Earlier Winners
- 1877: Jannette
- 1878: Wheel of Fortune
- 1879: Bend Or
- 1880: Bal Gal
- 1881: Dutch Oven
- 1882: Sigmophone
- 1883: Duke of Richmond
- 1884: Rosy Morn
- 1885: Sunrise
- 1886: Panzerschiff
- 1887: Friar's Balsam
- 1888: Gulliver
- 1889: Golden Gate
- 1890: Siphonia
- 1891: Orme
- 1892: Inverdon
- 1893: Galloping Dick
- 1894: The Nipper
- 1895: Persimmon
- 1896: Chillingham
- 1897: Paladore
- 1898: St Gris
- 1899: Winifreda
- 1900: Handicapper
- 1901: Duke of Westminster
- 1902: Mead
- 1903: Queen's Holiday
- 1904: Polymelus
- 1905: Lally
- 1906: Weathercock
- 1907: Bolted
- 1908: Bayardo
- 1909: Charles O'Malley
- 1910: Pietri
- 1911: Sweeper
- 1912: Seremond
- 1913: Black Jester
- 1914: Pommern
- 1915–18: no race
- 1919: Golden Guinea
- 1920: Sunblaze
- 1921: Fodder
- 1922: Bombay Duck
- 1923: Halcyon
- 1924: Manna
- 1925: Pantera
- 1926: The Satrap
- 1927: Gang Warily
- 1928: Rattlin the Reefer
- 1929: Challenger
- 1930: Four Course
- 1931: Spenser
- 1932: Solar Boy
- 1933: Colombo
- 1934: Bobsleigh
- 1935: Mahmoud
- 1936: Perifox
- 1937: Unbreakable
- 1938: Chancery
- 1939: Moradabad
- 1940–45: no race
- 1946: Petition
- 1947: Birthday Greetings
- 1948: Star King *
- 1949: Palestine
- 1950: Grey Sovereign
- 1951: Gay Time
- 1952: Artane
- 1953: The Pie King
- 1954: Eubulides
- 1955: Ratification
- 1956: Red God
- 1957: Promulgation
- 1958: Hieroglyph
- 1959: Dollar Piece
- 1960: Typhoon
- 1961: Sovereign Lord
- 1962: Romantic
- 1963: Gentle Art
- 1964: Ragtime
- 1965: Sky Gipsy
- 1966: Hambleden
- 1967: Berber
- 1968: Tudor Music
- 1969: Village Boy
- 1970: Swing Easy
- 1971: Sallust
- 1972: Master Sing
- 1973: Dragonara Palace
- 1974: Legal Eagle
* The 1948 winner Star King was later exported to Australia and renamed Star Kingdom.
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