Whats a "gaited" horse..

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Answers: The term gait refers to the movements of a horse (walk, trot/jog, canter/lope/ gallop) a gaited horse has the ability to perform more than th.. 

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The term gait refers to the movements of a horse (walk, trot/jog, canter/lope/ gallop) a "gaited" horse has the ability to perform more than the normal gaits, weather it be the breeding or training of the horse, some breeds are naturally gaited, some are trained. Naturally Missouri fox trotters, Peruvian pasos, rocky mountain horses, paso finos, and some Tennessee walkers (plantation type) can perform different gaits naturally. American saddlebreds can be trained to be five gaiters, aside from walk, trot, canter, they slow gate (pace) where the same two legs on one side move together, and they rack, trot where all four hooves come off the ground at once. Tennessee walkers can be trained to do a running walk, but they are often forced to do so mechanically with harsh shoes, pads, built up feet (on blocks of wood) or before it was outlawed, glass sand and abrasives were surgically implanted into the legs. Standardbreds or pacers are trained and harnessed to pace, or move both legs on the same side at the trot. Hope this helps. like..homosexual horse? it means like a tennesse walker or fox trotter.. they r much more smooth.. Fine thoroughbreds that are trained to trot without bouncing its rider. The rider will feel like they are gliding when on the horse. Gaited Horse: an American term for a saddle or riding horse which can perform artificial as well as natural gaits. A three-gaited horse must show walk, trot, and canter. A five gaited horse must also how a slow gait (running walk, fox trot, or amble) and a fast rack! -- some of the five gaited horse breeds include fox trotters and tennesse walkers! An American term for aa saddle or riding horse which can perform artificial as well as natural gaits. A three-gaited horse must show walk, trot, and canter. A five gaited horse must also how a slow gait (running walk, fox trot, or amble) and a fast rack. Gaited doesn't mean smooth - so a fine thoroughbred who isn't bouncy isn't gaited! Ha!