Earlier Winners
- 1883: Stockholm
- 1884: Yvrande
- 1885: Barberine
- 1886: Sakountala
- 1887: Tenebreuse
- 1888: Widgeon
- 1889: May Pole
- 1890: Wandora
- 1891: Primrose
- 1892: Kairouan
- 1893: Tilly
- 1894: Calceolaire
- 1895: Andree
- 1896: Riposte
- 1897: Roxelane
- 1898: Polymnie
- 1899: Sesara
- 1900: Semendria
- 1901: La Camargo
- 1902: Kizil Kourgan
- 1903: Rose de Mai
- 1904: Xylene
- 1905: Princesse Lointaine
- 1906: Sais
- 1907: Madree
- 1908: Sauge Pourpree
- 1909: Ronde de Nuit
- 1910: Vellica
- 1911: Bolide
- 1912: Porte Maillot
- 1913: Banshee
- 1914: Diavolezza
- 1915–18: no race
- 1919: Galejade
- 1920: Flowershop
- 1921: Nephthys
- 1922: Frisky
- 1923: Anna Bolena
- 1924: Rebia
- 1925: La Dame de Trefle
- 1926: Mackwiller
- 1927: Fairy Legend
- 1928: Roahouga
- 1929: Poesie
- 1930: Rose The
- 1931: Pearl Cap
- 1932: Ligne de Fond
- 1933: Bipearl
- 1934: Mary Tudor
- 1935: The Nile
- 1936: Blue Bear
- 1937: Colette Baudoche
- 1938: Feerie
- 1939: Yonne
- 1940: no race
- 1941: Longthanh
- 1942: Esmeralda
- 1943: Caravelle
- 1944: Palencia
- 1945: Nikellora
- 1946: Real
- 1947: Imprudence
- 1948: Corteira
- 1949: Coronation / Galgala *
- 1950: Corejada
- 1951: Djelfa
- 1952: Pomare
- 1953: Hurnli
- 1954: Virgule
- 1955: Dictaway
- 1956: Apollonia
- 1957: Toro
- 1958: Yla
- 1959: Ginetta
- 1960: Timandra
- 1961: Solitude
- 1962: La Sega
- 1963: Altissima
- 1964: Rajput Princess
- 1965: La Sarre
- 1966: Right Away
- 1967: Gazala
- 1968: Pola Bella
- 1969: Koblenza
* The 1949 race was a dead-heat and has joint winners.
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