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The 13 pages that link to Horse gait, each with the reason it gives.

• EquestrianismBroader topic: Riders adapt their balance and timing to each gait.

• Classical dressageRelated: Dressage develops control and quality within the horse's natural gaits.

• ThoroughbredNarrower topic: Thoroughbred racing depends on sustained speed at the gallop.

• Andalusian horseRelated: The breed is valued for elevated, expressive movement as well as its build.

• Draft horseRelated: A steady walk is the usual working gait for draft teams.

• Mountain zebraRelated: Mountain zebras use fast locomotion to escape predators across steep terrain.

• Ambling gaitNarrower topic: Ambling is one family of horse gaits, distinguished by its footfall timing.

• Animal LocomotionBroader topic: The plates document distinct phases of horse movement beyond the famous gallop.

• Friesian horseNarrower topic: The Friesian’s elevated trot is a distinctive expression of equine gait.

• KikkuliRelated: The regimen varies movement and pace to condition horses for sustained effort.

• PiaffeNarrower topic: Piaffe modifies the trot rather than creating a separate basic gait.

• Clydesdale horseRelated: Its characteristic high, active step is visible in movement and show presentation.

• Spanish walkNarrower topic: The Spanish walk alters the familiar walking pattern rather than creating a basic gait.