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MOVING FASTER AT TORONTO. Toronto. Ont.. Mav If!.— On an improved hut not fast track the Dyment colt. Fort Carry, worked a mile in 1 :4l»S anil a mile and a quarter In 2:15*. in p reparation for the Kings Plate. He was ridden by . Gilbert and accompanied In the work by the four voir old. Canute Maid. He was straight at the finish. This is the record work for the Plate this spring. The Valley Farms cast off. Restoration, showed a mile in l:48C the best of the dav. nest to Uncle Tobys 1:«H. The Seagram horses all had the same task, a burst of a half mile, which thev did rertoualy broaa 40ji to 51. other workouts were: Tetnnieralre. three-quarters in l:lfli; Generous Moor, seven-eighths in 1:341: Finn MaeCool. mile and 11 quarter in 2:ls; Wool-vine, three eighths in :,7: Light Wool, mile in 1:48; Stringenev. five eighths in 1:041: Countv Clerk, mile in 1:40: Polls, three-eighths in :.7: Flving Squirrel, three eighths in 361: Cold Note, mile in 1:48*; Moon-raker and Suderinan. mile in 1:484 ; Butwell. iliile in 1:10: Adonia and Dotty Maddis. three-eighths in Al: Watcrbridge. seven eighths in 1:81; The General Armstrong, three-eighths in :!7; Lady Pure, three quarters in 1:10: Dredger, three-quarters in 1:20: Stanley Fav. half-mile in ."ilR: Ladv Ircna, half-mile in 40*. The Kings Plater. Capetown, a purchase from the Seagram stable, sillied today from Midland, where he was wintered. He is backward ami outclassed. The wiuner. in the opinion of most observers, and probably the placed horses, will come from the Seagram. Dyment and Valley Farm stables. Consignments arrived today from Windsor. Le ington and California. The owners represented were: George Il.ndrie. Sherman and Bailey. T. D. Sullivan. Fred Fox. II. Noble. Z. N. Benton. Mode Nicoll. Pons and May. Dillard Hill and T. II. Ryan.
