Earlier Winners
- 1877: Springfield
- 1878: Jannette
- 1879: Rayon d'Or
- 1880: Robert the Devil
- 1881: Bend Or
- 1882: Tristan
- 1883: Tristan
- 1884: Tristan
- 1885: Paradox
- 1886: Ormonde
- 1887: Bendigo
- 1888: Friar's Balsam
- 1889: Gold
- 1890: Amphion
- 1891: Orion
- 1892: Orme
- 1893: Le Nicham
- 1894: La Fleche
- 1895: Laveno
- 1896: Labrador
- 1897: Velasquez
- 1898: Velasquez
- 1899: Dieudonne
- 1900: Solitaire
- 1901: Osboch
- 1902: Veles
- 1903: Sceptre
- 1904: Bachelor's Button
- 1905: Pretty Polly
- 1906: Polymelus
- 1907: Galvani
- 1908: Llangwm
- 1909: Bayardo
- 1910: Lemberg
- 1911: Lemberg
- 1912: Stedfast
- 1913: Tracery
- 1914: Hapsburg
- 1915: Let Fly
- 1916: Clarissimus
- 1917: Gay Crusader
- 1918: My Dear
- 1919: Buchan
- 1920: Orpheus
- 1921: Orpheus
- 1922: Franklin
- 1923: Ellangowan
- 1924: Pharos
- 1925: Picaroon
- 1926: Warden of the Marches
- 1927: Asterus
- 1928: Fairway
- 1929: Fairway
- 1930: Rustom Pasha
- 1931: Goyescas
- 1932: Cameronian
- 1933: Chatelaine / Dastur *
- 1934: Umidwar
- 1935: Wychwood Abbot
- 1936: Wychwood Abbot
- 1937: Flares
- 1938: Rockfel
- 1939: no race
- 1940: Hippius
- 1941: Hippius
- 1942: Big Game
- 1943: Nasrullah
- 1944: Hycilla
- 1945: Court Martial
- 1946: Honeyway
- 1947: Migoli
- 1948: Solar Slipper
- 1949: Djeddah
- 1950: Peter Flower
- 1951: Dynamiter
- 1952: Dynamiter
- 1953: Nearula
- 1954: Narrator
- 1955: Hafiz
- 1956: Hugh Lupus
- 1957: Rose Royale
- 1958: Bella Paola
- 1959: Petite Etoile
- 1960: Marguerite Vernaut
- 1961: Bobar
- 1962: Arctic Storm
- 1963: Hula Dancer
- 1964: Baldric
- 1965: Silly Season
- 1966: Pieces of Eight
* The 1933 race was a dead-heat and has joint winners.
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