Past Winners
- 2001 : Thunder Blitz
- 2000 : Trippi
- 1999 : First American
- 1998 : Chilito
- 1997 : Frisk Me Now
- 1996 : El Amante
- 1995 : Pyramid Peak
- 1994 : Meadow Flight
- 1993 : Forever Whirl
- 1992 : Pistols and Roses
- 1991 : No race held
- 1990 : No race held
- 1989 : Awe Inspiring
- 1988 : Cherokee Colony
- 1987 : Talinum
- 1986 : Badger Land
- 1985 : Proud Truth *
- 1984 : Time For A Change
- 1983 : Current Hope
- 1982 : Timely Writer
- 1981 : Tap Shoes
- 1980 : Superbity
- 1979 : Spectacular Bid
- 1978 : Alydar
- 1977 : Seattle Slew
- 1976 : Honest Pleasure
- 1975 : Foolish Pleasure
- 1974 : Bushongo
- 1973 : Our Native
- 1972 : Hold Your Peace
- 1971 : Executioner
- 1970 : My Dad George
- 1969 : Top Knight
- 1968 : Wise Exchange *
- 1967 : Reflected Glory
- 1966 : Buckpasser
- 1965 : Native Charger
- 1964 : Northern Dancer
- 1963 : Never Bend
- 1962 : Prego *
- 1961 : Carry Back
- 1960 : Bally Ache
- 1959 : Troilus
- 1958 : Tim Tam *
- 1957 : Bold Ruler
- 1956 : Needles
- 1955 : Nashua
- 1954 : Turn-To
- 1953 : Straight Face
- 1952 :(1) Blue Man
- 1952 :(2) Charlie McAdam
- 1951 : Yildiz
- 1950 : Oil Capitol
- 1949 : Olympia
- 1948 : Citation
- 1947 : Faultless
- 1946 : Round View
- 1945 : No race held
- 1944 : Stir Up
- 1943 : No race held
- 1942 : Requested
- 1941 : Dispose
- 1940 : Woof Woof
- 1939 : Technician
- 1938 : Lawrin
- 1937 : Court Scandal
- 1936 : Brevity
- 1935 : Black Helen
- 1934 : Time Clock
- 1933 : Charley O.
- 1932 : Evening
- 1931 : Lightning Bolt
- 1930 : Titus
- 1929 : Upset Lad
- 1928 : No race held
- 1927 : No race held
- 1926 : Torcher
Note:
- 1985 - Chief's Crown disqualified from first to second
- 1968 - Iron Ruler disqualified from first to second
- 1962 - Sunrise Count disqualified from first to third
- 1958 - Jewel's Reward disqualified from first to second
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