Earlier Winners
- 1883: Stresa
- 1884: Geneve
- 1885: Althea
- 1886: Estelle
- 1887: La Delivrande
- 1888: Modena
- 1889: Perle Rose
- 1890: Fatuite
- 1891: Amazone
- 1892:
- 1893: Marjolaine
- 1894: Algarade
- 1895: Phoebe
- 1896: Ecrevisse
- 1897: The Shrew
- 1898: Goguette
- 1899: Olympie
- 1900: May Queen
- 1901: Visitandine
- 1902: Karamanie
- 1903: Wide Awake
- 1904: Zingara
- 1905: Marie Galante
- 1906: Blue Fly
- 1907: La Neuville
- 1908: Cabane
- 1909: La Chandeleur
- 1910: Basse Pointe
- 1911: Allamanda
- 1912: La Semillante
- 1913: Coraline
- 1914: Aurore Boreale
- 1915–18: no race
- 1919: Furlana
- 1920: Chaine d'Or
- 1921: Musique
- 1922: Shocking
- 1923: Pomare
- 1924: Tetratela
- 1925: Tagus
- 1926: Raflade
- 1927: Samphire
- 1928: Likka
- 1929: La Mie au Gue
- 1930: L'Abbesse de Menin
- 1931: Sesia
- 1932: Fee Esterel
- 1933: Relique
- 1934: Brunanburh
- 1935: Finlandaise
- 1936: Cousine
- 1937: Gandara
- 1938: Marphise
- 1939: Pereire
- 1940: no race
- 1941: Green Parrot
- 1942: The Residency
- 1943: Vertelle
- 1944:
- 1945: Theorie
- 1946: Miss Foxlight
- 1947: Picardie
- 1948: Sans Toi / Seduction *
- 1949: L'Oasis
- 1950: Hortensia
- 1951: Monrovia
- 1952:
- 1953: Deep Sea
- 1954: Reine d'Atout
- 1955: All Risk
- 1956: Fast Jane
- 1957:
- 1958:
- 1959: Mi Carina
- 1960: Marie Jolie
- 1961:
- 1962: Chaleureuse
- 1963: Partisane
- 1964: Dreida
- 1965: Kere
- 1966: Bubunia
- 1967: Casaque Grise
- 1968: Hugger Mugger
- 1969: Agujita
- 1970: Santa Tina
- 1971: Pointilleuse
- 1972: Decigale
- 1973: Gay Style
- 1974: Azurella
- 1975: no race
* The 1948 race was a dead-heat and has joint winners.
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