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Updated: May 18, 2025
But there was no time for further reflection, nor had I recovered breath enough for another word, when the hansom clattered up the cobbles into Waterloo Station. And our last sprint of that athletic night ended in a simultaneous leap into separate carriages as the platform slid away from the 12:10 train. Knocked Out
Then I'll harrow it well and run a culti-packer over it well, by the end of the week it ought to be a fairly fast track." "Goody! We'll go in to El Toro to-morrow and I'll wire to San Francisco for a stop-watch. May I sprint Panchito a little across that meadow?" "Wait a moment, Miss Kay. We shall have something to sprint after in a few minutes, I think."
We lost ground over this excursion, as the old man was so infernally blown with the sprint that he could scarcely totter back to the carriage; and by the time we had got under way again, the tail of the train was a good two kilometres ahead.
There were Black Knight and Scapegrace, Rightful and Happy Lad, Bean Eater and Emetic the latter the great sprinter who was bracketed with Swallow on the book-maker's sheets. Mares, fillies, geldings every offering of horse-flesh above three years. All striving for the glory and honor of winning this great sprint handicap. The monetary value was the lesser virtue.
'I am a blind owl; I had misread you strangely. And yet remember this; a sprint is one thing, and to run all day another. For I still mistrust your constitution; the short nose, the hair and eyes of several complexions; no, they are diagnostic; and I must end, I see, as I began. 'I am still a singing chambermaid? said Otto.
"What does this mean?" demanded the bluecoat. "It means you are it!" howled Teddy, bolting between the officer's legs, causing the bluecoat to fall flat upon the ground. "Run! Run!" howled Teddy. Phil sprang from the pole and all hands made a lively sprint for the car. But Teddy had distinguished himself.
"He's trying to get me to sprint, I guess." "Why don't you try it now?" suggested Mr. Vardon. "We'll soon be at the limits of the aviation field, and I doubt if these machines will be allowed to go beyond it. So, if you want to beat them in a race now is your time to speed up." "Here she goes!" cried Dick, as he opened wider the gasolene throttle.
The man in the doorway stepped out to reply, and in an instant seeing the opportunity both Alex and the foreman were on their feet, and had darted out into the stable. "Now for a sprint!" said the foreman. "Or, say, suppose I hide here in the stable," suggested Alex. "They don't know of my being here.
Three scouts, walking together, were disappearing over a knoll of ground in the distance. "Andy!" Tim bellowed. "Andy Ford!" One of the scouts looked around and pointed. He shouted to someone in the distance. Then he and his companions came forward on a wild run. Tim pulled the cup from the box and held it up for them to see. At that the wild run became a desperate sprint.
"He wouldn't want any other to beat the Peter Pan," explained Hazel, "and at the same time he would not take the glory of it from the boys who have it for the season. That's Paul," she finished proudly. The first "leg" of the course had been covered, and the three best boats, the Peter Pan, the Sprint, and the Lady B. were all in line.
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