June Bth. The Grand Prize of Paris, cf 4000 soys, added to a sweepstakes of 40 soya eioh, 24 ft, and 4 only if declared, for three-year-olds ; second received 400 i Fova, and third 200 soys ; colts Bst 91b, fillies Bit 61b. About one mile seven [furlongs. 323 subs, 805 of whom declared. M. Blanc's b f Nubienne, by Rny Bias -Nice, Bst6lb (Hudsoa) 1 M. Fould's eh c Salteador, by Vortugadin — Vlap t'ash, 88t91b ... .. ■. (Hunter) 2 Count Lagrangre's eh c Flavlo 11, by Consul- Fillo de I'Air, Bit 91b .. .. (Dodge) 3 Scapegrace, Zut, Ismeal Vignemale, Swift, Avermes, Narcisse, and Tourangelle also ran. Betting : 7to 4 agat Zut ; 6to 1 Nubiennej 6 to 1 Scapegrace ; 7 to 1 Salteador ; 100 to 7 ißmael ; 15 to 1 Vignemale ; 25 to 1 War cisae ; 5 to 4 on Count Lagrange's lot. Three-quarters of a mile from home the lot commenced to close up, and as they entered the straight Flavio II drew out with a slight lead of Zut, Salteador, and Nubi enne, Ismael and Scapegrace lying next, aad Tourangelle in the rear. A quarter of a mile from the finish Zut was done with, and Nubienne, Salteador, and Piavio drew away from their field, and ran a splendid race home, Nubienne, who got the best of the struggle in the last 200 yarda, winning a fine race by a neck, a head only intervening between the second aud third. Zut was a bad fourth. Time, 3 mm. 27 sec. Value of the stakes to the winner, £5703.
