Earlier Winners
- 1921: Guerriere
- 1922: Zariba
- 1923: Sir Gallahad
- 1924: Ivain
- 1925: Coram
- 1926: Saint Fortunat
- 1927: Vitamine
- 1928: Xander
- 1929: Slipper
- 1930: Pontet Canet
- 1931: Pearl Cap
- 1932: Henin
- 1933: Arpette
- 1934: Shining Tor
- 1935: Aromate
- 1936: King Kong
- 1937: En Fraude
- 1938: Cillas
- 1939: Semiramide
- 1940: no race
- 1941: Princesse Palatine
- 1942: Fine Art
- 1943: Dogat
- 1944: Priam
- 1945: Coaraze
- 1946: Sayani
- 1947: Djelal
- 1948: Golestan
- 1949: Amour Drake
- 1950: Fort Napoleon
- 1951: Seigneur
- 1952: Arbele
- 1953: Canthare
- 1954: Ti Moun
- 1955: Klairon
- 1956: Buisson Ardent
- 1957: Balbo
- 1958: Coup de Canon
- 1959: Sallymount
- 1960: Djebel Traffic
- 1961: Net
- 1962: Lebon M L
- 1963: Hula Dancer
- 1964: La Bamba
- 1965: Astaria
- 1966: The Marshal
- 1967: Carabella
- 1968: Luthier
- 1969: Gris Vitesse
- 1970: Priamos
- 1971: Dictus
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“Kitsch is the daily art of our time, as the vase or the hymn was for earlier generations. For the sensibility it has that arbitrariness and importance which works take on when they are no longer noticeable elements of the environment. In America kitsch is Nature. The Rocky Mountains have resembled fake art for a century.”
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