Earlier Winners
- 1863: The Ranger
- 1864: Vermouth
- 1865: Gladiateur
- 1866: Ceylon
- 1867: Fervacques *
- 1868: The Earl
- 1869: Glaneur
- 1870: Sornette
- 1871: no race
- 1872: Cremorne
- 1873: Boiard
- 1874: Trent
- 1875: Salvator
- 1876: Kisber
- 1877: Saint Christophe
- 1878: Thurio
- 1879: Nubienne
- 1880: Robert the Devil
- 1881: Foxhall
- 1882: Bruce
- 1883: Frontin
- 1884: Little Duck
- 1885: Paradox
- 1886: Minting
- 1887: Tenebreuse
- 1888: Stuart
- 1889: Vasistas
- 1890: Fitz Roya
- 1891: Clamart
- 1892: Rueil
- 1893: Ragotsky
- 1894: Dolma Baghtche
- 1895: Andree
- 1896: Arreau
- 1897: Doge
- 1898: Le Roi Soleil
- 1899: Perth
- 1900: Semendria
- 1901: Cheri
- 1902: Kizil Kourgan
- 1903: Quo Vadis
- 1904: Ajax
- 1905: Finasseur
- 1906: Spearmint
- 1907: Sans Souci
- 1908: Northeast
- 1909: Verdun
- 1910: Nuage
- 1911: As d'Atout
- 1912: Houli
- 1913: Bruleur
- 1914: Sardanapale
- 1915–16: no race
- 1917: Brumelli
- 1918: Montmartin
- 1919: Galloper Light
- 1920: Comrade
- 1921: Lemonora
- 1922: Kefalin
- 1923: Filibert de Savoie
- 1924: Transvaal
- 1925: Reine Lumiere
- 1926: Take My Tip
- 1927: Fiterari
- 1928: Cri de Guerre
- 1929: Hotweed
- 1930: Commanderie
- 1931: Barneveldt
- 1932: Strip the Willow
- 1933: Cappiello
- 1934: Admiral Drake
- 1935: Crudite
- 1936: Mieuxce
- 1937: Clairvoyant
- 1938: Nearco
- 1939: Pharis
- 1940: Maurepas
- 1941: Le Pacha
- 1942: Magister
- 1943: Pensbury
- 1944: Deux Pour Cent
- 1945: Caracalla
- 1946: Souverain
- 1947: Avenger
- 1948: My Love
- 1949: Bagheera
- 1950: Vieux Manoir
- 1951: Sicambre
- 1952: Orfeo
- 1953: Northern Light
- 1954: Popof
- 1955: Phil Drake
- 1956: Vattel
* The 1867 race finished as a dead-heat between Fervacques and Patricien, but it was decided by a run-off.
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