Earlier Winners
- 1891: Sledge
- 1892: Courlis
- 1893: Hoche
- 1894: Fousi Yama
- 1895: Merlin
- 1896: Omnium II
- 1897: Castelnau
- 1898: Quilda
- 1899: Fourire
- 1900: Fourire
- 1901: Codoman
- 1902: Cheri
- 1903: La Camargo
- 1904: Macdonald II
- 1905: Macdonald II
- 1906: Prestige
- 1907: Maintenon
- 1908: Biniou
- 1909: Verdun
- 1910: Lieutel
- 1911: Badajoz
- 1912: Martial
- 1913: Isard
- 1914: Nimbus
- 1915–18: no race
- 1919: Mont Saint Eloi
- 1920: Tchad
- 1921: Souviens Toi
- 1922: Cid Campeador
- 1923: Niceas
- 1924: Sir Gallahad
- 1925: Le Capucin
- 1926: Cerulea
- 1927: King's Darling
- 1928: Motrico
- 1929: Tuvari
- 1930: Mysarch
- 1931: Le Tourbillon
- 1932: Parsee
- 1933: Goyescas
- 1934: Le Centaure
- 1935: Farfadette
- 1936: Renette
- 1937: Le Calme
- 1938: Sanguinetto
- 1939: Feerie
- 1940: Goya II
- 1941: Djebel
- 1942: Djebel
- 1943: Un Gaillard
- 1944: Un Gaillard
- 1945: Ardan
- 1946: Oural
- 1947: Goyama
- 1948: Nirgal
- 1949: Tharsis
- 1950: Wild Mec
- 1951: Alizier
- 1952: L'Aiglon
- 1953: Fine Top
- 1954: Banassa
- 1955: Soleil Levant
- 1956: Tropique
- 1957: Fric
- 1958: Mon Triomphe
- 1959: Tombeur
- 1960: Siva
- 1961: Djebel Traffic
- 1962: Match
- 1963: Exbury
- 1964: Prima Donna
- 1965: Free Ride
- 1966: Diatome
- 1967: Claquesous
- 1968: Taglietto
- 1969: Carmarthen
- 1970: Yaxilio
- 1971: Yaxilio
- 1972: Mister Sic Top
- 1973: Mister Sic Top
- 1974: Shari
- 1975: no race *
- 1976: Citoyen
- 1977: Cheraw
- 1978: Pappagallo
- 1979: Tempus Fugit
- 1980: Kamaridaan
* The 1975 running was abandoned because of snow.
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