Earlier Winners
- 1958 - Windy Answer
- 1957 - Turn Me Loose
- 1956 - Air Page
- 1955 - Festivity
- 1954 - June Brook
- 1953 - Winter Lady
- 1952 - Teddy's Sister
- 1951 - Teddy's Sister
- 1950 - Filsis
- 1949 - Tab Wales
- 1948 - Ascendant
- 1947 - Yellowknife
- 1946 - Floral Gift
- 1945 - Floral Gift
- 1944 - Sister Pat
- 1943 - Patruska
- 1942 - Passa Grille
- 1941 - Passa Grille
- 1940 - Koracan
- 1939 - Budsis
- 1938 - Mona Bell
- 1937 - Fore Isus
- 1936 - Ladymuch
- 1935 - Chickpen
- 1934 - Candy Feast
- 1933 - Shady Well
- 1932 - Shady Well
- 1931 - Step Off
- 1930 - Lindsay
- 1929 - Dance Circle
- 1928 - Best Bonnett
- 1927 - Tattling
- 1926 - Tattling
- 1925 - Tricky Take Off
- 1924 - Vrana
- 1923 - Prismar
- 1922 - Affectation
- 1921 - Sudor
- 1920 - Ostara
- 1915 - Lady Curzon
- 1914 - Dark Rosaleen
- 1913 - Sarolta
- 1912 - Amberite
- 1911 - Bride Lane
- 1910 - Frolic
- 1909 - Mendip
- 1908 - Cannie Maid
- 1907 - Sea Wall
- 1906 - Fair Havana
- 1905 - Maid of Barrie
- 1904 - Loupanga
- 1903 - Prodigality
- 1902 - Lyddite
- 1901 - Lady Berkley
- 1900 - Barley Sugar
- 1899 - Toddle Ladle
- 1898 - Violent
- 1897 - Downright
- 1896 - Melcha
- 1895 - Waterflow
- 1894 - Nancy Lee
- 1893 - Bonnie Bluff
- 1892 - Queen Mary
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