The plot of "
Parisienne" provokes autobiographical inquiries.
Mullins said: "Yorkhill, Gitane De Berlais and Petite
Parisienne will all run at Sandown, with Ruby Walsh riding two of them and Bryan Cooper on Petite
Parisienne."
Expected to be a stronger, more mature mare this season, Petite
Parisienne must shoulder an 11lb Grade 1 penalty today.
Petite
Parisienne was too careful and jumped too big so we'll take her back over our style of hurdles."
That triumph confirmed Petite
Parisienne's position as the best Irish-trained juvenile hurdler of last season.
Petite
Parisienne (1.30) looks a fair each-way shout in the Triumph Hurdle after beating the boys in a Leopardstown trial last month.
After studying the image of Parisian women, Hubert Juin draws a relevant conclusion: "Maiscelaveut dire aussi que la
Parisienne, derriere l'exotisme de son image 1900, cache un symbole plus profond et plus riche.
Tout ce qui tient a la
Parisienne est enigmatique, ambigu, impenetrable, et on cherche la connaissance de ce mystere.
La
Parisienne appeared for sale at the Grosvenor Gallery in London in 1913 and Gwendoline Davies bought it for PS5,000.
In "The Social Network of Fashion," editor Gloria Groom equates Paris to a cultural wheel whose spokes include the
Parisienne, the fashion industry, and the avant-garde (33).
NATURAL HUES: Josephina accent chair, left,
Parisienne wall clock, below, and four stack Pebble table lamp, above