Earlier Winners
- 1867:
- 1868: Manette
- 1869: Mademoiselle de Fligny
- 1870–73: no race
- 1874: Saltimbanque
- 1875: Marmiton
- 1876: Pensacola
- 1877: Pensacola
- 1878: Virginie
- 1879: Mademoiselle Mars
- 1880: Belgirate
- 1881: Pistache
- 1882: Ontario
- 1883:
- 1884: Metropole
- 1885: Artois
- 1886: Entrechat
- 1887: Modiste
- 1888: Master Albert
- 1889: La Negligente
- 1890: Paradisia
- 1891: Fantasia
- 1892: C'est Sa Soeur
- 1893: Sylphine
- 1894: Dinette
- 1895: Beatrix
- 1896: Aunt Minie
- 1897: Manitou
- 1898:
- 1899: Mauvezin
- 1900: Wilhelmina
- 1901: Limousin
- 1902: Caius
- 1903:
- 1904: Morning Dew
- 1905:
- 1906: Syphon
- 1907: Princess Margaret
- 1908: Prestissimo
- 1909: Fils du Vent
- 1910: Garance
- 1911: Porte Maillot
- 1912: Amadou / Radial *
- 1913: La Malfiera
- 1914–18: no race
- 1919: La Chiffa
- 1920: Maskara
- 1921: Honeysuckle
- 1922: Sir Gallahad
- 1923: Heldifann
- 1924: Niceas
- 1925: Mackwiller
- 1926: Addis Ababa
- 1927: Gerbert
- 1928: Echappade
- 1929: Clarawood
- 1930: Democratie
- 1931: Epitaphe
- 1932: Faria
- 1933: Shining Tor
- 1934: Bao Dai
- 1935: Limac
- 1936: Ethiopie
- 1937: Aziyade
- 1938: Iskandar
- 1939–40: no race
- 1941: Wigombirou
- 1942: Dogat
- 1943: Wigombirou
- 1944: Fine Art
- 1945: Fine Art
- 1946: Fine Art
- 1947: Solina
- 1948: Damnos
- 1949:
- 1950:
- 1951: Pareo
- 1952: Pierrot Bleu
- 1953: Vamarie
- 1954: Vamarie
- 1955: Reinata
- 1956: Palariva
- 1957:
- 1958: Edellic
- 1959: Edellic
- 1960: L'Epinay
- 1961: La Sega
- 1962: L'Epinay
- 1963: Texanita
- 1964: Texanita
- 1965: Silver Shark
- 1966: Yours
- 1967: Yours
- 1968: Sun Sun
- 1969: Pentathlon
- 1970: Calahorra
- 1971: Deep Diver
- 1972: Rambling Rose
- 1973: D'Urberville
- 1974: Moubariz
- 1975: Realty
- 1976: Girl Friend
- 1977: Girl Friend
- 1978: Polyponder
- 1979: Manjam
* The 1912 race was a dead-heat and has joint winners.
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