Earlier Winners
- 1911: Alice
- 1912: Saucy Vixen
- 1913: Queen's Parade
- 1914: First Spear
- 1915: Silver Tag
- 1916: Eos
- 1917: no race
- 1918: Herself
- 1919: Tomatina
- 1920: Lady Ava
- 1921: Blue Lady
- 1922: Leighon Tor
- 1923: Shrove
- 1924: Maid of Bath
- 1925: Bar Sinister
- 1926: Glasheen
- 1927: Hunt the Slipper
- 1928: Mara
- 1929: Point Duty
- 1930: Theresina
- 1931: Pisa
- 1932: Pennycross
- 1933: Eclair
- 1934: Mis Tor
- 1935: Coppelia
- 1936: Crested Crane
- 1937: Tumbrel
- 1938: La-Li
- 1939: Bountiful
- 1940: no race
- 1941: Commotion
- 1942–44: no race
- 1945: Sweet Cygnet
- 1946: Wheedler
- 1947: Mermaid
- 1948: Goblet
- 1949: Suntime
- 1950: Val d'Assa
- 1951: Red Shoes
- 1952: Queen of Light
- 1953: Happy Laughter
- 1954: Sundry
- 1955: Gloria Nicky
- 1956: Following Breeze
- 1957: Sylphide
- 1958: Court One
- 1959: Crystal Palace
- 1960: Green Opal
- 1961: Aphrodita
- 1962: Tournella
- 1963: Crevette
- 1964: Alborada
- 1965: Pugnacity
- 1966: Chrona
- 1967: Resilience II
- 1968: Ileana
- 1969: Vital Match
- 1970: Caprera
- 1971: Favoletta
- 1972: Waterloo
- 1973: Jacinth
- 1974: Himawari
- 1975: Sauceboat
- 1976: Duboff
- 1977: River Dane
- 1978: Cistus
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