Chester Vase - Earlier Winners

Earlier Winners

  • 1907: Sancy / Earlston *
  • 1908: Galvani
  • 1909: St Ninian
  • 1910: Bayardo
  • 1911: Maaz
  • 1912: Lycaon
  • 1913: Cylba
  • 1914: Dan Russel
  • 1915: Esplandian
  • 1916–18: no race
  • 1919: Air Raid
  • 1920: Buchan
  • 1921: no race
  • 1922: Fodder
  • 1923: Papyrus
  • 1924: Inkerman
  • 1925: Vermilion Pencil
  • 1926: Swift and Sure
  • 1927: Lone Knight
  • 1928: Hectare
  • 1929: En Garde
  • 1930: Pinxit
  • 1931: Sandwich
  • 1932: Bulandshar
  • 1933: Hyperion
  • 1934: Windsor Lad
  • 1935: Valerius
  • 1936: Taj Akbar
  • 1937: Merry Mathew
  • 1938: Cave Man
  • 1939: Heliopolis
  • 1940–45: no race
  • 1946: Sky High
  • 1947: Edward Tudor
  • 1948: Valognes
  • 1949: Swallow Tail
  • 1950: Castle Rock
  • 1951: Supreme Court
  • 1952: Summer Rain
  • 1953: Empire Honey
  • 1954: Blue Rod
  • 1955: Daemon
  • 1956: Articulate
  • 1957: King Babar
  • 1958: Alcide
  • 1959: Fidalgo
  • 1960: Mr Higgins
  • 1961: Sovrango
  • 1962: Silver Cloud
  • 1963: Christmas Island
  • 1964: Indiana
  • 1965: Gulf Pearl
  • 1966: General Gordon
  • 1967: Great Host
  • 1968: Remand
  • 1969: no race
  • 1970: Politico
  • 1971: Linden Tree
  • 1972: Ormindo
  • 1973: Proverb
  • 1974: Jupiter Pluvius
  • 1975: Shantallah
  • 1976: Old Bill
  • 1977: Hot Grove
  • 1978: Icelandic
  • 1979: Cracaval

* The 1907 race was a dead-heat and has joint winners.

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