Earlier Winners
- 1922: Mazeppa
- 1923: Grand Guignol
- 1924: Scaramouche
- 1925: Chubasco
- 1926: Felton
- 1927: Sachet
- 1928: Bachelier
- 1929: Double Dutch
- 1930: Menthol
- 1931: Triberg
- 1932: Satrap
- 1933: Magnus
- 1934: Verset
- 1935: Will of the Wisp
- 1936: Fantastic
- 1937: Khasnadar
- 1938: Molitor
- 1939: Shrift
- 1940: no race
- 1941: Nepenthe
- 1942:
- 1943: Bambou
- 1944: Orsava
- 1945: Kerlor
- 1946: Eclair
- 1947: Djelal
- 1948: Espace Vital
- 1949: Urfe
- 1950: Alizier
- 1951: Pharas
- 1952: Orfeo
- 1953: Sunny Dream
- 1954: Mistralor
- 1955: Fauchelevent
- 1956: Jithaka
- 1957: Mehdi
- 1958: Upstart
- 1959: Memorandum
- 1960: Tehuelche
- 1961: Le Bois Sacre
- 1962: Rugby
- 1963: Nasram
- 1964: Trade Mark
- 1965:
- 1966: Danseur
- 1967: Steady
- 1968: Vaguely Noble
- 1969: Mazarin
- 1970: High Game
- 1971: Music Man
- 1972: Hair Do
- 1973: Azorello
- 1974: Blue Diamond
- 1975: Corby
- 1976: Exceller
- 1977: Ercolano
- 1978: Nizon
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