Earlier Winners
- 1919: Milton
- 1920: Perion
- 1921: The Yellow Dwarf
- 1922: Dry Toast
- 1923: Leighon Tor
- 1924: Live Wire
- 1925: Glommen
- 1926: Artist Glow
- 1927: Foliation
- 1928: O'Curry
- 1929: Sir Cosmo
- 1930: Flying Argosy
- 1931: Doctor Dolittle
- 1932: Rose en Soleil
- 1933: Versicle
- 1934: The Blue Boy
- 1935: Easton
- 1936: Can-Can
- 1937: Rhodes Scholar
- 1938: River Prince
- 1939: Ombro
- 1940–47: no race
- 1948: Sandastre
- 1949: Colonist II
- 1950: La Baille
- 1951: Chinese Cracker
- 1952: Esquilla
- 1953: Skye
- 1954: Sweet One
- 1955: Ark Royal
- 1956: Milady
- 1957: Almeria
- 1958: None Nicer
- 1959: Cantelo
- 1960: French Fern
- 1961: Futurama
- 1962: Tender Annie
- 1963: Ostrya
- 1964: Windmill Girl
- 1965: Bracey Bridge
- 1966: Parthian Glance
- 1967: Park Top
- 1968: Pandora Bay
- 1969: Sleeping Partner
- 1970: Parmelia
- 1971: Fleet Wahine
- 1972: Star Ship
- 1973: Miss Petard
- 1974: Northern Princess
- 1975: Gallina
- 1976: Catalpa
- 1977: Nanticious
- 1978: Relfo
- 1979: Expansive
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