Earlier Winners
- 1995 - Sovacianto
- 1994 - Funboy
- 1993 - Cozzy Grey
- 1992 - Josh's Hero
- 1991 - Sounds Fabulous
- 1990 - Hurricane Benny
- 1989 - Haveigotadealforu
- 1988 - Elmtex
- 1987 - Steady Power
- 1986 - Slyly Gifted
- 1985 - Polynesian Flyer
- 1984 - Let's Go Blue
- 1983 - Victorious Lad
- 1982 - Exclusive Canadian
- 1981 - Frost King
- 1980 - Driving Home
- 1979 - All For Victory
- 1978 - Canadian Bill
- 1977 - Western Reason
- 1976 - Laissez Passer
- 1975 - Pampas Host
- 1974 - Progressive Hope
- 1973 - Wing Span
- 1972 - Winning Red
- 1971 - Kim's Kid
- 1970 - Swinging Apache
- 1969 - Wyn D'Amour
- 1968 - Son Costume
- 1967 - Gilmore
- 1966 - Klondike Prince
- 1965 - Chariot Chaser
- 1964 - Quick Quick
- 1963 - Brother Leo
- 1962 - Western Morn
- 1961 - Galindo
- 1961 - General C
- 1960 - Count Lathum
- 1959 - Sonoma
- 1958 - Percy Yates
- 1957 - Spangled Jimmy
- 1956 - Argent
- 1955 - Loyalist
- 1954 - Treheme
- 1953 - Chain Reaction
- 1952 - Lord Strome
- 1951 - Beau Orage
- 1950 - Sir Strome
- 1949 - Yates Senior
- 1948 - Victory Gift
- 1947 - Sir Berrill
- 1946 - Palermo
- 1945 - Ferry Pilot
- 1944 - Gower Mon
- 1943 - Western Prince
- 1942 - Maginot Line
- 1941 - Budpath
- 1940 - Sir Trapseth
- 1939 - Larry Eckardt
- 1938 - Gowerlace
- 1937 - Goldlure
- 1936 - Sweepden
- 1935 - Nellie Quince
- 1934 - Caramar
- 1933 - Carhan Queen
- 1932 - Lady Marnock
- 1931 - Parisienne
- 1930 - Jack Whittier
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Young Time is taster to Eternity.
The generous wine with age grows strong, not sour,
Nor need we kill thy fruit to smell thy flower.
Thy golden head never hangs down
Till in the lap of Love’s full noon
It falls and dies: Oh no, it melts away
As doth the dawn into the day,
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