Earlier Winners
- 1897: Ortie Blanche
- 1898: Melina
- 1899: Sesara
- 1900: Semendria
- 1901: La Camargo
- 1902: Ophelia
- 1903: Mater
- 1904: Profane
- 1905: Brienne
- 1906: Bethsaida
- 1907: Claudia
- 1908: Medeah
- 1909: Ronde de Nuit
- 1910: Basse Pointe
- 1911: Tripolette
- 1912: Reveuse
- 1913: Moia
- 1914–18: no race
- 1919: Stearine
- 1920: Meddlesome Maid
- 1921: Durban
- 1922: Sainte Ursule
- 1923: Quoi
- 1924: Isola Bella
- 1925: La Habanera
- 1926: Dorina
- 1927: Samphire
- 1928: Merry Girl
- 1929: Calandria
- 1930: Commanderie
- 1931: Pearl Cap
- 1932: Kiddie
- 1933: La Circe
- 1934: Mary Tudor
- 1935: Crisa
- 1936: Mistress Ford
- 1937: Tonnelle
- 1938: Ma Normandie
- 1939–40: no race
- 1941: Longthanh
- 1942: Vigilance
- 1943: Folle Nuit
- 1944: La Belle du Canet
- 1945: Nikellora
- 1946: Pirette
- 1947: Procureuse
- 1948: Corteira
- 1949: Bagheera
- 1950: Kilette
- 1951: Orberose
- 1952: La Mirambule
- 1953: Radio
- 1954: Philante
- 1955: Wild Miss
- 1956: Janiari
- 1957: Arbencia
- 1958: Bella Paola
- 1959: Mi Carina
- 1960: Lezghinka
- 1961: Anne la Douce / Astola *
- 1962: Monade
- 1963: Golden Girl
- 1964: Astaria
* The 1961 race was a dead-heat and has joint winners.
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