Earlier Winners
- 1878: Clocher
- 1879: Rayon d'Or
- 1880: Mask
- 1881: Limestone
- 1882: Comte Alfred
- 1883: Ossian
- 1884: Hermitage
- 1885: Paradox
- 1886: Chelsea
- 1887: Reve d'Or
- 1888: Zanzibar
- 1889: Enthusiast
- 1890: St Serf
- 1891: Orvieto
- 1892: Orme
- 1893: Harbinger
- 1894: Matchbox
- 1895: Troon
- 1896: Regret
- 1897: Ardeshir
- 1898: Dieudonne
- 1899: Caiman
- 1900: The Raft
- 1901: Energetic
- 1902: Royal Lancer
- 1903: Stephanas
- 1904: Mousqueton
- 1905: Thrush
- 1906: Troutbeck
- 1907: Wool Winder
- 1908: White Eagle
- 1909: Minoru
- 1910: Winkipop
- 1911: Stedfast
- 1912: Tracery
- 1913: Sun Yat
- 1914: Black Jester
- 1915–18: no race
- 1919: Glanmerin
- 1920: Braishfield
- 1921: Sunblaze
- 1922: Diligence
- 1923: Hurry Off
- 1924: Burslem
- 1925: The Monk
- 1926: Plimsol
- 1927: Rosalia
- 1928: Marconigram
- 1929: Le Phare
- 1930: Paradine
- 1931: Inglesant
- 1932: Dastur
- 1933: The Abbot
- 1934: Badruddin
- 1935: Hairan
- 1936: Corpach
- 1937: Pascal
- 1938: Faroe
- 1939: Olein
- 1940: no race
- 1941: Eastern Echo *
- 1942–45: no race
- 1946: Radiotherapy
- 1947: Combat
- 1948: My Babu
- 1949: Krakatao
- 1950: Palestine
- 1951: Le Sage
- 1952: Agitator
- 1953: King of the Tudors
- 1954: Landau
- 1955: My Kingdom
- 1956: Lucero
- 1957: Quorum
- 1958: Major Portion
- 1959: Petite Etoile
- 1960: Venture VII
- 1961: Le Levanstell
- 1962: Romulus
- 1963: Queen's Hussar
- 1964: Roan Rocket
- 1965: Carlemont
- 1966: Paveh
- 1967: Reform
- 1968: Petingo
- 1969: Jimmy Reppin
- 1970: Humble Duty
* The 1941 running took place at Newmarket.
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