man o' War
1919_Sir Barton
1918_Johren
1917_Hourless
1916_Friar Rock
1915_The Finn
1914_Luke McLuke
1913_Prince Eugene
1912_Not held.
1911_Not held.
1910_Sweep
1909_Joe Madden
1908_Colin
1907_Peter Pan
1906_Burgomaster
1905_Tanya
1904_Delhi
1903_Africander
1902_Masterman
1901_Commando
1900_Ildrum
1899_Jean Bereaud
1898_Bowling Brook
1897_Scottish Chieftain
1896_Hastings
1895_Belmar
1894_Henry of Navarre
1893_Comanche
1892_Patron
1891_Foxford
1890_Burlington
1889_Eric
1888_Sir Dixon
1887_Hanover
1886_Inspector B.
1885_Tyrant
1884_Panique
1883_George Kinney
1882_Forester
1881_Saunterer
1880_Grenada
1879_Spendthrift
1878_Duke of Magenta
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1876_Algerine
1875_Calvin
1874_Saxon
1873_Springbok
1872_Joe Daniels
1871_Harry Bassett
1870_Kingfisher
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1868_General Duke
1867_Ruthless
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