Eclipse Stakes - Earlier Winners

Earlier Winners

  • 1886: Bendigo
  • 1887: no race
  • 1888: Orbit
  • 1889: Ayrshire
  • 1890: no race
  • 1891: Surefoot
  • 1892: Orme
  • 1893: Orme
  • 1894: Isinglass
  • 1895: Le Justicier
  • 1896: St Frusquin
  • 1897: Persimmon
  • 1898: Velasquez
  • 1899: Flying Fox
  • 1900: Diamond Jubilee
  • 1901: Epsom Lad
  • 1902: Cheers
  • 1903: Ard Patrick
  • 1904: Darley Dale
  • 1905: Val d'Or
  • 1906: Llangibby
  • 1907: Lally
  • 1908: Your Majesty
  • 1909: Bayardo
  • 1910: Lemberg / Neil Gow *
  • 1911: Swynford
  • 1912: Prince Palatine
  • 1913: Tracery
  • 1914: Hapsburg
  • 1915–18: no race
  • 1919: Buchan
  • 1920: Buchan
  • 1921: Craig an Eran
  • 1922: Golden Myth
  • 1923: Saltash
  • 1924: Polyphontes
  • 1925: Polyphontes
  • 1926: Coronach
  • 1927: Colorado
  • 1928: Fairway
  • 1929: Royal Minstrel
  • 1930: Rustom Pasha
  • 1931: Caerleon
  • 1932: Miracle
  • 1933: Loaningdale
  • 1934: King Salmon
  • 1935: Windsor Lad
  • 1936: Rhodes Scholar
  • 1937: Boswell
  • 1938: Pasch
  • 1939: Blue Peter
  • 1940–45: no race
  • 1946: Gulf Stream
  • 1947: Migoli
  • 1948: Petition
  • 1949: Djeddah
  • 1950: Flocon
  • 1951: Mystery IX
  • 1952: Tulyar
  • 1953: Argur
  • 1954: King of the Tudors
  • 1955: Darius
  • 1956: Tropique
  • 1957: Arctic Explorer
  • 1958: Ballymoss
  • 1959: Saint Crespin

* The 1910 race was a dead-heat and has joint winners.

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