Earlier Winners
- 1866: Selim
- 1867: Golden Plover
- 1868: Madeira
- 1869: The Scout
- 1870: Billy Pitt
- 1871: Maid of Athens
- 1872: Trickstress
- 1873: Kyrle Daly
- 1874: Ben Battle
- 1875: Innishowen
- 1876: Umpire
- 1877: Redskin
- 1878: Madame du Barry
- 1879: Soulouque
- 1880: King of the Bees
- 1881: Master Ned
- 1882: Sortie
- 1883: Sylph
- 1884: Theologian
- 1885: St Kevin
- 1886: Theodemir
- 1887: Pet Fox
- 1888: Theodolite
- 1889: Tragedy
- 1890: Kentish Fire
- 1891: Narraghmore
- 1892: Roy Neil
- 1893: Bowline
- 1894: Blairfinde
- 1895: Portmarnock
- 1896: Gulsalberk
- 1897: Wales
- 1898: Noble Howard
- 1899: Oppressor
- 1900: Gallinaria
- 1901: Carrigavalla
- 1902: St Brendan
- 1903: Lord Rossmore
- 1904: Royal Arch
- 1905: Flax Park
- 1906: Killeagh
- 1907: Orby
- 1908: Wild Bouquet
- 1909: Bachelor's Double
- 1910: Aviator
- 1911: Shanballymore
- 1912: Civility
- 1913: Bachelor's Wedding
- 1914: Land of Song
- 1915: Ballaghtobin
- 1916: Furore
- 1917: First Flier
- 1918: King John
- 1919: Loch Lomond
- 1920: He Goes
- 1921: Ballyheron
- 1922: Spike Island
- 1923: Waygood
- 1924: Haine / Zodiac 1
- 1925: Zionist
- 1926: Embargo
- 1927: Knight of the Grail
- 1928: Baytown
- 1929: Kopi
- 1930: Rock Star
- 1931: Sea Serpent
- 1932: Dastur
- 1933: Harinero
- 1934: Patriot King / Primero 1
- 1935: Museum
- 1936: Raeburn
- 1937: Phideas
- 1938: Rosewell
- 1939: Mondragon
- 1940: Turkhan
- 1941: Sol Oriens
- 1942: Windsor Slipper
- 1943: The Phoenix
- 1944: Slide On
- 1945: Piccadilly
- 1946: Bright News
- 1947: Sayajirao
- 1948: Nathoo
- 1949: Hindostan
- 1950: Dark Warrior
- 1951: Fraise du Bois II
- 1952: Thirteen of Diamonds
- 1953: Chamier 2
- 1954: Zarathustra
- 1955: Panaslipper
- 1956: Talgo
- 1957: Ballymoss
- 1958: Sindon
- 1959: Fidalgo
- 1960: Chamour
- 1961: Your Highness
1 The 1924 and 1934 races were dead-heats and have joint winners.
2 Premonition finished first in 1953, but he was disqualified.
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