Earlier Winners
- 1922: Two Step
- 1923: Golden Boss
- 1924: Mumtaz Mahal
- 1925: Diomedes
- 1926: Highborn II
- 1927: Highborn II
- 1928: Tag End
- 1929: Tag End
- 1930: Tag End
- 1931: Portlaw
- 1932: Greenore
- 1933: Concerto
- 1934: Gold Bridge
- 1935: Shalfleet
- 1936: Bellacose
- 1937: Ipsden
- 1938: Mickey the Greek
- 1939: Portobello
- 1940–41: no race
- 1942: Linklater
- 1943: Linklater
- 1944: Sugar Palm
- 1945: Golden Cloud
- 1946: The Bug
- 1947: Como
- 1948: Careless Nora
- 1949: Abernant
- 1950: Abernant
- 1951: Royal Serenade
- 1952: Royal Serenade
- 1953: High Treason
- 1954: My Beau
- 1955: Royal Palm
- 1956: Ennis
- 1957: Gratitude
- 1958: Right Boy
- 1959: Right Boy
- 1960: Bleep-Bleep
- 1961: Floribunda
- 1962: Gay Mairi
- 1963: Matatina
- 1964: Althrey Don
- 1965: Polyfoto
- 1966: Caterina
- 1967: Forlorn River
- 1968: So Blessed
- 1969: Tower Walk
- 1970: Huntercombe
- 1971: Swing Easy
- 1972: Deep Diver
- 1973: Sandford Lad
- 1974: Blue Cashmere
- 1975: Bay Express
- 1976: Lochnager
- 1977: Haveroid
- 1978: Solinus
- 1979: Ahonoora
* The race was run at Newmarket during the period 1942–44.
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