Earlier Winners
- 1911: Spanish Prince
- 1912: Golden Rod
- 1913: Hornet's Beauty
- 1914: Harmonicon
- 1915–18: no race
- 1919: Chiffre d'Amour
- 1920: Tetratema
- 1921: Tetratema
- 1922: Roman Bachelor
- 1923: Sicyon
- 1924: Mumtaz Mahal
- 1925: Diomedes
- 1926: Oojah
- 1927: Endowment
- 1928: Queen's Bower
- 1929: Tiffin
- 1930: Stingo
- 1931: Stingo
- 1932: Clustine
- 1933: Myrobella
- 1934: Old Riley
- 1935: Strathcarron
- 1936: Veuve Clicquot
- 1937: Veuve Clicquot
- 1938: Neuvy
- 1939: Mickey the Greek
- 1940: no race
- 1941: Antecedent *
- 1942–45: no race
- 1946: Honeyway
- 1947: Daily Mail
- 1948: Royal Barge
- 1949: Abernant
- 1950: Abernant
- 1951: Bakshishi
- 1952: Royal Serenade
- 1953: Fairy Flax
- 1954: Four of Spades
- 1955: Democratic
- 1956: Palariva
- 1957: Refined
- 1958: Right Boy
- 1959: Right Boy
- 1960: Bleep-Bleep
- 1961: Floribunda
- 1962: La Tendresse
- 1963: Secret Step
- 1964: Matatina
- 1965: Pugnacity
- 1966: Polyfoto
- 1967: Right Strath
- 1968: So Blessed
- 1969: Laser Light
- 1970: Raffingora
- 1971: Constans
- 1972: Stilvi
- 1973: Sandford Lad
- 1974: Singing Bede
- 1975: Auction Ring
- 1976: Music Boy
- 1977: Scarcely Blessed
- 1978: Music Maestro
- 1979: Ahonoora
* The 1941 running took place at Newmarket.
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