Earlier Winners
- 1911: Joseline
- 1912: Ecouen
- 1913: Roselys
- 1914–19: no race
- 1920: Phusla
- 1921: Tahaa
- 1922: Epinard
- 1923: Heldifann
- 1924: Sherry
- 1925: Highborn II
- 1926: Licteur
- 1927: Xander
- 1928: La Fayette
- 1929: Aude
- 1930: Dogaresse
- 1931: Timadora
- 1932: Spirituelle
- 1933: Shining Tor
- 1934: Bao Dai
- 1935: Mistress Ford
- 1936: Ethiopie
- 1937: Shrew
- 1938: Emir d'Iran
- 1939: no race
- 1940: La Peri
- 1941: Nugget
- 1942: Fanatique
- 1943: La Rayonne
- 1944: Doge
- 1945: Sayani
- 1946: Djerba / Le Lavandou 1
- 1947: Damnos
- 1948:
- 1949: Cardanil
- 1950: Djelfa
- 1951: Pomare
- 1952: Kobus
- 1953: Vamarie
- 1954: Reinata
- 1955: Polic
- 1956: Skindles Hotel
- 1957: Texana
- 1958: Ginetta
- 1959: Barbaresque
- 1960: L'Epinay
- 1961: Sturdy Man
- 1962: Victorian Order
- 1963: Texanita
- 1964: Polyfoto
- 1965: Fantastic Light
- 1966: Farhana
- 1967: Zeddaan
- 1968: Don II
- 1969: Mange Tout
- 1970: Anna Karenina
- 1971: Deep Diver
- 1972: Enitram
- 1973: La Lambarde
- 1974: Raise a Lady
- 1975: Diffusion
- 1976: Black Sulphur 2
- 1977: Hawkins
- 1978: Sigy
1 The 1946 race was a dead-heat and has joint winners.
2 Haneena finished first in 1976, but she was relegated to second place following a stewards' inquiry.
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