Earlier Winners
- 1921: Grazing / Net *
- 1922: Joyeux Drille
- 1923: Sir Gallahad
- 1924: Optimist
- 1925: Aethelstan
- 1926: Bad Leg
- 1927: Licteur
- 1928: Orosmade
- 1929: Argonaute
- 1930: Bull Dog
- 1931: Ivan le Terrible
- 1932: Ronflon
- 1933: Jumbo
- 1934: Shining Tor
- 1935: Comilon
- 1936: Ambrose Light
- 1937: Drap d'Or
- 1938: Tranquil
- 1939: Mac Kann
- 1940: Flying Call
- 1941: Pampre d'Or
- 1942: Nosca
- 1943: Fanatique
- 1944: Tango
- 1945: Coaraze
- 1946: Sayani
- 1947: Djelal
- 1948:
- 1949: Oghio
- 1950: Galcador
- 1951: Free Man
- 1952: Faubourg
- 1953: Faublas
- 1954:
- 1955: Belebat
- 1956: Polic
- 1957: Mourne
- 1958: Pres du Feu
- 1959: Savarus
- 1960: Djebel Traffic
- 1961:
- 1962: Montfleur
- 1963: Garde Coeur
- 1964: Sigebert
- 1965: Sunday
- 1966: Silver Shark
- 1967: Blue Tom
- 1968: Chimist Amber
- 1969: Bergano
- 1970: Larko
- 1971: Maroun
- 1972: Tom Playfair
- 1973: Alvedas
- 1974: Schoeller
- 1975: Wronsky
- 1976: Happy New Year
- 1977: Solicitor
* The 1921 race was a dead-heat and has joint winners.
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