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| colour =
Bay
| breeder =
John Bowes
| owner =
John BowesLord Londesbury (age 4)
Duc de Morny Emperor Napoleon III
| trainer =
John Scott
| record = 11: 10-1-0
| earnings = $71,597
| race =
2,000 Guineas (1853)
Epsom Derby (1853)
St. Leger Stakes (1853)
Grand Duke Michael Stakes (1853)
Ascot Gold Cup (1854)
| awards=
| honours =
1st English Triple Crown Champion
|updated= October 4, 2006
}}
West Australian (1850-1870) was a
British-bred Thoroughbred racehorse who won the first
Triple Crown of Thoroughbred Racing. Sold in 1854 to Lord Londesbury for
breeding purposes, in 1860 West Australian was purchased by
Charles Auguste Louis Joseph, duc de Morny and brought to
France where he shortly sold him to his half-brother, the
Emperor Napoleon III.
West Australian is the grandsire of the 1877
Kentucky Derby winner,
Baden-Baden. West Australian died in France on May 2, 1870.
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