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Longchamp

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Longchamp

Pleasure resort and racecourse in Paris, France, on the southwest side of the Bois de Boulogne. It is on the site of a former nunnery founded in 1260, suppressed in 1790. Many horse races in France are run here, including the most prestigious open-age-group race in Europe, the Prix de L'Arc de Triomphe, which attracts a top-quality field every October.



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Alas, he was a very sorry guest and, leaving his brother early, found himself, by ten o'clock in the evening, in a cab, behind the Longchamp race-course.
A wealthy supernumerary splashes his superior as he drives his tilbury to Longchamps and points with his whip to the poor father of a family, remarking to the pretty woman at his side, "That's my chief.
 
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