Earlier Winners
- 1894: Isinglass
- 1895: Laveno
- 1896: Persimmon
- 1897: Love Wisely
- 1898: Cyllene
- 1899: Flying Fox
- 1900: Disguise II
- 1901: Pietermaritzburg
- 1902: Rising Glass
- 1903: Sceptre
- 1904: Rock Sand
- 1905: St Amant
- 1906: Beppo
- 1907: Sancy
- 1908: Siberia
- 1909: Phaleron
- 1910: Lemberg
- 1911: Stedfast
- 1912: Prince Palatine
- 1913: Cantilever
- 1914: Trois Temps
- 1915: Lanius
- 1916: Cannobie
- 1917: no race
- 1918: Prince Chimay
- 1919: no race
- 1920: Torelore
- 1921: Milenko
- 1922: Lady Juror
- 1923: Inkerman
- 1924: Teresina
- 1925: Tatra
- 1926: Foxlaw
- 1927: Book Law
- 1928: Toboggan
- 1929: Cyclonic
- 1930: Pyramid
- 1931: Shell Transport
- 1932: Firdaussi
- 1933: Tai-Yang
- 1934: Umidwar
- 1935: Plassy
- 1936: Precipitation
- 1937: Solfo
- 1938: Challenge
- 1939–44: no race
- 1945: Black Peter
- 1946: Rising Light
- 1947: Esprit de France
- 1948: Alycidon
- 1949: Dust Devil
- 1950: Holmbush
- 1951: Pardal
- 1952: Mister Cube
- 1953: Buckhound
- 1954: Brilliant Green
- 1955: Nucleus
- 1956: Kurun
- 1957: Court Harwell
- 1958: All Serene
- 1959: Court Prince
- 1960: Prolific
- 1961: St Paddy
- 1962: Gaul
- 1963: Darling Boy
- 1964: Fighting Ship
- 1965: Bal Masque
- 1966: Alcalde
- 1967: Acrania
- 1968: Crozier
- 1969: Torpid
- 1970: Queen of Twilight
- 1971: Meadowville
- 1972: Knockroe
- 1973: Our Mirage
- 1974: Relay Race
- 1975: Shebeen
- 1976: Orange Bay
- 1977: Oats
- 1978: Classic Example
- 1979: Obraztsovy
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