Earlier Winners & Jockey
- 1953 - Fisherman (Hedley Woodhouse)
- 1952 - Native Dancer (Eric Guerin)
- 1951 - Tom Fool (Ted Atkinson)
- 1950 - Nullify (Douglas Dodson) †
- 1949 - Selector (Arnold Kirkland)
- 1948 - Sport Page (Eddie Arcaro)
- 1947 - Better Self (Eddie Arcaro)
- 1946 - Grand Admiral (Job Dean Jessop)
- 1945 - Mist o' Gold (Ted Atkinson)
- 1944 - War Jeep (Albert Snider)
- 1943 - Stronghold (John Gilbert)
- 1942 - Gold Shower (Billie Thompson)
- 1941 - Requested (Eddie Arcaro)
- 1940 - Omission (Don Meade)
- 1939 - Williamstown (Don Meade)
- 1938 - Entracte (Sam Renick)
- 1937 - Pasteurized (Wayne D. Wright)
- 1936 - No Sir (Ira Hanford)
- 1935 - Bien Joli (John Gilbert)
- 1934 - Below Zero (Calvin S. Rainey)
- 1933 - Sgt. Byrne (Howard Cruz)
- 1932 - Lucky Chance (Linus McAtee)
- 1931 - Universe (Thomas Malley)
- 1930 - Checkerberry (Raymond Workman)
- 1929 - Mokatam (Laverne Fator)
- 1928 - Lycidas (Edgar Barnes)
- 1927 - Sun Edwin (Eddie Ambrose)
- 1926 - General Lee (Fred Stevens)
- 1925 - Pompey (Charles Fairbrother)
- 1924 - Turf Idol (James H. Burke)
- 1923 - Peter King (Clarence Turner)
- 1922 - Caveat Emptor (Linus McAtee)
- 1921 - Kai-Sang (Earl Sande) †
- 1920 - Ten-Lec (Albert Johnson)
- 1919 - Miss Jemina (Johnny Loftus)
- 1918 - Ute (George Walls)
- 1917 - Cum Sah (Roscoe Troxler)
- 1916 - Tom Taggart (Edward Taplin)
- 1915 - no race
- 1914 - Pebbles (Joe Kederis)
- 1913 - no race
- 1912 - no race
- 1911 - no race
- 1910 - Amalfi (A. Thomas)
- † In 1921, Runstar finished first but was disqualified.
- † In 1950, the race was won by Maine Chance Farm's Win or Lose but who was later disqualified when it was found he had carried an incorrect weight assignment.
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