Earlier Winners
- 1875: Kisber
- 1876: Chamant
- 1877: Pilgrimage
- 1878: Wheel of Fortune
- 1879: Grace Cup
- 1880: Bal Gal
- 1881: Dutch Oven
- 1882: Ladislas
- 1883: Queen Adelaide
- 1884: Paradox
- 1885: Ormonde
- 1886: Reve d'Or
- 1887: Friar's Balsam
- 1888: Donovan
- 1889: Le Nord
- 1890: Corstorphine
- 1891: Orme
- 1892: Meddler
- 1893: Matchbox
- 1894: Raconteur
- 1895: St Frusquin
- 1896: Vesuvian
- 1897: Hawfinch
- 1898: Frontier
- 1899: Democrat
- 1900: Lord Bobs
- 1901: Game Chick
- 1902: Rock Sand
- 1903: Henry the First
- 1904: Rouge Croix
- 1905: Picton
- 1906: My Pet
- 1907: Rhodora
- 1908: Bayardo
- 1909: Lemberg
- 1910: King William / Phryxus *
- 1911: White Star
- 1912: Louvois
- 1913: Kennymore
- 1914: Let Fly
- 1915: Atheling
- 1916: Telephus
- 1917: My Dear
- 1918: Knight of Blyth
- 1919: Prince Galahad
- 1920: no race
- 1921: Lembach
- 1922: Hurry Off
- 1923: Salmon-Trout
- 1924: Zionist
- 1925: Review Order
- 1926: Money Maker
- 1927: Toboggan
- 1928: Brienz
- 1929: Grace Dalrymple
- 1930: Sangre
- 1931: Firdaussi
- 1932: Hyperion
- 1933: Mrs Rustom
- 1934: Hairan
- 1935: Bala Hissar
- 1936: Sultan Mahomed
- 1937: Manorite
- 1938: Casanova
- 1939: no race
- 1940: Fettes
- 1941: Canyonero
- 1942: Umiddad
- 1943: Effervescence
- 1944: Paper Weight
- 1945: Hypericum
- 1946: Migoli
- 1947: Pride of India
- 1948: Royal Forest
- 1949: Emperor
- 1950: Turco II
- 1951: Marsyad
- 1952: Pinza
- 1953: Infatuation
- 1954: My Smokey
- 1955: Dacian
- 1956: Crepello
- 1957: Torbella
- 1958: Billum
- 1959: Ancient Lights
- 1960: Bounteous
- 1961: River Chanter
- 1962: Follow Suit
- 1963: King's Lane
- 1964: Silly Season
- 1965: Pretendre
- 1966: Dart Board
- 1967: Hametus
* The 1910 race was a dead-heat and has joint winners.
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