It was first run in 1893 as the Prix Monarque, adopting its present title in 1911, in honour of Eugène Adam, a leading figure in French racing who died in 1904.
The race was re-named in honour of Eugène Adam, a leading figure in French racing who died in 1904. It was first run in 1893 as the Prix Monarque, adopting its present title in 1911.
It was first run in 1893 as the Prix Monarque, adopting its present title in 1911. The race was re-named in honour of Eugène Adam, a leading figure in French racing who died in 1904.
It was first run in 1893 as the Prix Monarque, adopting its present title in 1911. The race was re-named in honour of Eugène Adam, a leading figure in French racing who died in 1904.