The Express.
London, England, 1851-10-25 00:00:00

PARIS AUTUMN RACES.
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The second of the Autumn races toolTilac;on Thursday,
in the Champ de Mars. The weather was beautifully fine;
the stands were well filled, though there were not so many
ladies as at the Sunday meeting. Within the cords there
were a great number of carriages and horsemen, and with-
out them a goodly assemblage of the more ordinary class
of spixtutors. The stands of the members of the Jockey
Club, and of gentlemen who take a peculiar interest in
racing, were crowded.

Th7Manpiis of Normanby was amongst the distinguished
personaircs present; as were also Prince Murat, the Minis-
ters of Foreign Attiirs, Justice, and Finance, the Prefect
of Police, and General Magnan, Commander-in-Chief of
the Army of Paris.
The tol-owing is an account of the business of the day :
NATIONAL STAKES, of 61$) fr., for horses and mares of
of four yrs and upwards; weight fur age; distance twice
round, in heats • ids entries:

i.. yrs lAft„ ..... (Ask.lse) 2

iYor;crsiCoarTeas—a7iirZilegli ...... 1 lle
M. stamens". e M ire, 4 yrs, trOtb
Prince de /Watteau'. in Kkokette, aged, 1231 k
At Ceti, too' m Want 4 cf., Penh
In the first heat Want cut out the running at the bridge,
and continued to carry it on to the back iu the last round,
La Cloture following. La Clature then got in front, and
made the running to beyond the Ecule Militaire, when St.
Germain went forward and won easily. In the second
heat the start was good ; at the bridge Mars
went away with the running, with La Cloture in wait-
ing. At the Ecule, La Cloture joined Mars, and they ran
pretty nearly together to the top of the hill in the last round,
when St. Germain began to gain ground. La Cloture soon
passed Mars, and St. Germain followed. A good race then
ensued between L Cloture and St. Germain, and the former
won by a neck. St. Germain would, however, have won
easily, if, at the bridge., he had not su..tained some injury in
his oil leg. For the third heat, for which only LA Cletnre
and Mars presented themselves, there was no race, a divi-
sion of the stakes having been agreed on—the owner of La
Cloture receiving 1,0006., the owner of Mars 2,0001 r. La
Cloture walked over. The first heat was run by the winner
in 4 min. 545 rec. ; the second in 4 min. 51 sec.
PRINCIPAL STAKEN of 5,000 fr., for horses and mares of
3 yrs and upwards; weight for age ; distance twice round;
S entries:

Mr. Cartrea lllhydration, 3 yr*, 911 b
M. Cut bon's cCorbun, J yr., 11121 b
Prince de Beaurau'ae James, 3 yrs, 911 b
Bar e 110 n Balthazar, j yrs, 1021 b
M. de (oingand'ae IMsh, 1 yrs, 1021 d 0
The start was a very bad one, Illustration only getting off
several lengths after tho others. Corbon and Dash got
ahead at the bridge, and ran nearly together to the stands,
when James went forward, and made the running to the back.
Corbon then got a little in front, but towards the top of the
hill Illustration, who had beeu lying last, began to gain
ground, and before passing the Ernie caught Corbon. She
shortly after went ahead, and won easily. Her jockey, a
French boy, rude esceedMitly well. The race was a very
beautiful one. Itun in 4 min. a-riths see.

.....
STAKES of 2,000 fr., for horses and mares of 3 yrs and up-
wards ; entry 50fr. ; weight fur age ; distance once =el.'s-
half round ; 11 entries :
Mr. Carter's (Annette, 3 yrs, 9lb (Calltotin) 1
M. [Attache de Maya c Memory, 3 yr", 10.9 b
M. Lupin's f Grenade, 3 yrs, ssib
Prince Max de Crol's r aneille, 3 yrs, 991 b
M. Aumone.sc Vishouway, 3 yrs, 1021 b
Memory went away with the running, and kept it to be-
yond the stands, when Annette took it up, and continued
it to the hill. Memory and Annette then ran together to
the Ecole, when Grenada, who had been lying some little
distance behind, began to pin on them ; but he could nut
catch them, and at last, after a good race with Memory,
Annette won by a neck. Run in 3m. 2.55.

WILTSHIRE CHAMPION COURSING MEET-

GREAT WESTERN CVE.—S4cond ties: Royalty beat
Lalius ; Rhoda beat &an; Impudence beat Busybody ;
Whipcord ran a bye (Prowess drawn).
Diteru Cl:P.—Second ties : Mrs. Kitt) Brown beat So-
merville; Mocking Bird beat Be True ; Lizzie beat Whiff;
Merry Lass beat Well-I 'Never.
STONEHENGE STAKE.S.—First ties: Reuben beat Blue
Banner ; World's Fair beat Lansdown ; Mandamus beat
' The Ban; King William beat Messmate.
Busing STAILFA.—Fiat tin: Fair Jane beat Ruth;
Lynx beat Cowslip; White Rose beat Manchet ; Wasy
beat Bonnie Laas.

BwacoN HILL STAKES.-Mr. Fowles's Factotum beat
Mr. Renda Soothgrava ; Mr. Boluses's Martinet heat
Major Clowes's Cataract; Mr. Lawrence's Lead-the-Way
beat Mr. Bowles's Bard ; Mr. H. Maxwell's Daintie Davie
beat Mr. W. Long's Ledbury ; Sir J. Boswell's l'uzzle'em
beat Mr. Riley's Itegultm; Mr. Leach's Lottery• beat Mr.
Barnett's Buffer; Mr. Barnett's Beam beat Mr. Miller's
Jew-boy; Mr. Lawrence's Lopez beat Sir J. lloawell's
Manzallia.

EVELEIGH STAKES.—Mr. Parkinson's Susan beat Sir J.
E. Bo ell's Lilly, Mr. Miller's Minerva beat Mr. Breach's
Sally, Mr. Fowler's Belt beat Captain Besant's Betty Mar-
tin, Mr. llolines's Merlon beat Mr. Loder's Vanity, Mr.
Riley's Molly Dawn beat Mr. Loder's Lady of St. Lao-
nard's Major Clowes's Complete beat Mr. Miller's
Miracle, Mr. Riley's Read beat Major Clowes's Compact,
Mr. Powney's Fan beat Mr. Penn's Wicked Eye.

NEWMARKET COUItSING MEETING.
TIIIAUWAY.
DERBY.—Second ties : Bayard beat Holyoake, Lock/-
ley beat Farmer.
Cer.—Second ties: Dunkeld beat Henrietta, Fore-
runner beat Hawk.

Oaxs.—Second tics : Delight beat Derry, Brenda ran
a bye.
PORT STARES.—Sccoad tics : Leader beat Bashful :
Factotum ran a bye.
EX.NING Stares. First tics: Dart beat Boling-
broke ; flexible ran a bye.