| And who that putteth that knight to the worse shall have a fair maid and a gerfalcon. |
| He was possibly in front a little too long as he drifted slight and maybe idled, allowing the wellregarded and Group One-bound Gerfalcon to collar him close home. |
| Or shall I show you, sire, how a peregrine may win where a gerfalcon fails? |
| He put his gerfalcon on the perch provided in the hall for such use by the guests. |
| This bird is much larger than the peregrine falcon, and, indeed, is very little less than the great gerfalcon itself. |
| But the falcon was indeed a thoroughbred, with the eye of a gerfalcon. |
