Earlier Winners
- 1893: Mistress Gilly
- 1894: Frida
- 1895: Kasbah
- 1896: Hero
- 1897: Quilda
- 1898: Melina
- 1899: Sesara
- 1900: Semendria
- 1901: Lena
- 1902: La Loreley
- 1903: Rose de Mai
- 1904: Profane
- 1905: Luzerne
- 1906: Arabie / Sais *
- 1907: All Mine
- 1908: Sauge Pourpree
- 1909: Ronde de Nuit
- 1910: La Francaise
- 1911: La Boheme
- 1912: Wagram
- 1913: Trinqueuse
- 1914–18: no race
- 1919: Fausta
- 1920: Lasarte
- 1921: Durzetta
- 1922: Lady Elinor
- 1923: Concorde
- 1924: Sweet Auburn
- 1925: La Habanera
- 1926: La Caporale
- 1927: Lithography
- 1928: Lilybee
- 1929: Rollybuchy
- 1930: Kill Lady
- 1931: Campaspe
- 1932: La Bourrasque
- 1933: Revery
- 1934: Rarity
- 1935: Medea
- 1936: La Pallarea
- 1937: Solace
- 1938: Feerie
- 1939–40: no race
- 1941: Dauphine
- 1942: Guirlande
- 1943: Caravelle
- 1944: Oalgabla
- 1945: Raita
- 1946: Melibob
- 1947: Folina
- 1948: Phydile
- 1949: La Belle Aventure
- 1950: Polaire
- 1951: Damaka
- 1952: La Mirambule
- 1953: Airelle
- 1954: Toundra
- 1955: Double Luck
- 1956: Belle
- 1957: Kalitka
- 1958: La Touques
- 1959: Phigalia
- 1960: Free Moon
- 1961: Grande Ligne
- 1962:
- 1963: Chicane
- 1964: Ydra
- 1965:
- 1966: Solitude
- 1967: Percale
- 1968:
- 1969: Friedensbotschaft
- 1970: Chamade
- 1971: Sega Ville
- 1972: Siliciana
- 1973: My Great Aunt
- 1974: Ninfae
- 1975: Lighted Glory
- 1976: No No Nanette
- 1977: Demia
- 1978: North Sea
* The 1906 race was a dead-heat and has joint winners.
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