Earlier Winners
- 1932: April the Fifth
- 1933: Myosotis
- 1934: Medieval Knight
- 1935: Field Trial
- 1936: Barrystar
- 1937: Mid-day Sun
- 1938: Blandstar
- 1939: Hypnotist
- 1940–45: no race
- 1946: Fast and Fair
- 1947: Sayajirao
- 1948: Black Tarquin
- 1949: Brown Rover
- 1950: Tramper
- 1951: North Carolina
- 1952: Tulyar
- 1953: Aureole
- 1954: Rowston Manor
- 1955: True Cavalier
- 1956: Induna
- 1957: Doutelle
- 1958: Alcide
- 1959: Parthia
- 1960: Jet Stream
- 1961: Pardao
- 1962: Pindaric
- 1963: Duplation
- 1964: Oncidium
- 1965: Solstice
- 1966: Black Prince II
- 1967: Heave Ho
- 1968: Laureate
- 1969: The Elk
- 1970: Meadowville
- 1971: Homeric
- 1972: Charling
- 1973: Ksar
- 1974: Bustino
- 1975: Patch
- 1976: Norfolk Air
- 1977: Caporello
- 1978: Whitstead
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