Earlier Winners
- 1933: Dickens
- 1934: Rodosto
- 1935: Rarity
- 1936: Le Cyclone
- 1937: Republique
- 1938: Mandoline
- 1939: Earnest
- 1940: no race
- 1941: Thread
- 1942: Balthazar / Panipat *
- 1943: Fine Art
- 1944: no race
- 1945: Tango
- 1946:
- 1947: Thiercelin
- 1948: Menetrier
- 1949: Menetrier
- 1950: Eppi d'Or
- 1951: Commando
- 1952: Norman
- 1953: Voltaire
- 1954: Fine Top
- 1955: Soleil Royal
- 1956:
- 1957: Renard
- 1958:
- 1959:
- 1960: Rina
- 1961: Galant Gaditan
- 1962: Cassis
- 1963: Hodell
- 1964: Nandou
- 1965: Present
- 1966: Apataki
- 1967: Village Square
- 1968: Calife
- 1969: Regent Street
- 1970: Irish Minstrel
- 1971: Joshua
- 1972: Etoile Lointaine
- 1973: My Friend Paul
- 1974: Ace of Aces
- 1975: Son of Silver
- 1976: Full of Hope
- 1977: Mittainvilliers
- 1978: Mad Captain
- 1979: Fils Prodigue
- 1980: Rostov
* The 1942 race was a dead-heat and has joint winners.
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